Hi Michelle,
I read your post with interest especially since I've never even considered cows colostrum! How were you able to order it? I went to the link you provided and that Nutrilox website doesn't seem to have an online store. Also because of that it doesn't give a price. There are some places in Arizona apparently that carry it. Just wondered how you acquired it and if it was expensive. Also do you just spray it on your face and let dry. Do you ever spray over makeup or just a bare face? Thanks for sharing this with us. Very glad it's working so far for you...
Lee
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From: michelleacoleman<mailto: michelleacoleman%40yahoo.com">michelleacoleman
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To: rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com">rosacea-supportyahoogroups.com<;mailto: rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com">rosacea-supportyahoogroups.com>;
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 4:50 PM
Subject: [rosacea] Re: zyrtec or claritin
HI there -
I have been dealing with rosacea since Feb and not knowing much
about it I too have been been searching for something that will make
it GO AWAY. I came across this "spray" liquid Colostrum its
basically a cows first cows milk (I guess humans make it too)
anyhow, I've been using this stuff for a couple days it's all
natural and I swear I have been TRYING to get myself to
flush/breakout and I have NOT been able to do it yet. This stuff is
awesome and I hope that it can help you all too. I was told that
rosacea is caused by an over-active immune issue and this spray
stuff balances it all out. Check out the weblink it could be worth
your time. Its all natural and comes from a cow, there are no side-
effects and like I said I have been TRYING to get myself to
flush...hasn't happened yet. To start I have been using it every 4
hours then after a couple weeks I will go down to using only twice a
day. A much better solution than putting some man made product
in/on my body. I love it!!!
http://www.nutrilox.com/ct/store/ct_viewItem.asp?idProduct=54<http://www.nutrilox.com/ct/store/ct_viewItem.asp?idProduct=54>
I hope this is able to help someone else!!!!! It has helped me.
Michelle
--- In rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com">rosacea-supportyahoogroups.com<;mailto:rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com>, Elena Mutter <emgm42000...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Vicky,
>
> Thanks for the explanation. I didn't know that Lever 2000 was
a good moisturizing soap either..........I think I'll go pick some
up as I am always a little uncomfortable now with my skin. I use
the Dove Sensitive Skin body wash thinking I need that gentle
unscented type of cleanser. Maybe I'll experiment. Is there any
one particular version of the soap to get or are they all alike do
you think? My face has become flakey and itchy around the hair
line the last few years. My scalp and ears are itchy also.
NOTHING I do helps much. The last few days I've been trying the
vinegar. I notice a slight difference. But boy, rinsing my hair
with it instead of using a conditioner is nothing short of
amazing! I expected my hair to be hard to comb through and blow
dry and to be all fly-away and unmanageable and smell. Nothing
could be further from the truth! I could comb it with NO problem
whatsoever and blow it dry fine and it is soft, doesn't smell and no
> fly-away unmanegability..........who'd a thunk it?? Very
pleasant surprise. I just hope it will start to take away my itchy
scalp. I'm beginning to think that nothing ever will. I use
prescription Nizorol shampoo. I've tried every over the counter
dandruff/dry scalp product, I have gone to bed with coconut oil in
my hair, and I've even used some prescription foam steroid and
NOTHING touches the flaky, itchy skin at all. Are you still using
the Lever 2000 on your hair/scalp and if so, how is that working
out? I really appreciate your input. Thanks so much.
>
> Take care,
> Elena
>
> "vicky.nichols" <vicky.nichols...> wrote:
> Hi Elena,
> I just happened to be experimenting with different soaps... I had
> been using emu oil soap which had been working fine. It had been
> controlling the redness as well as all of the pesky bumps.. I
don't
> know if the company had changed formulation but all of the sudden
I
> started feel a horrible crawling feeling on my face and the bumps
> started coming back... this was overnight. That's how I determined
> the mite problem... my decision to try Lever 2000 is because that
the
> best soap that I have found that will control my hubby's severe
dry
> skin. It was just a thought while I was getting ready to wash my
face
> one day, I realized that the skin on the rest of my body looked
alot
> better that the skin on my face so I decided what the hey.. I've
> tried worst on my face.. (dog shampoo for fleas... ugh.... it
worked
> but really stripped my face, it was great on my hair though. I had
> the softess, shiniest hair... lol)
> So to answer you question, that's the reason that I tried it... I
> never felt any burning or stinging and I was finally getting rid
of
> that constant itch.. I really didn't think it would work, but
today
> is day 11 and no new breakouts... and my face has lost that hot
> feeling.. What I have read about the Demodex mite is that the
bumps
> are a result of the female laying numberous eggs in one hair
> follicle.. up to 25 I've read so far.. the itch is generally in
the
> evenings which is when they surface to mate... (pleasant thought,
> huh?)
> I know that this is a book, and I do apology... I'm just oh so
very
> happy that I may be able to face the world without make up... And
I
> want to share it... I have had absolutely no problems yet.... no
> flakiness... I'm thinking that is do to with either the asprin and
> witch hazel or the vitamin C inside and out!
> I hope that answered your question...
>
> Good luck too you!!!
>
> Vicky
>
> --- In rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com">rosacea-supportyahoogroups.com<;mailto:rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com>, Elena Mutter <emgm42000>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Vicky,
> >
> > Can I ask what drew you to Lever 2000 soap? It just seems
> unusal and I am curious as to how you made a connection that this
> could be helpful to you. I thought it was a fairly harsh body
> soap. Is there something it contains that peeked your interest?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Elena
> >
> > "vicky.nichols" <vicky.nichols> wrote:
> > hey pete...
> > Have you considered your rosacea may have something to do with
the
> > Demodex mite? I was having the same problem, allergy like
symtoms..
> > runny nose watery eyes not to mention the constant itching... I
> > discovered that working on my immune system using vitamin c that
> the
> > runny nose has subsided.. I have also been using vitamin c
> topically..
> > WARNING doing this does definately burn and tingle at first, but
> the
> > results for me have been amazing.. I'm also using asprin
disolved
> in
> > witch hazel...
> >
> > This is what I do:
> >
> > 1)wash face with a very soft wash cloth and lever 2000 bar soap.
> Not
> > the liquid stuff.. I leave on my face for no less than 60
seconds..
> At
> > first this may burn a bit
> >
> > 2)tone face with witch hazel/asprin mixture... 2 asprin to a
> tablespoon
> > of witch hazel.. use all over you face, allow to dry... I even
used
> it
> > this morning on poison ivy that my cat gave to me... lol it
worked
> > great... no itching
> >
> > 3)apply a good moisturizer... something without propolyne
glycol...
> > that stuff is poison and makes my face tomato red...
> >
> > 4)I also crush vitamin c into a very fine powder.. you can buy
the
> > powder either online or at your local pharmacy... if the
pharmacy
> > doesn't have it on the shelf, talk to the pharmaracist, it can
be
> > order.. but for right now, I'm just using what I have available
at
> > home.. vitamin C 1000 mg tablets crushed... I use a cosmetic
brush
> that
> > I use to apply the powder... definately use a brand new brush
that
> > hasn't been already used.. they can be purchase anywhere that
> cosmetics
> > are sold... get the cheapest one... or have mom or a sister pick
it
> > up... sometimes it hard for guys to buy these things... it's
ok...
> lol
> >
> > I also take 5000 mg of vitamin C by mouth... divide the doses up
> and
> > take with food to avoid stomache problems. I've also started
taking
> > fish oil 3 times a day...
> >
> > I know it seems like alot... but after a week, I'm very
impressed
> with
> > my skin.. I have a few marks that at first were a very deep red
> when I
> > started this, that have faded to a very light pink....I haven't
had
> a
> > new eruption in the last 5 days and that one was very short
> lived...
> >
> > I know this is going to sound strange, but I also used dog
shampoo
> for
> > fleas and ticks that contain permethrin on my hair... I found
that
> by
> > using all of this stuff on my face, I had chased the little bugs
> into
> > my hair...
> > The shampoo didn't work.... so this morning.. I just washed my
hair
> > with the Lever 2000...left it on no less then 60 seconds... and
> then
> > rinsed really well... it's not really hair friendly... but so
far I
> > haven't scratched my head...
> >
> > I tried an experiment to find out if DEMODEX was my problem... I
> > applied a heavy cooking oil on my skin and waited 10 minutes,
the
> oil
> > will cut off their oxygen and force them to surface....after the
10
> > minutes, I smoothed my hand from chin upwards toward my temple..
I
> felt
> > a very grainy substance... when I looked at my hand, I had
hundreds
> of
> > yellowish/white lint like particles on my hand... under a
> microscope, I
> > could see the head, body and legs of what closely resembled
> Demodex...
> >
> > If you try anything that I've mentioned, keep in mind that your
> > condition may seem like it's getting worse at first.. but if you
> hang
> > with it, you may have the same results... let me know... good
> luck!!!
> >
> > Vicky
> >
> > --- In rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com">rosacea-supportyahoogroups.com<;mailto:rosacea-support%40yahoogroups.com>, Pete Willard
<papapete161>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > I would like to know what these drugs help.Do they help with
> > reddness? I also noticed that since i have rosacea i need
tissues
> > because my nose runs,has any body had the same problem?
> > > Pete
> > >
> > >
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