Lingering Pink Skin?

[Guest guest]

Greetings, again, One Love,

 

I am assuming that the program you describe in the Files in this

group have fully relieved you of rosacea.

 

I'm just wondering if you did, indeed, relieve yourself by these

programs of that lingering pink skin that seems to sometimes change

by the minute.

 

As I wrote in an earlier post, I have a new skin. Since the first

Ayurvedic cleanse I've gotten rid of breakouts, pimples, papules,

pustules. DURING the cleanse my skin was immaculate; really pale in

the morning, too. (Some would think too pale -- but there is no

such thing as " too pale " among those who suffered the red face.)

 

Now I'm a just little pink. Is this the sign of the inner fire

coming back (same as when you throw water on a fire and don't

totally put it out, it comes back a little?, but that with

subsequent Ayurvedic cleanses this, too, will be extinguished?

 

Your personal experiences along these lines would be very helpful

and encouraging.

 

Thanks a lot!

 

pc

 

P.S. I know there was some talk about before and after photos. For

what it's worth, I don't think these are of much value. After all,

photos can me easily manipulated. (In fact, slightly different

lighting will give completely different results from one frame to

the next in one photo session even if it's not intended.) So, IMHO

we learn as much, even more, from the thoughtfully written word than

we would from a photo. Especially since a set of photos can easily

be challenged at worst; and are pretty subjective at best.

[Guest guest]

Greetings PC

 

I am happy to say I am completely free of rosacea due

to the information outlined for this group. You will

most likely see a reduction in redness just after a

cleanse, then see the redness come back until further

cleanses remove the redness completely. This was my

experience.

 

How long it will take for you to be symptom free will

depend on how much internal congestion and heat one

has to be removed. I have given the general estimate

of 2 to 3 months of cleansing every 2 weeks combined

with the toxin heat reducing diet and walking. Someone

with severe rosacea could take upwards of 5 months. I

had moderate rosacea and it took me 2 months.

 

I agree that photographs can be manipulated, however

if I would have had a medical doctor document my case

with photographs, it would have given credibility to

this process. I encourage everyone here to do this if

so inclined.

 

OneLove

 

 

pink_cat_6 <fminyc wrote:

> Greetings, again, One Love,

>

> I am assuming that the program you describe in the

> Files in this

> group have fully relieved you of rosacea.

>

> I'm just wondering if you did, indeed, relieve

> yourself by these

> programs of that lingering pink skin that seems to

> sometimes change

> by the minute.

>

> As I wrote in an earlier post, I have a new skin.

> Since the first

> Ayurvedic cleanse I've gotten rid of breakouts,

> pimples, papules,

> pustules. DURING the cleanse my skin was immaculate;

> really pale in

> the morning, too. (Some would think too pale -- but

> there is no

> such thing as " too pale " among those who suffered

> the red face.)

>

> Now I'm a just little pink. Is this the sign of the

> inner fire

> coming back (same as when you throw water on a fire

> and don't

> totally put it out, it comes back a little?, but

> that with

> subsequent Ayurvedic cleanses this, too, will be

> extinguished?

>

> Your personal experiences along these lines would be

> very helpful

> and encouraging.

>

> Thanks a lot!

>

> pc

>

> P.S. I know there was some talk about before and

> after photos. For

> what it's worth, I don't think these are of much

> value. After all,

> photos can me easily manipulated. (In fact, slightly

> different

> lighting will give completely different results from

> one frame to

> the next in one photo session even if it's not

> intended.) So, IMHO

> we learn as much, even more, from the thoughtfully

> written word than

> we would from a photo. Especially since a set of

> photos can easily

> be challenged at worst; and are pretty subjective at

> best.