ROMEO MILEA

Here is a very interesting article about vitamins and supplements and Rosacea https://rosadyn.com/rosacea/suppliments-vitamin/vitamins-supplements-rosacea-triggers/ It seems that in some case not the vitamin is the problem but the quantity. From it I have learned how many mistakes I have made in my case treating my Rosacea over time. I have been treated by neurologyst with Ginko Biloba and by psychiatrist with Vinpocetine(Cavinton Forte). I have been diagnosed recently with Vertebro Basilar Circulatory Insufficiency and Cavinton Forte 3x10mg per day for 3 months were prescribed to me. In less than a week my face was melted, hard to touch and with pain and acid sensations. My God are pysicians so ignorant when it comes to Rosacea???

Thanks for sharing the article. In my case no Micellar water worked, not even the Bioderma Sensibio H2O Solution Micellaire. They were making my skin drier and drier. I would be willing to give a try to Biossance 100% Squalane Oil(I did not know such a thing exist and I am speaking about Squalane Oil not Squalane).

Dear Brady, Thanks for sharing this information. All rosaceans may be willing to read this report but it seems a little bit expensive to buy(like rent and utilities for one month in an european city like Prague).

You resemble very much with Brian Tracy. 

Thank you for your feedback Brady.

Thank you very much Brady. I am reading the article from the link now. I am so willing to read your book asap. How do you feel? How was Rosacea for you in all of these years? Where can I read about what you have experienced since the 80's (if I am correct)?

On 27.09.2017 at 8:15 AM, Brady Barrows said:

"The final data showed that people with rosacea were seven percent more likely to develop any form of dementia—and 25 percent more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease—than people without rosacea. The association seemed more prominent for women rather than men; while women with rosacea had a 28 percent greater risk for Alzheimer’s, men had a 16 percent greater risk. What’s more, Alzheimer’s risk for rosacea patients increased by 20 percent among those aged 60 or older when they first enrolled in the study."

If You Have This One Skin Condition, You Could Be at Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease
Research says one sign of Alzheimer's disease could be skin-deep.
BY BROOKE NELSON, Reader's digest

 

Very very very sad news. Like enough is not enough.