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Where Botox Comes From? • Botox is produced from an anaerobic bacterium. However, bear in mind that people may suffer the syndrome of botulism under certain situations. The most frequent ones are: eating contaminated food or a wound infection. In both cases, the outcome is the intoxication of the gastrointestinal tract. For these reasons, cosmetic practitioners must take specialized Botox courses to get a certified permission to use. Only then, these experts will know the type of Botox that you need. All of them act slightly different on muscles. Clients must always remember that they have to demand to see this certification before allowing any practitioner to use Botox on them. • Botox is a very complicated compound. Because it derives from the botulinum bacterium, it is made up of many kinds of proteins which are divided into different types named from A to F. Nevertheless, type A is the most frequently used. This type is acquired through fermentation. Substances made with the Type A toxin include Botox (Vistabel), Dysport (Azzalure), Xeomin (Bocouture) and others. Regarding Botox, just know that all of its variations are made with the same strain of the bacteria. This means that the active part of the compound is identical. The differen