Re: Horrendous acne/seborrhea (Ask Tony Isaacs: Featuring Luella May) 6/17/2009 1440078

Re: Horrendous acne/seborrhea

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Re: Horrendous acne/seborrhea

Bless your heart. Let me give you the following recommendations and see if they help.

SUPPLEMENT	SUGGESTED DOSAGE	COMMENTS
	NUTRIENTS
Essential
Unsaturated fatty acids (primrose oil)	As directed on label.	Important for many skin disorders: contains needed linoleic acid.
Important
Vitamin A	Up to 50,000IU	Vitamin A deficiency may cause Seborrhea.
Vitamin B complex extra high stress formula plus extra Vitamin B6	As directed on label.	The B vitamins, especially B6, are needed for protein metabolism (i.e., healing and repair).
Vitamin E	400-800 IU daily.	Speeds healing. Increases oxygen intake.
Helpful
Acidophilus	As directed on label.	Take daily in some form, especially if antibiotics are used.
Coenzyme Q10	60 mg daily	An important free radical scavenger that supplies oxygen to the cells.
DMG (Gluconic from DaVinci Labs)	As directed on label	Increases tissue oxygen.
Kelp	5 tablets daily.	Contains balanced minerals. Good iodine source.
Lecithin	Take with meals.	For cellular protection.
Multivitamin and mineral complex	As directed on label.
Protein supplement (free form amino acids)	As directed on label.	For healing and repair. take in the free form for quicker absorption and assimilation.

Herbs

Dandelion, goldenseal, and red clover are good . Chaparral may be used as a rinse.

Recommendations

Eat 50-75 percent raw foods and soured products such as yogurt. Avoid chocolate, dairy products, flour, fried foods, nuts, seafood, and sugar. Follow the fasting program once a month.
Don't pick at or squeeze the infected skin. Avoid using irritating soaps, but make sure you keep the affected areas clean. Avoid greasy ointments and creams. Keep your hair clean and make sure you use a non-oily shampoo.
try changing your hair products - use one without chemicals. Sometimes this helps.

I wish you the very best.

Luella