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Rosacea Skin Care Treatment Advice or Sales Pitch?

We watched this video because the title said it contains treatment advice for rosacea. As it turns out, it’s basically a product pitch for a company based in the UK.

However, the reason why I feel it’s important that you watch this video is because it shows that something CAN be done to treat your rosacea. Your face is NOT a hopeless cause. One of the patients in the video reflects the typical attitude that most rosacea patients have after a lifetime of seeking treatment. Altogether, there are some testimonials in this video that are quite convincing even though it’s less advice and more sales pitch. Definitely worth watching:

UPDATE: After a little research/investigation, we’ve learned that the main active ingredients found in the rosacea skin care system mentioned in the above video are included in a much cheaper product called Zenmed. The product featured in the video above sells for $233!!! (£161.50) – - that’s outrageous, in our opinion.

Because there is a much cheaper alternative that has helped thousands of rosacea patients around the world, we highly recommend you learn about Zenmed.

Despite Modern Medical Advances, Rosacea’s True Cause Still Elusive

Rosacea Pink SkinDespite the significant strides in understanding the characteristics and behavior of rosacea, according to the latest dermatological studies, this disease is still considered to have unknown causes. Unfortunately, even though there are advancements in rosacea skin care, doctors admit that they are operating in the dark and can only theorize about why certain treatments, such as antibiotics, work in temporarily addressing the symptoms of rosacea. 1

One theory, which has been under study by various dermatology departments around the world, is that the microbe called H. pylori causes an exacerbation of of an individual’s immune response which leads to the inflammation associated with the condition. The studies about this theory are mixed and some have dismissed the claim. However, conclusive findings are still to be determined.

Another theory which focuses on another microbe called the demodex mite, has seen similar mixed conclusions. Various alternative health care facilities have reported success in treating the symptoms of rosacea through the elimination of demodex mites through the use of sulfur compounds, but these results are inconclusive.

Unfortunately, the unpredictable nature of rosacea is such that finding any conclusive evidence for the cause of this skin condition has been elusive.

Although this disease affects millions of people around the world, the National Institutes of Health has refused to provide funding for research into the causes of rosacea, declaring this skin condition merely a “cosmetic” problem, the NIH concludes it would not be appropriate to fund such research by any public agency, but should be addressed by the skin care industry. 2 Though the disease seems like it should be simple to cure in view of advancements in modern medical advances, continued ignorance of this disease fosters a lack of funding in finding the cure.

Because there is no definite cure for rosacea within the medical community, the door has remained wide open for alternative health care practitioners, that is, the skin care industry, to offer all sorts of “cosmetic” solutions to individuals who are desperate for help. Some natural ingredient-based solutions, such as Zenmed, work to heal the epidermis and reduce the symptomatic redness, but the underlying causes have yet to be addressed.

This state of desperation leads to a never-ending cycle of disappointment for many and typically ends in social resignation and acceptance of a less than optimal quality of life.

Many rosacea patients are in an exceedingly distressing and psychologically devastating condition. This state of desperation leads to a never-ending cycle of disappointment for many and typically ends in social resignation and acceptance of a less than optimal quality of life. Until the medical community can offer more than the typical round of prescription drugs, which are still only “blind” temporary fixes, there will be little hope for rosacea sufferers beyond individual trial-and-error attempts at self-treatment.

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1 The pathophysiology of rosacea, Mc Aleer MA, Lacey N, Powell FC, G Ital Dermatol Venereol. 2009 Dec;144(6):663-71.

Taking Rosacea Seriously – Skin Care Beyond The Surface

rosacea,bad skin,skin careIf you’ve been searching for a magic formula to clear your skin from its redness, you won’t find it here. However, you will discover that, with diligence and persistence, you can reduce the rosacea redness on your face to such a degree that it becomes totally unnoticeable. For some, this is considered a cure, but that is up to the individual to determine. It’s important to note that, although rosacea is not necessarily a curable skin condition, there are methods of treating rosacea that have caused many to believe otherwise.

In order to take your rosacea skin care seriously, you must not simply jump from one treatment option to another. You must approach this more scientifically, which means patience is required. Understandably, patience is the last thing you want to hear about when your face is bright red and your day is ruined. When you just want the redness to go away, you aren’t going to be very open to any sort of longterm solution to anything. Trust me, I’ve been there. All you want is something that makes the redness go away. However, we need to approach this from a very different angle. Instead of trying to get the redness to go away, we need to make sure that it never appears in the first place. Yes, I said NEVER.

My method of dealing with rosacea has little to do with avoiding the typical list of hot and spicy foods and overly stressful situations. These are indeed some of the triggers, but we are aiming to do more than deal with triggers. We aim to dispose of the entire gun! Please take note: This method takes faith. I have nothing to offer here to increase your faith except an appeal to personal experience. If my approach does not sound reasonable to you, then you will likely never take my advice. If you are willing to have faith and try something new, you may be rewarded with a clear face beyond what you ever hoped for.

I love spicy Mexican foods. I confess Green chile as an addiction. I love eating anything with green chile, but I also enjoy adding cayenne pepper to many of my dishes. When I would suffer from rosacea, my skin would inevitably flare up after enjoying my favorite meals. It was just a fact of life I learned to accept.

Another addiction I have is coffee. Coffee was one of the worst things for my rosacea skin. Not long after enjoying a mug, my face would become a little bit itchy. I’d scratch it VERY lightly until I’d realize that it was basically the beginning of a new rosacea flareup. You know how it goes. I’d enjoy the coffee, but always pay the price.

Finally, I loved being in the sunshine, but the inevitable streak of red across my face and the ensuing questions from others about what they determined was a sunburn was a total pain in the butt. To more efficiently deal with this social situation, I would just say, “Yeah, I had too much sun yesterday,” and leave it at that.

Why am I sharing these experiences? Because I want to let you know that I’ve been there. I want you to take me seriously. If you don’t, you will never have faith in my method of clearing rosacea. (And no, I’m not selling a book with some lame list of things to avoid.)

Rosacea Skin Care Remedy

First, you must cleanse and heal your liver. Do a search on Google for liver cleanses. Again, I’m not selling you anything, so I’m not going to post a link here, but Dr. Clark’s liver cleanse (which is free) was the one that I used several times. It may not be liver stones coming out when you do it, but I can attest to the benefits of doing such a cleanse. If you want to know why cleansing the liver is important, read this other post I wrote. In addition to cleansing your liver, supporting it with the supplement Milk Thistle is also important.

Second, you need to begin taking L-Lysine amino acid which is one of the cheapest and most readily available supplements ever. You can find it at your local pharmacy or grocery store. It’s easy to buy and there is no shame in buying it. L-Lysine is just a typical supplement that many people use for various reasons. It strengthens the skin. When your skin is stronger, it’s less prone to breaking down… in other words, it makes your skin more flare-up resistant. L-Lysine is perfectly safe.

Finally, there are cleansers and skin care ointments you can use to help keep your redness to a minimum. Many have attested to Zenmed as the best natural cleansing system for rosacea skin. Personally, I have tried the rosacea skin care products from Zenmed and can say that they do work to reduce the redness immediately. The only problem I had with Zenmed is that, although it works to reduce the redness, it is not a cure or permanent solution. It will not keep you from getting another flareup if you stop using it. It may reduce the symptoms and may help keep your skin from appearing red, but it WILL NOT cure your rosacea. However, I do highly recommend it because it does reduce redness and is completely all-natural. Read more about Zenmed here.

Ultimately, in order to slay the Red Dragon of Rosacea, you cannot simply rely on some lotion or soap. You need to do an internal cleansing of your body, primarily your liver. You also need to strengthen the surface of your skin through the use of the supplement called L-Lysine. Once you have cleansed your liver (which could take at least a month) and you’ve strengthened your skin, it’s likely that you will never again need to worry about avoiding certain foods or situations.

I know this sounds too good to be true, so I’m assuming most people will read this article and just click away. However, there may be one person who suffered as much as I did with rosacea who might take a chance and do what I suggest. For the past 6 years, I have been able to eat the spiciest food and drink as much coffee as I want with no flareups whatsoever. The only thing that has ever caused me a flareup in 6 years is some rare soap that my sister brought me from New York from an Indian spice shop. I must have been allergic to it. Other than that one instance, my face has been clear.

If you don’t want to follow my suggestions, at least read what others have to say about Zenmed Rosacea Redness Reducer.

 
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