My Rosacea Treatments: rozex, doryx, cutanix, ZincO

My daily rosacea-beating regime has changed over the years. I have gotten it down to the simplest and most elegant combination that I can. Everyone wants to find their ideal rosacea treatment.

Remembering that everyone is different, I hope the following might prove useful.

My main rosacea symptom was my constantly red nose. I was a rudolph for at least 15 years. Even while I was using Rozex Gel and on antibiotics (Bactrim and Doryx mostly) I was unsatisfied with my rosacea treatments. I have also uploaded some photos of a rosacea flareup that set me back. By this stage my rosacea was already 80% better. Like most people I don’t have photos of when my rosacea was at its worst. You can also find an old photo on the profiles page.

Now I very rarely have pustules or papules and can sometimes even think about going without my tinted sunscreen.

Morning

Wash with `Cutanix Dramatic Relief Gelee Cleanser’. Moisturise nose and cheeks with `Cutanix Dramatic Relief‘. The Gelee Cleanser has a low lather and works best applied to a very wet face. Apply Linda Sy’s `Tinted ZincO Cream SPF 20′. Tinted ZincO’s colouring is very good for me. Reapply in the afternoon if required.

Shaving

I use the Panasonic Wet/Dry Electric Razor. Shave once every 10 days or so with a lubricated twin razor to discourage ingrown hairs. My face is too sensitive to shave with a blade everyday.

Sunscreens

Linda Sy’s wonderful `Tinted ZincO Cream SPF20′ is my daily sunscreen. For me using a sunscreen every single day is important. This is another gem that took me a few years to learn.

Evening

Wash with Cutanix Dramatic Relief Gelee Cleanser. Moisturise nose and cheeks with Cutanix Dramatic Relief.

Future Regime

I’m looking forward to trying Linda Sy’s Mild Oatmeal Facial Cleanser next. I’m hoping that I don’t miss the quadrinone in the Cutanix Gelee Cleanser too much.

Previous Regimes

Previous daily regimes have included the following products.

Rosacea-LTD

I have used these `disks’ for several years, both the brown and yellow as directed. The papules and pustules have now almost totally gone so I no longer need to use these.

Linda Sy Cleansing Bar for Dry Skin

This is a regular looking soap that has a creamy lather. For those looking for a regular soap styled cleanser this is worth a try. It cleanses as well as any I have tried. If you are going to use a moisturiser or jojoba oil after cleansing then any drying effects will be negated.

  • Linda Sy: Cleansing Bar for Dry Skin. Sadly this product is no longer available.

Linda Sy Vita-Oil

I would never have believed that gentle cleansing, moisturising and protecting my skin would sort out my rosacea. This light oil is great for the whole face. Perfect for underneath the ZincO. A guy espousing the merits of moisturising – you read it first here !

Linda Sy Acne Cover Lotion

Was a wonderful boost for my self esteem to be able to hide my red nose for the first time in more than 10 years. Quite a thick colouring especially for the nose, you need to apply it just right to get a natural look – i.e. don’t put too much on. I feel that it was part of the calming and protecting my skin regime. Sadly this product is no longer available.

  • Linda Sy: Acne Cover Lotion

Doxycycline

I have taken antibiotics for 6-7 years on and off. Antibiotics were important while I was getting my skin under control. The dosage varied between 50mg and 100mg a day. I tapered down to 50mg every second day when I felt that I could come off them. Years ago when I had teenage acne, I took Bactrim for a while. Since being diagnosed with rosacea I was on doxycycline (doryx) for an extended period.

Rozex Gel

Also known as Metrogel, this is the bog standard rosacea treatment that will probably be offered to you first off. I was always disappointed with how effective this was. It was giving me some relief from redness and probably cut down the pustules a little. I would still get new pustules every night even when on Doxycycline and Rozex. Stopped using it as it just wasn’t a good enough solution. In fact I started the rosacea-support email group because I wanted to find better treatments.

Laser Treatment

Several years ago I had 2 Pulse Dye Laser treatments of my nose. These left black crusty scabs that eventually healed. The treatment was painful. I would not recommend this as a rosacea treatment. I was disappointed to see that I had pustules return even while the skin was healing.

More Information:

Many of these products are available via mail order from their web sites.

Linda Sy – sadly Linda Sy is no longer in business. RosaceaCare has announced that they will be selling the Vita-Oil, Tinted and Untinted ZincO and the Mild Oatmeal Facial Cleanser.

Cutanix is currently hard, if no impossible to buy (cutanix goes offline, gets letter from FDA).

Rosacea-LTD – Order via the web site at www.rosacea-ltd.com.

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42 comments ↓

#1 Cathryn on 03.01.08 at 12:21 am

I have found the Rosacea Ltd. discs to be extremely effective! I have not used any prescription meds for 4 months. The protocol for using the Rosacea Ltd. is very simple and inexpensive with a 3 month money back guarantee. I found it was key for me not to get overly zealous with the discs, just a couple of quick swipes. If you happen to overdo it and experience redness and itching, lay off for a few days and go easy in the future. I am 57 years old and have had few occasions where I felt comfortable without make-up, but now I do and am actually getting compliments on my skin. This stuff is really worth a try.

#2 Digital Davo on 03.03.08 at 8:23 am

I like them too Cathryn. I don’t need to use them anymore, but for a couple of years they did a great job of keeping my papules and pustules under check. I’m sure that they helped me break the inflammatory cycle I was stuck in.

#3 karen on 03.20.08 at 5:18 am

I have oily skin. Is Rosacea Ltd. ok to use on oily?

#4 Digital Davo on 03.23.08 at 1:26 pm

Hi Karen, I think it would be fine for oily skin. The use of jojoba oil beforehand will even help the skin to restore its natural oil balance.

#5 joanna on 03.26.08 at 3:36 am

Rosacea Ltd sucks… i would not recommend ….. after using it for couple of months there was no improvement in condition of my skin… it did not help me at all….

#6 Lee on 04.07.08 at 2:34 pm

I tried Rosacea Ltd for 2 months and did not have any improvement at all. I’m sending the disks back

#7 Grumpy on 09.02.08 at 3:10 am

Hi David. You say “using a sunscreen every single day is important”. I’ve just ordered ZincO.

Can you please tell me how it helped you?

Using such a sunscreen daily reduces redness, inflammation or pustules? I ask because there’s no sun during winter and my rosacea is just like it is during summer. Thanks.

#8 Digital Davo on 09.02.08 at 9:36 am

Hi Grumpy,

The zinc oxide offers protection from the sun, wind and other insults. With a moisturizer underneath I feel that it also helps the moisturizer work better. I doubt that it directly stops pustules, but it does help with the whole reducing the inflammation.

davidp.

#9 shamrock on 11.06.08 at 2:50 am

i have slight rhinophyma-like ex-pres bill clinton-swollen-and big pores -i also use linda sy products -i have stocked up since she is retiring-i never put the vita-oil on my nose always afraid to-i use acne cover during day-and metro-gel at night.-i use the vita-oil on my cheeks-and love it -their red also-i always thought more oil would be bad for my nose-do you recommend using the oil first before acne cover-and metro gel?=thanks jerry-i also use tinted zinco on my cheeks to hide redness–thanks jerry

#10 Digital Davo on 11.06.08 at 8:03 am

Hi Jerry,

for me the Vita-Oil disappears in really well, so I would use this first before metrogel or the acne cover lotion. As long as the skin is wet on your nose and you use a couple of drops the Vita-Oil ought to be fine on your nose too.

davidp.

#11 mary on 01.08.09 at 11:28 pm

I started papules on my face in Jan, only found out what they were in Sep when I finally got to see a dermatologist. The rosacea is mild, not something I would have consulted for.

Since demonex is easily controlled by tea tree oil, I used hair conditioner with tea tree oil in it on the papules several times/day for 2 days. They were gone in 48 hrs! I reapplied the conditioner whenever I felt an itch. All disappeared in less than 1 month. Have not needed it since.

Hair conditioner felt delightfully cooling. Very soothing.
The brand we had was Holista.

#12 Carrie on 02.04.09 at 7:00 am

HELP! I have used Linda Sy’s tinted Zinco for 25 years !!!!! NO ONE believes my age – I LOVE that stuff – you may not know – she went out of business – I am devastated – does ANYONE know if this formula is being produced by anyone else? What will i do without my Zinco in this high altitude ! It covers so well and makes my ruddy complection look flawless and dewy -

#13 Tracey on 05.04.09 at 11:12 pm

I ditto the same question above. Sadly, I was unaware that Linda Sy was going out of business and have just about panicked thinking of not having some tinted Zinco. Have you, or anyone, found a sun screen that is comparable?

#14 daniel on 05.20.09 at 8:55 pm

i have had the red nose and occasional red cheeks for years i am only 19 but it has recently gotten werse so i saw a doc who told me i have rosacea i am on the rozex cream and akamin tablets i am not happy with the cream has made it werse and even more of my face is now red and dried out and peeling my face in particular around the nose dries out and there is dead skin all over after every shower i beleive if i could stop the skin dying every day my face would be ok is this normal

#15 Digital Davo on 07.09.09 at 4:01 pm

For those wanting to try the tinted ZincO, RosaceaCare has announced that “Tinted ZincO will once again be available and ready to ship throughout the world on Friday, July 17, 2009. On-line purchases can be made in advance of that date by visiting our website at rosaceacare.com. The price for the three-ounce tube is $ 38 US.”

#16 Rachael on 07.09.09 at 8:57 pm

Is the tinted ZincO just a sunblock? Or does it really reduce redness in general? Most “red-reducing” products just mean they are sunscreens and only protect against getting “red” from the sun..not being red from rosacea. If anyone know, please post your thoughts. Thanks.

#17 Digital Davo on 07.09.09 at 9:51 pm

Hi Rachel,

Tinted ZincO doesn’t contain any ingredients that will actively reduce the redness. So far the only products that do this are steroids or something like oxymetazoline or brimonidine (which are both still be trialled).

The tint will cover some redness so will help while your skin recovers. The protective properties of the zinc oxide and the low irritant nature of the overall ingredients are positives for this product, but won’t actively reduce the redness themselves.

hope this helps,
davidp.

#18 Rachael on 07.09.09 at 9:55 pm

Thank you David! I appreciate the feedback. That is exactly what I thought. I will do some research on oxymetazoline or brimonidine as you suggested, as this is my biggest dilema with rosacea. Thanks again!!

#19 Red Roy on 07.12.09 at 11:00 pm

Hi Davo,

What do you use these days given the unavailability of Cutanix Cleanser and Dramatic Relief products?

I am currently using Cetaphil non irritating cleanser, Rozex cream and Heliocare SPF50 but they are not reducing the number of small pustules on my nose.

Thanks

#20 Digital Davo on 07.13.09 at 1:59 pm

Hi Red Roy,

I don’t know of a direct replacement for the cutanix products. You can order a custom formulation from skinactives.com that contains the same active ingredient that Cutanix used –

http://skinactives.com/products/ethoxybenzaldehyde.htm

but I haven’t tried this.

Have you thought about rosacea-ltd as a way to treat the papules and pustules ?

Is low dose doxycycline or metrogel a possibility. P&P are thankfully normally the easiest rosacea symptom to treat.

davidp.

(disclaimer Rosacea-ltd is a site sponsor)

#21 kieran on 07.18.09 at 12:54 am

I have been through the myriad treatments like many of you. Currently using Rosacea LTD for the first time with good results. Thought I’d share something unusual. While working for some months in USA I got confused with creams lying on the counter of a shared bathroom and for several days was putting haemmorhoid treatment on my face instead of metrogel: After a few days, the usually very noticeable veins around my nose had diminished: I thought I’d found the wonder cure, unfortunately the cream was very greasy and seemed to bring on more spots.

#22 Red Roy on 07.20.09 at 6:22 am

Hi davidp,

Thanks again for the advice. I might give rosacea ltd a try but I live in Ireland and have already spent a minor fortune on getting Rosacea ‘miracle cures’ posted over….all to no avail, so Im a bit sceptical :(

I am currently using Rozex (what metrogel is called over here) cream but its not helping much. Mind you its the .75% concentration and I have read reviews online that Metrogel 1% is more successful? I might see if my derm will prescribe that if you think its worthwhile.

#23 Digital Davo on 07.20.09 at 12:20 pm

I doubt that you would be able to tell much difference between 0.75% and 1% metrogel. I used to wish that metrogel would get rid of ALL my papules and pustules. Been there !

davidp.

#24 PJ on 07.27.09 at 4:13 am

Hi all,

I just wanted to let you know that Rosacea, Dermatitis, and many more ailments besides, are discussed at length on a great site called earthclinic.com Whats more is that it gives loads of natural remedies for these ailments.

I have rosacea and am now taking Vitamin C and L-Lysine 3x a day, and Vitamin A and Vitamin D once a day. Ive been doing this for approx 2 weeks now and Im delighted to say that it seems to be working. Its a great relief because some of the other treatments I found on that site (apple cider vinegar, coconut oil, grapefruit seed extract) werent working.

So give it a go and please let me know how you get on!!

#25 Rachael on 08.12.09 at 1:20 am

Hi David,
I feel that you’re history (and story) constitutes you as a living expert in the trials and tribulations of Rosacea, so I’m coming to you for some advice. I have had “pink” skin since I was child. I am 38 and the cute pink skin is now red, (sometimes very red) including my nose (chin and forehead at times as well). I have minor breakouts of pimples. I was diagnosed w/mild rosacea. I’ve tried the metrogel, finacea, and a low dose steriod cream. After none of these worked, I was told by my derm. the only thing that will work is laser. I spent $1500 on a series of 7 IPL treatments. The only thing that IPL helped was for the small amount of broken capilaries. It did not take away the redness. I recently bought the LTD discs, used them for over 3 weeks and noticed no difference in my skin and returned it. I have been using the Vita-oil for about 2 months and like the moisture it puts back in my skin. Unfortunately I also have severely dry skin. Every day is a battle of cleansing my face (neutregena sensitive skin cleanser), put the oil on, then another moisturizer (b/c my skin needs it) which is either Purpose or Cetaphil. Then I wait, then apply my face makeup. I have tried a ton of those too. I have to wear the face makeup to cover the redness. Approx. 5-6 hours later my skin literally starts flaking off, as if it’s shedding or peeling. I do not scrub it or exfoliate it either. Its horrible. I drink a minimum 64 oz of water everyday (have for many years), I also exercise by power walking 4 times a week, 45-55 min. a time. I am at my wits end and am thinking about trying a sample kit from the Rosacea Care website. I really feel like I’ve tried everything and nothing works, not even temporarily. Do you have any suggestions at all?

#26 Digital Davo on 08.12.09 at 9:31 am

Hi Rachel,

I’m sure you’ll understand if I say that I can’t possibly offer advice better than all the doctors who both have training and experience and have seen you face to face.

I think Vita-Oil is a good option to help your skin restore its moisture barrier. You are using everything that I would recommend. I assume you have tried tinted zinco cream to try to cover some redness as well.

Maybe others who have mastered very dry skin can offer something to help you get to the point where your skin is hydrated and protected enough to not shed layers everyday.

Have you given up hope finding a dermatologist who can help you nurse your skin back to health ?

all the best,
davidp.

#27 David Pascoe on 08.13.09 at 8:50 pm

Comment via email:

Thanks for replying back to me so quickly. I haven’t given up hope. I cant see myself ever quitting trying to find something that will work for me. I am driven by the ugliness to find a resolution. Anyway, I think I will try the tinted zinco cream. I have already called my Derm to see if there have been any new creams, gels, etc. since I last seen her (which was well over a year ago when she told me the only thing that would work was the IPL laser). I am waiting for a call back. If and when I do find my “resolution” I will definitely share it. Thanks again.

#28 John B on 08.17.09 at 12:57 am

Hello everyone.

Ill keep it simple, as that is exsactly what it is…

I to suffered from Rosacea, for 3 years actually, was quite bad on one cheek & fairly bad on the other and parts of my nose!

All I can say is: I have tryed Antibiotics, Chineese medsin, Accupuncha, Dietry change, Excersise, Vitimuns, Spiritual Healing, Creams form my GP and… and … and, yep youve guessed it> NOTHING WORKED.

Except for one cream which I stumbeled apon in desperation.
This perpose of this cream is to draw out the bacteria in your skin & therefore, eradicate the problems symptoms.
This cream does not/can not get rid of the condition, but does prevent it from apearing… TRUST ME ON THAT.

Before I go on, I have no links to this site in question, apart from being a patant with then for obversly, my condition.

Lazers are a NO NO, not because they dont work, because they (temperaraly) halt the symptoms on the surface of the skin & not from deep inside.
It has its risks aswell and is not cheep, infact unless your skin is completely clear of papulites, then they wont work on your skin, well so a doctor told me, when I went to Harly Street a few years back… god that was exspencieve lol.

Ok, back to the matter in question!!!

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#29 John B on 08.17.09 at 12:59 am

This worked for me!!!

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#30 Mike on 10.09.09 at 2:46 am

I’ve had rosacea for a few years and it was very bad until I finally went on antibiotics… I’ve been on several different types of tetracyclines and now take a low dose of monodox 75mg to help control the breakouts. I found a product called Combray which is all natural and very expensive but works really well with the redness and calming down the skin. I highly recommend this product for anyone who suffers for rosacea…

#31 Andy on 10.25.09 at 7:34 am

Hi David

It seems my nose is kinda steadily progressing worse to the point i have constant red sides and papules and little spots constantly cropping up. Gives off a nice ol’ shine too! Was given lymecycline but it didnt improve my nose. Have tried not moisturisin it, then tried bog standard e45 and then this stuff from america ‘aim2health’ but it seem a tad to heavy and with the shea butter in it, just makes my nose extra oily.

Im thinking of just skipping past the rozex gel and doxycycline as from your experiences it was ineffective and instead looking at the Ltd discs and rosaceacare products.

Can you tell me wot your current routine is of products. Im interested to know now that the cutanix products arent available??

#32 Leigh on 12.03.09 at 6:14 pm

Hi there Dave,

Do you have any idea what antibiotics do your body? Have you ever read up on Candida? Long term antibiotic use like you have causes major havoc internally.

DIET is always king, I see know mention of that here. Common sense.

Cheers,

Leigh

#33 John Bedford on 12.05.09 at 10:58 pm

This worked for me… end off!

1) Perl Redness & Blemish cream

2) An all natural face wash

3) Emu Oil

I can even email you some before and after photos that I took to show the results.

The first one I bought is from America.
The second is from my local skin specialists in Fulham where I live.
The 3rd, was recommended to me and is brill as a moisteriser, as it is 98% the same as whats in skin and it is need if you use the redness and blemish cream as using to much can slightly dry skin.

My email: johnybrucebedford@hotmail.co.uk

ps, The only satifaction I will get or gain out of this is knowing that there will be one less person suffering, as I did for 3 years.

Antibiotica are a wast of everybodys time and yes, I agree with the comment above, diet is a must, to help this process, oh, and drinking plenty of water!

#34 Susan Fleck on 12.14.09 at 9:07 am

I am a Rosacea/ocular Rosacea sufferer who has tried EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING modern medicine has available to cure my inflamed, broken-out face. Recently, however, I discovered the phenomenal anti-inflammatory benefits of a tiny little pill called “Moxxor” which contains the most potent form of omega 3 you can buy. I was blown away when, two days into the “treatment,” I was able to wear my contac lenses without discomfort. My skin also improved dramatically … so much so that my usually skeptical 20 year-old son is now taking it. I found a photo that was taken of myself about four months ago before starting Moxxor. I was horrified at how bad I looked! But I am keeping that photo for proof of what Moxxor has done for me, because seeing is believing. I am now a distributor of Moxxor because it has truly changed my life. It has other amazing health benefits as well, but I am primarily interested in it for my skin … and for my dry eyes. As an artist, I really need to see well. And thanks to this amazing product, I can!

#35 Digital Davo on 12.14.09 at 9:14 am

Hello Susan,

I hope you’ll understand that I removed your affiliate link from your post above. If we were to accept affiliate links then the blog will quickly fill up with people wanting to tell us about their latest miracle cure.

glad to hear you found some relief,
all the best,
davidp.

#36 Susan Fleck on 12.14.09 at 11:55 pm

David, if after reading my comment below, you still opt to delete my link
then I promise that I won’t bother you or your readers again. But it is my sincere hope that you will reconsider. In your email to me you said,
“I hope you’ll understand that I removed your affiliate link from your post above. If we were to accept affiliate links then the blog will quickly fill up with people wanting to tell us about their latest miracle cure.”

David, can I just say, WOW! I think that that would be terrific and a refreshing change! I am intelligent enough to make the decision about what sounds legitimate and I think that others are as well. I’d LOVE to know what others are learning and trying! Even if something is a hoax, isn’t it a person’s right to at least have the option to make that decision for themselves?

I appreciate your site and I appreciate your letting me post, but you promote many things on this site (most of which I have also tried … with the exception of laser surgery) and I am only trying to share a totally safe, completely natural, very healthy treatment that has done more for me than anything else I have ever tried. It is something that I wish someone would have shared with me! I have spent years looking for information that would lead me to a cure, since traditional methods are temporary at best, and I feel that this is the closest thing I have found (may even well BE a cure, as I am surprisingly enjoying continual improvement over time). If visitors to your site don’t wish to click on the link, they don’t have to, but I feel that any commissions that I might earn from sharing my story would be fair and just. I am an artist, and money for me is tight as it is for many in this economy. Consequently, many who read this will Google the product, order it, become distributors and I won’t receive a dime for it. I am just a nice, honest, hardworking person who needs to earn an honest living and enjoys helping others in the process. I don’t personally like MLM companies … never have … but this product is so good (you should Google Omega 3’s and skin) and this company so reputable, that both my holistic MD and my Naturopath are now taking it and my osteopathic vet here in GA suggested giving it to my dogs for inflammation after she saw the improvement in my skin. I have only been a distributor since October (it is how I reduce the cost of the product for myself and my family) and I have not pushed the product on anyone … simply shared my own story or they have noticed my skin.

David, I hope you will reconsider your decision and allow me and others to post their sites. I would certainly allow that … let the folks decide. We all just want and need suggestions and if we earn a little income in the process, good for us and YOU for allowing it! Thanks again for letting me post.

#37 michael collins on 01.27.10 at 4:18 pm

i think this is all bullsit.rosacea comes from the gut and take all the topical creams you want it wont make much difference. try vilantae http://www.vilantae.com. coemzyme A is the is the problem.vilantae is based on large doses of b 5. mony back deal. takes 3 months 2 work but its worth it .fix my red nose.can keep taking low dose antibiotic during flare ups.after 3mths i cut down to 6 caps a day to keep it under control. lookin great.check out the site 4 more info. let me know how u go,michael. new zealand.

#38 michael collins on 01.27.10 at 4:31 pm

i agree with suzan fleck who sounds very sincer to me. i know vilantae works and if you dont pass this on you are no better than the pharmacuticle companies who are base on the mafioso.liers. they are all crooks like wall street. peoples health needs to come 1st, money 2nd.raise the bar. michael collins new zealand.

#39 Susan Fleck on 01.28.10 at 12:09 am

Well, thank you Michael Collins. I hadn’t planned to visit this site again or post, but I felt it appropriate when I received an email informing me that someone had left a supportive comment about the post I made over a month ago. I just wanted to update folks on what has been nothing short of miraculous for me. I am med-free and loving my skin! I take two Moxxor pills (the most powerful Omega 3 on the planet! :o ) two to three times a day (whenever I “feel” like it), and I now consider myself completely healed of Rosacea. My daughter and I went shopping yesterday and my makeup consisted of only lip gloss, mascara and “Kiss My Face Obsessively Natural” lotion, and I felt beautiful. I could not have said that six months ago! I run three miles three times a week without any toxic sunscreen on (I’m a believer in getting my Vitamin D3!) and my skin is radiant and clear. This, after suffering since my early teens with severe acne and eventually Rosacea on top of that. My skin has not looked this good since I was on Accutane in my early 30’s. I’m now 48 and I feel fabulous! I couldn’t say I felt well when I was on drugs and topical meds for my symptoms.

My advice for your readers it is this: DO NOT GIVE UP. Read. Search. Learn. THINK for yourself!!! Get educated and think OUTSIDE THE BOX of mainstream, pharmaceutically-driven healthcare whose primary agenda is to make money. The body has amazing capability of healing itself when it is given appropriate support to do so. Pummeling the gut with flora-killing antibiotics is not the answer. Healing the gut is!!! Best wishes to all who read this site and I hope each of you finds what you are looking for. God bless!

Susan Fleck
skfleck@gmail.com

#40 michael collins on 01.28.10 at 2:32 pm

well suzan fleck your my kind of woman, you say it as it is from the heart and its honest. i agree all health starts in the gut, what u put in u get out. vilantae is a good product but u av to take 20 caps a day 4 3 mths. i now take 6, which is better than antibiotics. my nose was out of control. i was goin to end up like that old comedin,jc fields, with an enlarged red nose, but i would like 2 get off the vit b5complex if i could so i will try the nz product moxxor,i will let u no how it works. i know some people get better on different products but anything is worth a try ae. i thank u for your advice. with the internet we have these criminals on the run.the day health becomes 1st be4 mony will b a great day.just watch out for for codex mafia. they dont use tommy guns anymore just get your people into politics. look at obarma,lost ted kenndy seat. you will still have pregnant woman givin birth out side the hospital and heart attack victims dieing in the us of a. the alternative health is pharmacuticles, natural health has been around 4 thousands of years, does not need to b tested.they test vaccines 4 6 wks and say there ok.they are not safe.keep up the good fight. dont be brainwashed anymore. think out of the triangle. michal collins.

#41 michael collins on 01.28.10 at 2:35 pm

well suzan fleck your my kind of woman, you say it as it is from the heart and its honest. i agree all health starts in the gut, what u put in u get out. vilantae is a good product but u av to take 20 caps a day 4 3 mths. i now take 6, which is better than antibiotics. my nose was out of control. i was goin to end up like that old comedin,jc fields, with an enlarged red nose, but i would like 2 get off the vit b5complex if i could so i will try the nz product moxxor,i will let u no how it works. i know some people get better on different products but anything is worth a try ae. i thank u for your advice. with the internet we have these criminals on the run.the day health becomes 1st be4 mony will b a great day.just watch out for for codex mafia. they dont use tommy guns anymore just get your people into politics. look at obarma,lost ted kenndy seat. you will still have pregnant woman givin birth out side the hospital and heart attack victims dieing in the us of a. the alternative health is pharmacuticles, natural health has been around 4 thousands of years, does not need to b tested.they test vaccines 4 6 wks and say there ok.they are not safe.keep up the good fight. dont be brainwashed anymore. think out of the triangle. michael collins.

#42 Susan Fleck on 01.29.10 at 2:02 am

Thank you for your comment, Michael. I appreciate that you hear my heart. I am sincere and do believe passionately in holistic health. I am even considering starting my OWN blog about it.

I hope that you are able to try Moxxor as I think that it may very well help your skin. At the very least, you might notice better sleep, improved memory, reduced inflammation in your joints (improved mobility) and other “side effects.” It is a good company run by really good, honest people. It was the first company that The Health Ranger, Michael Adams, (naturalnews.com) actually promoted. Check out his site, you’ll love it, I know! That is how I found Moxxor and I WAS impressed. I’m not easily impressed with supplements and only take things that I FEEL. So far, only three products have made my mainstay list, and Moxxor tops ALL of them. It is phenomenal! I will never be without it now that I’ve discovered it!

Are you from New Zealand? Because that is where the green-lipped mussels for Moxxor are harvested.

If you do order, it would mean a lot to me if you entered my name as the referral. It won’t cost you anything, and it would help me. If it works out well for you, you may want to become a distributor someday. But either way, I wish you the best. I think you are on the right road … thanks again for your comment!

Susan Fleck

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