Plants for Acne

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It builds the immune systems and detoxifies, as an over all tonic

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>

> flowerbud16859 <crocola1> wrote:

> Hello,

> I have been searching on the net for aeon times and i still cant't

> find something suitable for my son who has a very bad acne. I don't

> know if i am in the right place but i am still gonna ask:)

> Someone gave me a recipe based on plants but as it's in french i am

> not sure of the translation but here it goes: 125gr of burdock roots,

> 50gr of aerial part of wild pansy( whatever that is?), infuse in

> water and drink it three times a day.

> We have tried every medecine possible with no effects,( even chinese

> medecine) so i am turning to plants in the hope to find an answer.

> I really hope someone is going to give me a positive reply because we

> are desesperate:(

> Thank you

> Pat

>

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--- On Fri 04/23, brightbrightlight < bridgett > wrote:brightbrightlight [ bridgett] Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 13:00:40 -0000 Re: Plants for AcnePat,I don't know anything about the formula you mentioned, but I would suggest another method that has worked for my son and my future daughter-in-law. They both use virgin coconut oil on their face and it has improved their acne immensely. After two weeks, my son's acne has almost totally disappeared. My daughter-in-law swears it's the best thing she has ever used. I use it on my face daily and my skin has never felt better.If you interested, I can recommend a couple of good sources to purchase.IreneP.S. I would also recommend paying close attention to the diet. Eliminating refined sugar from the diet is very important.> > flowerbud16859 wrote:> Hello,> I have been searching on the net for aeon times and i still cant't > find something suitable for my son who has a very bad acne. I don't > know if i am in the right place but i am still gonna ask:)> Someone gave me a recipe based on plants but as it's in french i am > not sure of the translation but here it goes: 125gr of burdock roots, > 50gr of aerial part of wild pansy( whatever that is?), infuse in > water and drink it three times a day.> We have tried every medecine possible with no effects,( even chinese > medecine) so i am turning to plants in the hope to find an answer.> I really hope someone is going to give me a positive reply because we > are desesperate:(> Thank you> Pat> No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

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Hi Pat,

Have you tried applying tea tree oil (topically). Although I don't suffer from acne, I find it very effective when I have breakouts. it works better than anything else I've tried. You can apply it with a cotton ball after cleansing. If you find any sensitivity to it, dampen the cotton ball with water first. BTW, I have found the best brand (and cheapest) at unbelievably,

Target. If you don't have one locally, they are online too. Far better than the stuff I've gotten at the health food stores.

 

Hope this helps,

 

 

 

Hello,I have been searching on the net for aeon times and i still cant't find something suitable for my son who has a very bad acne. I don't know if i am in the right place but i am still gonna ask:)Someone gave me a recipe based on plants but as it's in french i am not sure of the translation but here it goes: 125gr of burdock roots, 50gr of aerial part of wild pansy( whatever that is?), infuse in water and drink it three times a day.We have tried every medecine possible with no effects,( even chinese medecine) so i am turning to plants in the hope to find an answer.I really hope someone is going to give me a positive reply because we are desesperate:(Thank youPat

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But I don't understand how adding something oily

can work in this many. I've heard of the concept

from the Edgar Cayce readings with another oil (I

forget what I tried), but it only worsened

things.

 

I have adult cystic acne. Do you still suggest?

 

TIA

Suzan

--- Irene <iclark wrote:

> --- On Fri 04/23, brightbrightlight & lt;

> bridgett & gt; wrote:

>

> brightbrightlight [

> bridgett]To:

> : Fri, 23

> Apr 2004 13:00:40 -0000Subject:

> Re: Plants for AcnePat,

> I don't know anything about the formula you

> mentioned, but I would suggest another method

> that has worked for my son and my future

> daughter-in-law. They both use virgin coconut

> oil on their face and it has improved their

> acne immensely. After two weeks, my son's acne

> has almost totally disappeared. My

> daughter-in-law swears it's the best thing she

> has ever used. I use it on my face daily and

> my skin has never felt better.

> If you interested, I can recommend a couple of

> good sources to purchase.

>

> Irene

> P.S. I would also recommend paying close

> attention to the diet. Eliminating refined

> sugar from the diet is very important.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Suzann, Here's a website that might be informative: http://www.coconut-info.com/ It has a lot of information regarding the use of coconut oil. My daughter-in-law said(she's almost 24 and has used antibodies since early teens to fight her acne problem) that her face is healthier than it has ever been. She also said she has stopped taking her antibodies and the acne has not returned. She told me yesterday that her mother asked her what she was using because her complexion looked so healthy. Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, which is known for being anti-viral, antibacterial and anti-fungal. My suggestion is to read and research the benefits of coconut oil. It has improved my skin but I did not have an acne problem. You can also join an from the above site and read the archives. I think the moderator has it closed for a few days, but you can join and ask answered in a few days when he reopens the group. Irene --- On Sat 04/24, Suzann E < suzann03 > wrote:Suzann E [ suzann03] Date: Sat, 24 Apr 2004 05:53:32 -0700 (PDT)Re: Re: Plants for AcneBut I don't understand how adding something oilycan work in this many. I've heard of the conceptfrom the Edgar Cayce readings with another oil (Iforget what I tried), but it only worsenedthings.I have adult cystic acne. Do you still suggest?TIASuzanNo banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

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The best botanical Acne solution that we have tried in our family is

Shegoi - made from the World's oldest plant - scientific info at

 

http://LarreaTridentata.org

 

(the Scientific name for the Botanical source, grown on millions of

licensed acres in the Mojave Desert in the Southern US by Larrea

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The patented medication is guaranteed to work.

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the link, Irene.

 

I did go to that site and even joined the group

you mentioned. However, am a bit confused b/c all

posts going back on the last 100 are made by the

same person. It doesn't seem to be a discussion

group but rather one person's posts.

 

At any rate, could you just tell me how your DIL

used it. Internally or only externally, for

results? How much, when, after washing or what?

Can't imagine walking around with it all day or

sleeping with it. Maybe one puts it and then

washes off? And does the brand matter. I live in

Canada and can get a different brand.

 

TIA,

Suzan

 

 

--- Irene <iclark wrote:

>

> Suzann, Here's a website that might be

> informative: http://www.coconut-info.com/ It

> has a lot of information regarding the use of

> coconut oil. My daughter-in-law said(she's

> almost 24 and has used antibodies since early

> teens to fight her acne problem) that her face

> is healthier than it has ever been. She also

> said she has stopped taking her antibodies and

> the acne has not returned. She told me

> yesterday that her mother asked her what she

> was using because her complexion looked so

> healthy. Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid,

> which is known for being anti-viral,

> antibacterial and anti-fungal. My suggestion

> is to read and research the benefits of coconut

> oil. It has improved my skin but I did not

> have an acne problem. You can also join an

> from the above site and read the

> archives. I think the moderator has it closed

> for a few days, but you can join and ask

> answered in a few days when he reopens the

> group. Irene --- On Sat 04/24, Suzann E & lt;

> suzann03 & gt; wrote:Suzann E

> [ suzann03]To:

> : Sat, 24

> Apr 2004 05:53:32 -0700 (PDT)Re:

> Re: Plants for AcneBut I

> don't understand how adding something oilycan

> work in this many. I've heard of the

> conceptfrom the Edgar Cayce readings with

> another oil (Iforget what I tried), but it only

> worsenedthings.I have adult cystic acne. Do you

> still suggest?TIASuzan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Suzann, The coconut oil info group on is a monitored group. I don't like that approach because the moderator can decide what to post so I use my judgement in reading that group. That is the reason all the posts appear to be from the same person. I have found if I post anything that may be on the negative side of coconut oil, the moderator does not post it. So for that reason, I do my own research on any subject that interest me. But, do I believe everything I read in this group, absolutely not! Again, if something interest me, I'll do more research. My DIL uses coconut oil externally only after washing her face. I think she uses it mostly in the evening prior to bedtime. She did say she uses just a small amount sometimes before she applies her makeup in the morning. I have used it very lightly on my face if I'm going out of the house, but if I'm going to be home I used much more. You have to decide how much you are comfortable using. Your skin will absorb the oil in a short time so you don't walk around all day or all night with a greasy face. It will leave your skin feeling so soft, you just won't believe it until you try it. I would try to find a brand that is organic and does not use heat in the processing. Here's a site in Canada that promotes the use of coconut oil: http://www.aspartame.ca/index.html You might want to send them an email, they might be able to tell you what brands are available in Canada. Irene --- On Fri 04/30, Suzann E < suzann03 > wrote:Suzann E [ suzann03] Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 04:41:27 -0700 (PDT)Re: Re: Plants for AcneThank you for the link, Irene.I did go to that site and even joined the groupyou mentioned. However, am a bit confused b/c allposts going back on the last 100 are made by thesame person. It doesn't seem to be a discussiongroup but rather one person's posts.At any rate, could you just tell me how your DILused it. Internally or only externally, forresults? How much, when, after washing or what?Can't imagine walking around with it all day orsleeping with it. Maybe one puts it and thenwashes off? And does the brand matter. I live inCanada and can get a different brand.TIA,SuzanNo banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

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Hi there.

I am in that group also...and several of my posts were not posted. I also don't

like how the owner doesn't let others post..he/she says for protection of those

posting, but I am on sooo many and few if any problems.

I do use coconut oil..just started recently. I don't use that brand, but a

different brand. I am using internally and externally. I put in on after my bath

and usually before bed. I really like it and others have commented on how nice

my skin looks.

Kim S

 

 

 

> " Irene " <iclark

> 2004/05/02 Sun PM 06:39:17 EDT

>

> Re: Plants for Acne

>

> Suzann, The coconut oil info group on is a monitored group. I don't

like that approach because the moderator can decide what to post so I use my

judgement in reading that group. That is the reason all the posts appear to be

from the same person. I have found if I post anything that may be on the

negative side of coconut oil, the moderator does not post it. So for that

reason, I do my own research on any subject that interest me. But, do I believe

everything I read in this group, absolutely not! Again, if something interest

me, I'll do more research. My DIL uses coconut oil externally only after washing

her face. I think she uses it mostly in the evening prior to bedtime. She did

say she uses just a small amount sometimes before she applies her makeup in the

morning. I have used it very lightly on my face if I'm going out of the house,

but if I'm going to be home I used much more. You have to decide how much you

are comfortable using. Your skin will absorb the oil in a short time so you

don't walk around all day or all night with a greasy face. It will leave your

skin feeling so soft, you just won't believe it until you try it. I would try to

find a brand that is organic and does not use heat in the processing. Here's a

site in Canada that promotes the use of coconut oil:

http://www.aspartame.ca/index.html You might want to send them an email, they

might be able to tell you what brands are available in Canada. Irene --- On Fri

04/30, Suzann E & lt; suzann03 & gt; wrote:Suzann E [

suzann03]: Fri, 30 Apr 2004

04:41:27 -0700 (PDT)Re: Re: Plants for AcneThank

you for the link, Irene.I did go to that site and even joined the groupyou

mentioned. However, am a bit confused b/c allposts going back on the last 100

are made by thesame person. It doesn't seem to be a discussiongroup but rather

one person's posts.At any rate, could you just tell me how your DILused it.

Internally or only externally, forresults? How much, when, after washing or

what?Can't imagine walking around with it all day orsleeping with it. Maybe one

puts it and thenwashes off? And does the brand matter. I live inCanada and can

get a different brand.TIA,Suzan

>

>

>

> _____________

> No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.

> Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

 

Same complaint here! I submitted a post asking

how to use it for acne and this post was never

posted.

 

So I went to the site that was recommended to me

for Canada...contacted that person. Very nice

guy. He says that Tropical Traditions brand is a

lot of hype and to avoid it. That good coconut

oil is not expensive (he pays less than $3 per

jar Canadian when buying by the case, and this is

some other stuff he says. I will copy and paste

as a quote:

 

" Any coconut oil you buy should be water clear

over 68F and solid white under it or close to

those temperatures.

I have found that most Indian/Paki stores carry a

yellowish oil. You are better off looking in the

Caribbean/West Indian grocery stores as you will

be shafted in the Health food stores.

A lot of people buy the hype of Tropical

Traditions similar to the hype of.... "

 

So now I don't know quite what to think.

Especially since my only local source is a Health

Food Store. I think the brand is called Spectrum.

 

Suzan

 

--- Kim1221 wrote:

> Hi there.

> I am in that group also...and several of my

> posts were not posted. I also don't like how

> the owner doesn't let others post..he/she says

> for protection of those posting, but I am on

> sooo many and few if any problems.

>

> I do use coconut oil..just started recently. I

> don't use that brand, but a different brand. I

> am using internally and externally. I put in on

> after my bath and usually before bed. I really

> like it and others have commented on how nice

> my skin looks.

> Kim S

>

>

>

> > " Irene " <iclark

> > 2004/05/02 Sun PM 06:39:17 EDT

> >

> > Re: Plants for

> Acne

> >

> > Suzann, The coconut oil info group on

> is a monitored group. I don't like that

> approach because the moderator can decide what

> to post so I use my judgement in reading that

> group. That is the reason all the posts appear

> to be from the same person. I have found if I

> post anything that may be on the negative side

> of coconut oil, the moderator does not post it.

> So for that reason, I do my own research on

> any subject that interest me. But, do I

> believe everything I read in this group,

> absolutely not! Again, if something interest

> me, I'll do more research. My DIL uses coconut

> oil externally only after washing her face. I

> think she uses it mostly in the evening prior

> to bedtime. She did say she uses just a small

> amount sometimes before she applies her makeup

> in the morning. I have used it very lightly on

> my face if I'm going out of the house, but if

> I'm going to be home I used much more. You

> have to decide how much you are comfortable

> using. Your skin will absorb the oil in a

> short time so you don't walk around all day or

> all night with a greasy face. It will leave

> your skin feeling so soft, you just won't

> believe it until you try it. I would try to

> find a brand that is organic and does not use

> heat in the processing. Here's a site in

> Canada that promotes the use of coconut oil:

> http://www.aspartame.ca/index.html You might

> want to send them an email, they might be able

> to tell you what brands are available in

> Canada. Irene --- On Fri 04/30, Suzann E & lt;

> suzann03 & gt; wrote:Suzann E

> [ suzann03]To:

> : Fri, 30

> Apr 2004 04:41:27 -0700 (PDT)Re:

> Re: Plants for AcneThank

> you for the link, Irene.I did go to that site

> and even joined the groupyou mentioned.

> However, am a bit confused b/c allposts going

> back on the last 100 are made by thesame

> person. It doesn't seem to be a discussiongroup

> but rather one person's posts.At any rate,

> could you just tell me how your DILused it.

> Internally or only externally, forresults? How

> much, when, after washing or what?Can't imagine

> walking around with it all day orsleeping with

> it. Maybe one puts it and thenwashes off? And

> does the brand matter. I live inCanada and can

> get a different brand.TIA,Suzan

> >

> >

> >

> >

> _____________

> > No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.

> > Make My Way your home on the Web -

> http://www.myway.com

> >

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Irene. I did send a letter and got a

reply saying that he uses one he gets by the case

locally in Toronto for less than $3 Canadian. He

then told me that T. Traditions is total hype, so

I wrote back saying I'd just buy the one at my

local H.Food Store (it's organic, and I think

called Spectrum).

 

Here is some of his reply. I thought it quite

interesting and thought it might be of interest

to you and others here:

 

" Dear Suzan

 

Brace yourself, short lecture coming up.

 

You have raised a couple of points here.

Any coconut oil you buy should be water clear

over 68F and solid white under it or close to

those temperatures.

I have found that most Indian/Paki stores carry a

yellowish oil. You are better off looking in the

Caribbean/West Indian grocery stores as you will

be shafted in the Health food stores.

A lot of people buy the hype of Tropical

Traditions similar to the hype of Celtic Sea Salt

which by careful testing with a Radionics machine

and a very well qualified and experienced

operator found mercury in it. I understand that

Celtic came about by an American MLM junkie

visiting a small salt producer in France and

cutting a deal to sell it on the Internet via

MLM. If you want some really good salt which

gives a wonderful flavour to food go get some

" REAL SALT " . You can contact them at

1-800-367-7258. Redmond Minerals Inc. Redmond.

UT. USA 84652. (http://www.realsalt.com) . In

Aylmer handled by Sol Natural Foods and in

Montreal by A Votre Sante. Real Salt people are

really helpful on the phone and the web site is

quite educational on the subject. Since I found

them while doing some research on salt and

colloidal minerals, (they sent me some samples) I

was hooked. I am one of about 5% of the

population that's gets energy from salt. I used

to come home at 5 PM tired and worn out. All I

needed to do was take about a half teaspoon of

salt, throw it in my mouth with a small sip of

water and in a half hour was ready for another

days work. Never made me thirsty.

 

Water and salt have some wondrous effects in the

body. Cure an asthma attack in a couple of

minutes. Drink 2 glasses of water and put a

pinch of salt on the tip of the tongue after

finishing the water. I have used it several times

including once in a hospital emergency dept,

unknown to the nurses etc. The man came in in an

ambulance and was lying suffering waiting to be

looked after. I got 2 glasses of water and stole

a salt shaker from the snack bar. It took him

about 5 minutes to stop the attack and the

doctors were somewhat annoyed when, half an hour

later they looked at him and no asthma attack. As

requested he didn't tell them about me and what I

had done but the look of gratitude on his face

was beautiful. I was sitting across from him

still waiting. Get Dr Batmanghelidj's book, 'The

Body's Many Cries for Water' at the library or

buy it.

 

Forget any crap your doctor is talking about

cholesterol. There has NEVER BEEN ONE report of

cholesterol killing anyone and all these potions

to lower it have serious side effects. DON'T let

him get you on one. Eating some fresh garlic

every day will lower it if needed but drinking

enough water will keep it down too. Coconut oil

will NOT raise it, Olive Oil will as it is a long

chain oil whereas Coconut is a medium chain, far

more readily processed by the liver and

especially good for diabetics as it does not use

the insulin transport system to take energy to

the cells.

 

Ask your doctor what he knows about aspartame and

what it consists of. If as most do he tells you

it is safe, just leave and find yourself one who

knows about it and its very real dangers.

 

Most of the articles on my site re coconut oil

are by Dr Mary Enig for good reason. She is

probably THE top world authority on it. There is

a lot on the site on it. As for bad taste they

must have got a bad batch. Probably one of the

yellow Indian ones. There is NO oily feeling or

taste in the one I use. As for skin healing why

do you think so many cosmetic companies use it in

their products. If you have say a patch of dry

skin on your face, a very small AMOUNT RUBBED

into the area or all over your face will cure the

problem and you won't have an oily mess on your

face either. It soaks in very quickly. Got a

little dandruff. Put a little coconut oil on your

hands, rub it in and then run your fingers

through your hair. Make sure you rub the rest

into your hands for nice soft hands. "

 

--- Irene <iclark wrote:

> Suzann, The coconut oil info group on is

> a monitored group. I don't like that approach

> because the moderator can decide what to post

> so I use my judgement in reading that group.

> That is the reason all the posts appear to be

> from the same person. I have found if I post

> anything that may be on the negative side of

> coconut oil, the moderator does not post it.

> So for that reason, I do my own research on any

> subject that interest me. But, do I believe

> everything I read in this group, absolutely

> not! Again, if something interest me, I'll do

> more research. My DIL uses coconut oil

> externally only after washing her face. I

> think she uses it mostly in the evening prior

> to bedtime. She did say she uses just a small

> amount sometimes before she applies her makeup

> in the morning. I have used it very lightly on

> my face if I'm going out of the house, but if

> I'm going to be home I used much more. You

> have to decide how much you are comfortable

> using. Your skin will absorb the oil in a

> short time so you don't walk around all day or

> all night with a greasy face. It will leave

> your skin feeling so soft, you just won't

> believe it until you try it. I would try to

> find a brand that is organic and does not use

> heat in the processing. Here's a site in

> Canada that promotes the use of coconut oil:

> http://www.aspartame.ca/index.html You might

> want to send them an email, they might be able

> to tell you what brands are available in

> Canada. Irene --- On Fri 04/30, Suzann E & lt;

> suzann03 & gt; wrote:Suzann E

> [ suzann03]To:

> : Fri, 30

> Apr 2004 04:41:27 -0700 (PDT)Re:

> Re: Plants for AcneThank

> you for the link, Irene.I did go to that site

> and even joined the groupyou mentioned.

> However, am a bit confused b/c allposts going

> back on the last 100 are made by thesame

> person. It doesn't seem to be a discussiongroup

> but rather one person's posts.At any rate,

> could you just tell me how your DILused it.

> Internally or only externally, forresults? How

> much, when, after washing or what?Can't imagine

> walking around with it all day orsleeping with

> it. Maybe one puts it and thenwashes off? And

> does the brand matter. I live inCanada and can

> get a different brand.TIA,Suzan

>

>

> _____________

> No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.

> Make My Way your home on the Web -

> http://www.myway.com

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Suzann, I have never used Spectrum coconut oil, but I've heard that it's a good brand. Spectrum and Garden of Life brands are the only two I can find in the health food stores near me (USA). I do use the Tropical Tradition brand because I can order it in volume (gallon) and pay a little more than $4/pint and this includes the shipping. Yes, I agree that their website includes a lot of hype but their product is good. Dr. Mercola recommends it, and he is a person that I trust. Do your research before buying and make sure it is not processed with chemicals or heat. As I said before, the coconut info group is almost useless. They only post what they want us to read. I don't like to be censored. I'm planning on writing the owner and informing him that he is losing potential customers because of this attitude, and then I'm sure he'll probably ban me from the group. Guess, he has never heard of "freedom of speech". Irene--- On Tue 05/04, Suzann E < suzann03 > wrote:Suzann E [ suzann03] Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 08:25:51 -0700 (PDT)Re: Re: Plants for AcneHi Kim,Same complaint here! I submitted a post askinghow to use it for acne and this post was neverposted.So I went to the site that was recommended to mefor Canada...contacted that person. Very niceguy. He says that Tropical Traditions brand is alot of hype and to avoid it. That good coconutoil is not expensive (he pays less than $3 perjar Canadian when buying by the case, and this issome other stuff he says. I will copy and pasteas a quote:"Any coconut oil you buy should be water clearover 68F and solid white under it or close tothose temperatures.I have found that most Indian/Paki stores carry ayellowish oil. You are better off looking in theCaribbean/West Indian grocery stores as you willbe shafted in the Health food stores.A lot of people buy the hype of TropicalTraditions similar to the hype of...."So now I don't know quite what to think.Especially since my only local source is a HealthFood Store. I think the brand is called Spectrum.SuzanNo banners. No pop-ups. No kidding.Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

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In a message dated 5/5/2004 1:43:30 PM Central Standard Time, iclark writes:

As I said before, the coconut info group is almost useless. They only post what they want us to read. I don't like to be censored. I'm planning on writing the owner and informing him that he is losing potential customers because of this attitude, and then I'm sure he'll probably ban me from the group. Guess, he has never heard of "freedom of speech".

Plants for acne. Acne is over active sebacious glands, not sure I have spelled that right, and is also caused by the diet we eat. Take saturated fats out of your diet and you will see a difference. And stay away from sugar and glucose items. It is what we put into our bodies that effects us outwardly.

 

 

Blessings,Natalie