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July 18th, 2005 at 11:46 pm
Do you know for certain that you have an allergy to the demodex mite? Most
people, if not all, have these mites living in their skin. They don’t cause any
problems unless you have an allergic reaction to the mite. It’s kind of like
being allergic to dust. It’s the droppings of the dust mite that cause the
reaction, not the mite itself. I don’t see the logic in using an ointment to
kill off the mites when they are sooo contagious. The first time you have skin
to skin contact with another person or their hat, towel, whatever, you’ve got
mites again. The best thing to do is follow a diet and skin care regimen that
will strengthen the immune system and the function of the skin organ. Using an
ointment is only a bandaid solution to the real problem, which is immune system
dysfunction. Acne and rosacea are nearly unheard of in regions where people eat
a traditional, native diet that is appropriate for the human body (pacific
islanders, etc) and that supports a healthy immune system.
I suppose if the idea of bugs crawling in your skin gives you the willies, you
could use the Dr Clark zapper to kill them on the spot with one treatment. I try
not to think about all the little "thingies" that call our bodies home. Yuck!
Rosacea can be caused by so many things. It is best addressed with dietary
modifications and using very pure skin care products (Miessence,
Terressentials). The fact that the Demodex company won’t disclose any of their
ingredients is a red flag to me. If they have a proprietary formula protected by
a patent, then they should at least list the base ingredients. Often it’s the
base ingredients that cause all the problems.
I can send you my natural skin care protocol if you like and that should help,
at NO cost. It’s mostly diet changes that need to be made. Let me know!
Carisa
Has anyone in this group ever tried any of these products or know
anything about them?
July 19th, 2005 at 5:38 pm
I agree. Not listing the ingredents makes me suspecious too.
As for the parasite, I’m aware we all have them. Other then stress and anxiety,
I can’t understand why these sores last so long, sometimes months. I can handle
some, but sometimes there are many and I’m 46. Go figure.
Yes, you can send me the info you have. I’ll look it over.
Carisa
Has anyone in this group ever tried any of these products or know
anything about them?
U.S./Canada
July 19th, 2005 at 7:46 pm
Here’s your info. The first is skin specific, the other is a general wellness
prtocol that I recommend to everyone. Let me know if you have any questions.
Carisa
I agree. Not listing the ingredents makes me suspecious too.
As for the parasite, I’m aware we all have them. Other then stress and anxiety,
I can’t understand why these sores last so long, sometimes months. I can handle
some, but sometimes there are many and I’m 46. Go figure.
Yes, you can send me the info you have. I’ll look it over.
Carisa Holmes wrote:
Do you know for certain that you have an allergy to the demodex mite? Most
people, if not all, have these mites living in their skin. They don’t cause any
problems unless you have an allergic reaction to the mite. It’s kind of like
being allergic to dust. It’s the droppings of the dust mite that cause the
reaction, not the mite itself. I don’t see the logic in using an ointment to
kill off the mites when they are sooo contagious. The first time you have skin
to skin contact with another person or their hat, towel, whatever, you’ve got
mites again. The best thing to do is follow a diet and skin care regimen that
will strengthen the immune system and the function of the skin organ. Using an
ointment is only a bandaid solution to the real problem, which is immune system
dysfunction. Acne and rosacea are nearly unheard of in regions where people eat
a traditional, native diet that is appropriate for the human body (pacific
islanders, etc) and that supports a healthy immune system.
I suppose if the idea of bugs crawling in your skin gives you the willies, you
could use the Dr Clark zapper to kill them on the spot with one treatment. I try
not to think about all the little "thingies" that call our bodies home. Yuck!
Rosacea can be caused by so many things. It is best addressed with dietary
modifications and using very pure skin care products (Miessence,
Terressentials). The fact that the Demodex company won’t disclose any of their
ingredients is a red flag to me. If they have a proprietary formula protected by
a patent, then they should at least list the base ingredients. Often it’s the
base ingredients that cause all the problems.
I can send you my natural skin care protocol if you like and that should help,
at NO cost. It’s mostly diet changes that need to be made. Let me know!
Carisa
Zoe wrote:
Has anyone in this group ever tried any of these products or know
anything about them?
U.S./Canada
July 21st, 2005 at 8:20 am
HI Rose
I would like to try your free sample. please…
Here is my address
Mrs Glenda Aver
67 Cairn Garoch Road
Brighton Beach
Bluff
Kwazulu Natal
South Africa
Thank you
Glenda
Kind Regards,
Glenda Aver
July 22nd, 2005 at 5:36 am
I’m really sorry Glenda. I’m only shipping in the USA. I should of been
more specific.
HI Rose
I would like to try your free sample. please…
Here is my address
Mrs Glenda Aver
67 Cairn Garoch Road
Brighton Beach
Bluff
Kwazulu Natal
South Africa
Thank you
Glenda
Kind Regards,
Glenda Aver
July 22nd, 2005 at 12:15 pm
Rose,
If you’re sincere about wanting to help others, and not just trolling
for another desperate person willing to pay a lot of money for false
hopes, you’ll provide all the information here in this forum so we can
discuss the potential of your miracle substance. What is the name of
this substance? Is it a cream, ointment, vitamin, supplement, etc.
What are the active ingredients? What is the cost? Where is the
evidence that your miracle cure really works?
Those of us who suffer from eczema and psoriasis have been severely
victimized by unscrupulous vendors who are out to make a quick buck
off our frustrations. Please share the details openly or go somewhere
else to find suckers for your product.
July 22nd, 2005 at 5:40 pm
Okay thanks Rose. But can u tell me what type of cream and
etc. Like Leesh was saying in the email.
thanks
Kind Regards,
Glenda Aver
July 22nd, 2005 at 10:04 pm
Thanks for the information, but giving the phone number or the address of where
you bought or got the Renew Lotion would also be of assistance. If it is
helpful against individuals who suffer with eczema/psoriasis would greatly
appreciate.
Thank you in advance
Rose,
If you’re sincere about wanting to help others, and not just trolling
for another desperate person willing to pay a lot of money for false
hopes, you’ll provide all the information here in this forum so we can
discuss the potential of your miracle substance. What is the name of
this substance? Is it a cream, ointment, vitamin, supplement, etc.
What are the active ingredients? What is the cost? Where is the
evidence that your miracle cure really works?
Those of us who suffer from eczema and psoriasis have been severely
victimized by unscrupulous vendors who are out to make a quick buck
off our frustrations. Please share the details openly or go somewhere
else to find suckers for your product.
Take care….
Love Always,
ghe
July 23rd, 2005 at 6:31 am
Hello,
Has anyone tried a liver cleanse??
I have the recipe for a liver cleanse but i was
wondering if there are any ready made kits out there
and if anyone recommends any specific one.
Also, if you could tell me what your experience has
been with the liver cleanse and if you saw any effect
on your skin and acne..
thanks much.
July 23rd, 2005 at 10:25 am
The Dr Clark liver cleanse is by far the best. Follow her protocol to the
letter. If you suspect you have large stones, try using malic (apple) acid and
gold coin grass for several weeks before your cleanse. They help to break up and
soften stones and make them easier to pass during the cleanse.
Carisa
July 23rd, 2005 at 7:51 pm
thanks for replying Carisa. Dr. Clarks recommends that
the liver cleanse be preceeded by the parasite and
kidney cleanse.
I am wondering where i can get all the ingredients
from. i checked some stores for available kits, but
did not find anything. could you guide me as to where
i can get the ingredients or even better, a kit
containing all the herbs/pills.
thanks much - sid
July 24th, 2005 at 12:22 am
Hi Sid,
I had eczema recently and started looking for natural remedies. I
started taking scott’s emulsion (contains cod liver oil), eating
sardines and mackerals, (for omega3) started taking kefir (probiotic)
and did a liver cleanse. My eczema is very much better now. Not a
scientific study as I am looking for a solution not prove a theory.
Peter
July 24th, 2005 at 6:25 am
You can get all the ingredients from www.herbspicetea.com or from
www.drclark.com
carisa
July 24th, 2005 at 1:57 pm
hi sid,be careful which ones you try.some are no more than dirt put in a box,i’m
sure.at least thats what they taste like.they did nothing for my skin either
expect make me pee like i was drinking coffee or beer,or something.take care and
have fun,jamey.
July 24th, 2005 at 9:01 pm
You can get all the ingredients from www.herbspicetea.com or from
www.drclark.com
carisa
July 26th, 2005 at 7:17 pm
hi sid,i am not doing anything for my skin right now.i have psoriasis as well as
acne.my drug plan ran out allmost 15 years ago,when i was covered under my
father.at that time the derm. i was seeing said we should try and clear up the
psoriasis first.what a mistake that was!it only gets worse year after year and
although my acne isn’t as bad as it was i still have big flare ups on my
back.although if we would have tried to clear up my acne,it maybe all gone?
i am fortuneate that i can hide most of my skin problems.i’ve meet others who
can’t,but sometimes its better having them up front instead of surprizing
someone later on.take care and have fun,jamey.
July 29th, 2005 at 3:49 pm
thanks for replying jamey…hope your condition gets
better…will let you know if anything works for me..
take care - sid
July 31st, 2005 at 3:27 pm
I’m new to the group. I joined so I could share my sucess on treating my rosecea
with you. A month ago I started taking msm, the liquid, this is by Dr Jacobs who
discoved it. It nasty tasting stuff but it works on sore bodies and the side
effect was it has cleared up my rosecea. I also used the lotion on my face, one
time. Its good on any sores and skin stuff you might have going on.
Page
August 1st, 2005 at 4:47 am
send me 2 samples, I have a friend with roseca also.
Page Morgan
413 Harper Rd
Pendleton, SC
29670
August 2nd, 2005 at 5:55 pm
hi page,i’m glad to hear you found something that works for your skin
problems.could you tell me more about this stuff you were taking that cured your
skin problems?where do you find it?do you need a rx for it?cost ?i think i have
just about every skin problem going….well
allmost(psoriasis,eczema,rosecea,black heads,white heads and the occasional cold
sore).i’d appreciate any help or advise you can give.jamey.
I’m new to the group. I joined so I could share my sucess on treating my rosecea
with you. A month ago I started taking msm, the liquid, this is by Dr Jacobs who
discoved it. It nasty tasting stuff but it works on sore bodies and the side
effect was it has cleared up my rosecea. I also used the lotion on my face, one
time. Its good on any sores and skin stuff you might have going on.
Page
August 3rd, 2005 at 3:27 am
Just put msm in your search engine. You’ll come up with all kinds of info. I
picked the Jacobs advertizement because he was the one that invented it.
I take it ever day, it helps with sore muscels, I put it on a sore that was slow
to heal and a rough place on my elbow, and they are all gone.
I got some from the farm and garden for horses and am giving it to my dog, she’s
8 and getting a little stiff. Its working on her too.
They use it in Austraila for spider bites, it works on those too.
Let me know what happens.
Page
I think it will help you, try it.
August 3rd, 2005 at 8:37 am
Page, does this work for eczema? I just went through a steroid treatment, but
yet again it is comming back. I have it on my eye, arms, legs, and armpits.
I’m trying to find someother way to deal with this. Let me know. Jessica Mack
Just put msm in your search engine. You’ll come up with all kinds of info. I
picked the Jacobs advertizement because he was the one that invented it.
I take it ever day, it helps with sore muscels, I put it on a sore that was slow
to heal and a rough place on my elbow, and they are all gone.
I got some from the farm and garden for horses and am giving it to my dog, she’s
8 and getting a little stiff. Its working on her too.
They use it in Austraila for spider bites, it works on those too.
Let me know what happens.
Page
I think it will help you, try it.
August 3rd, 2005 at 1:54 pm
hi page,the stuff you are using is it called horse laminate?
Just put msm in your search engine. You’ll come up with all kinds of info. I
picked the Jacobs advertizement because he was the one that invented it.
I take it ever day, it helps with sore muscels, I put it on a sore that was slow
to heal and a rough place on my elbow, and they are all gone.
I got some from the farm and garden for horses and am giving it to my dog, she’s
8 and getting a little stiff. Its working on her too.
They use it in Austraila for spider bites, it works on those too.
Let me know what happens.
Page
I think it will help you, try it.
August 4th, 2005 at 2:22 am
certainly MSM is helpful to the skin and connective tissues, but skin that has
so many conditions going on at once is trying to TELL you something. The skin is
an organ of elimination and is a window into the health of your other organs and
your immune system. Doing some major internal cleaning as well as removing
toxins from your household and nourishing the body with nutrient-dense foods is
the only real way to find relief. I will post my natural skin care protocol if
you’re interested. It doesn’t require that you buy any expensive creams….this
is not a sales pitch. Just help.
Carisa
I’m new to the group. I joined so I could share my sucess on treating my rosecea
with you. A month ago I started taking msm, the liquid, this is by Dr Jacobs who
discoved it. It nasty tasting stuff but it works on sore bodies and the side
effect was it has cleared up my rosecea. I also used the lotion on my face, one
time. Its good on any sores and skin stuff you might have going on.
Page
August 6th, 2005 at 4:46 am
I take the oral MSM, 1 t spoon 2 times a day. It is made for humans, and
animals. I use the lotion on my elbow that had a rough place on it. It had been
there for a long time. It is practically gone and doesn’t hurt anymore. I use it
on my roseca twice and it is gone, I was going crazy with it. I would have tried
anything. Something causes this in us, could it be a lack of something in our
body? Your body needs msm, which is a sulfur compound.
Try it, it is cheap, and won’t hurt you.
Page
August 9th, 2005 at 11:20 pm
I hate to sound stupid, but what is msn???
Thanks
Jana
August 10th, 2005 at 6:41 am
HI,
I was just going through my emails and noticed this. Does it work on acne and
what is msn? I suffer from eczema, and acne. How do I get it and can you get
samples or money back guarantee? Thanks a bunch
I’m new to the group. I joined so I could share my sucess on treating my rosecea
with you. A month ago I started taking msm, the liquid, this is by Dr Jacobs who
discoved it. It nasty tasting stuff but it works on sore bodies and the side
effect was it has cleared up my rosecea. I also used the lotion on my face, one
time. Its good on any sores and skin stuff you might have going on.
Page
August 10th, 2005 at 11:40 am
I hate to sound stupid, but what is msn???
Thanks
Jana
August 12th, 2005 at 11:19 am
Thanks Carisa, for telling me know what msn is!
I am also fairly new to this board, and have already learned SO much! (and
have yet so much MORE to learn! lol) I signed up for this board originally
because my daughter (6) has alopecia, and I was trying to find some sort of
"natural" remedy/aid for her. Conventional medicine hasn’t really seemed to do
much
good.
Thanks again!
Jana
August 20th, 2005 at 11:04 pm
1)WE should really really really stop referring to
Methyl-sulfonyl-methane (MSM) as MSN (microsoft
networks.)
2) MSM is purported to aid the absorbtion of OTHER
substances through the skin, rather than to be
absorbed itself.
-e
August 25th, 2005 at 10:19 pm
The doctors say that scratching psoraisis makes it
much worse. Have those of you with psoriasis noticed
that scratching or not scratching has had any
noticeable effect? I haven’t ever successfully
stopped scratching, it seems like those big scaly
flakes need to be scratched off, and even when i try
to stop, it is so itchy i scratch unconsciously. It
just seems like i would still have psoriasis whether i
scratched it or not. But if it really makes a
difference i would really make the effort. what do
you guys think? -maya
August 26th, 2005 at 2:39 pm
Scratching is definitely bad for psoriasis or any skin problem — only
spreads the disease to healthy skin.
The best way to deal with the flaking and itchiness is to bath in dead
sea salts. While bathing, you can gently rub your hand over the
patches, removing the scales. The salts will also sooth the itchiness.
August 28th, 2005 at 1:47 pm
you are right.moisture therapy is also a good help.i use zinc oxide cream before
bed.after my shower i use olive oil.this combination has reduced my flakeyness
in half.which means less vacumeing.i still have all my spots,but its the flakes
that are the worst part about having psoriasis i find.
The best way to deal with the flaking and itchiness is to bath in dead
sea salts. While bathing, you can gently rub your hand over the
patches, removing the scales. The salts will also sooth the itchiness.