Spontaneous Skin Peeling (was Dramatic Liver Cleanse)

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

 

Thanks for the info on Clear Heat and Flare Off. Glad you underwent

that " miraculous peel " . Had you done an Ayurvedic cleanse just

before? I did -- and that's when I had a peel. Wasn't big, but it

definitely was stuff sloughing off. No peel after the liver flush.

*But* by then I was using bentonite (on my skin) twice a week. So

this might have disguised the peeling.

 

Good luck with your programme!

 

PC

 

 

, " jenbernard2004 " <jen@l...>

wrote:

> Hi PC,

>

> Thanks for the reponse. I, too, tried Acnease, and found that it

did

> help somewhat with the redness, but wasn't quite a " big gun. " The

> products that flared me bigtime were " Flare Off, " and " Clear

Heat. "

> They were two different herbal preparations which were touted as

> removing and clearing toxic heat from the liver and small

intestines.

> I suspect that OneLove is right.....trying these products after a

> series of cleanses probably wouldn't result in the intense flare. I

> plan to try it again when I have a couple days with no pressing

> responsibilities.

>

> My good news is that the hayfever, and subsequently the intense

facial

> flaring, has abated. Finally, the Oregon rains came and knocked

the

> pollens out of the sky. My skin underwent its miraculous " peel, " a

> lot like when you have a sunburn. All the red, ultra-irritated

skin

> just sloughed off over a period of 4 days, and new creamy skin was

> underneath. I look like myself again! Even drank some light beer

last

> night and nothing happened (always a risk-taker)! I am so happy.

I

> really believe that our emotional state has EVERYTHING to do with

our

> skin, and that it's really hard to break the cycle of inflammation

> when we're constantly checking ourselves in the mirror, sad and

> insecure about the state of our skin. It can be so depressing.

But,

> for now, I'm holding on the tenuous slope of clear skin.

>

> I am planning a second liver cleanse in 2 weeks, followed by an

> Ayurvedic cleanse as well. It's cleansing season! Once you

start.....

>

> Ditto on the restaurant meals, PC. You just don't know what you're

> getting. MSG is a huge trigger for me, and it seems to be in

> EVERYTHING these days. When is it gonna get banned? I agree that

> taking Acnease preventatively is a smart move when you know you're

> gonna encounter acidic, heating foods. Good luck!

>

> Blessings to all.

>

> Jen

>

> , " pink_cat_6 " <fminyc@i...>

wrote:

> > Hi Jen,

> >

> > How are you doing now?

> >

> > Regarding my experience with Chinese herbs I used " Acnease " some

> > months back and it did, indeed, help a little bit (no flaring or

> > anything from them; a little soothing). But the help wasn't

nearly

> > enough.

> >

> > Liver cleanse was very good. I have some of the Acnease left. I

plan

> > to take it on vacation to counter the effects of restaurant

food.

> > Now -- I do try to choose wisely, but a patron really hasn't got

> > control over the supply and the preparation. And usually

restaurant

> > food is made with heating ingredients and acid-forming ones. I

don't

> > even have to check; my intestines let me know!

> >

> > PC