Re: cea info

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--- That sounds interesting. Keep us updated on how this works. And

could you let us know what probiotics your doctor uses; the kind and

the company that sells them. Good luck!

In rosacea-supportegroups, " david " <ddjp@o...> wrote:

> Dear Everybody Firstly thanks for all the great info - it has

really helped. I would like to share a few points. I agree with

Mark that the stomach does play a big role in skin problems. I have

had problems with my digestion for 5 weeks (before that time my skin

was slowly becoming under control). Since my problems began my skin

has gone crazy. I had an endoscopy - no hp detected. However, I now

have reflux. Antacids help & my skin has calmed down again.

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> My doc is one of the best in Australia - his father died of bowel

cancer & he travels all over the world attending seminars regarding

digestive disorders. He is now going to try & help me with the

cea - he strongly believes that acne, pimples AND maybe even

rosacea is related to bacteria in the stool. He has given me Bismuth

for a week & then he wants to flush my stomach out (get out all the

bad bacteria) & then treat me with probiotics. There has been

discussion regarding leaky gut syndrone, so I put the question to

him. He dismissed it at once, stating that 95% of the worlds

population has it - if they didn't, they wouldn't be able to digest

their food.

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> Leonora stated that she heard that RED CLOVER was said to work - I

might agree with this. I am taking red clover because my aunt

suggested it. Red clover is one of the main ingredients of a

menapausal aide called " promensil " - I'm pretty sure it sells in the

U.S. It is supposed to help with flushing. Thanks again everybody.

I hope we all find our answer soon. Regards (from down under).

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