| abstract |
A nitric oxide-releasing substance is delivered to a mammalian tissue such as a human to obtain beneficial effects such as tissue warming, treatment of impotence, hair growth, treatment of superficial ulcer on the leg, and pain relief. Providing a means to do so. The method of the present invention delivers a nitric oxide-releasing substance such as L-arginine to mammalian tissues such as humans, either by topical application or oral administration, for analgesia, warming of cold tissues. It is a method for producing beneficial effects such as hair growth on the scalp, healing of lower limb ulcers, reduction of impotence. The delivery vehicle used in the method provides a hostile biophysical environment that facilitates and facilitates the transfer of nitric oxide releasing material to the skin. [Selection figure] None |