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NOREDOL NEWS • Teresa J Barankiewicz, Ph.D. has joined Cinna Health Products. Dr. Barankiewicz comes to us from the Genome Research Institute, University of Cincinnati, and previous to that as a principal with Science Information Connection, LLC, in San Diego, CA. Her professional career has been in academia and the biotechnology industry. Dr. Barankiewicz carved a specialized niche in scientific information retrieval and analysis. We are pleased to have a scientist with these credentials to evaluate the information we find or post. • Cinna Health Products will soon launch a new website devoted to scientific news. Dr. Barankiewicz will post longer, detailed papers, articles on research and developments that might help, or affect all of us. |
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A PERSONAL NOTE FROM DR. PIOTR CHOMCZYNSKI Recently a new customer form New York wrote to us, "I have been battling rosacea for years-sure hope this works!" Based on our research results and customer satisfaction I may answer, "Sure it works." However, there is more to be said on this subject. A person with skin damaged by years of rosacea or acne may not expect that application of Noredol Skin Care Gel for a few days will reverse all detrimental changes in the skin. As a rule, when changes in skin appearance are due to long-term problems, it takes a long time to see an improvement. With advanced rosacea or acne it is best to ask a medical doctor for help. We do not want to mislead customers that our product is a "miracle" or "revolutionary" cure. We believe, however, that Noredol Skin Care Gel is the most effective cosmetic available to improve appearance of the skin affected by acne and rosacea. The good news for Noredol Skin Care Gel users is that typically, redness due to skin blemishes is greatly reduced within just a few days of Noredol Skin Care Gel application. Just like in another comment from a recent customer, "I have used the product for only one week and I can see the difference already! I am thankful that I have FINALLY found a product that works." Improvement in skin with substantial telangiectasia (vascular redness) is incremental and takes much longer time. And please remember for the best results we need your cooperation. Determine what are the most critical triggering factors for your rosacea and try to avoid them us much as you can. My suggestion is to limit your sun exposure and quit drinking coffee and tea. By limiting triggering factors, you will maximize beneficial effects of Noredol Skin Care Gel applications. Environmental and food factors seems to be of less importance for a person affected by acne, though we have some news on this subject too. Please read the next editions of Noredol News. |
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FACETIME - Let's talk! What to know, what to remember, what to avoid • We continue to receive inquiries regarding scarring. Noredol Skin Care Gel might do for redness from scarring. If you have had long term scarring from rosacea, we are investigating this application, but so far every indication suggests long term use may improve skin appearance in some users. • Control your Rosacea - watch what you eat! Though foods are mostly inconsistent triggers and often not thought about by most "rosaceans", they are important factors in keeping rosacea under control. What makes the food control aspect so unpopular is the fact that on the list of triggers is at least one of everybody's favorites. According to a list compiled by Cherie Berkley, (www.webmd.com), from a survey of five hundred participants, the most obvious food triggers were: hot peppers (61%) and Mexican-style foods (52%). Some other foods included: hot sausage (45%), red pepper (53%), black pepper (22%), vinegar (19%), white pepper (14%), garlic (11%). The best way to find personal triggers is to keep a diary of suspicious food products, and design your own "rosacea-safe" diet. • Cosmetics - A few thoughts. Be very careful when you choose cosmetics for your every day care. Even people without acne can develop it through the use of their cosmetics (the condition has its own name - cosmetic acne). In acne sufferers, the right choice of cosmetics prevents the frustration of worsening their skin condition. Look for cosmetics that do not contain comedogenic (acne-producing) components, such as lanolin and lanolin derivatives, isopropyl myristate and its analogs, laureth-4 and D&C red dyes. It would be wise to check any product applied to your skin, as even some preparations formulated to control acne may contain problem ingredients. Know the terms spoken by professionals • What is acne? Acne, the most common skin condition, is a disorder that causes outbreaks of skin lesions commonly called pimples. Acne skin lesions result from the skin's oil glands making too much sebum, the oily substance, which leads to plugged pores. The following colonization of the plugged pores and affected skin surface with the bacteria P. acnes aggravates acne symptoms. Acne lesions occur mostly on the face, neck, back, chest, and shoulders. • What are the different types of acne lesions?
• What is rosacea? Rosacea is a common chronic skin condition manifesting in early stages as redness in the center parts of the face. This can develop into more severe symptoms like pimples, enlarged blood vessels and ultimately may lead to an enlarged and bumpy nose. Rosacea symptoms start and progress as a result of increased blood flow to the blood vessels just under the skin. Over a period of time the vessels get enlarged to handle the pressure and volume of increased blood volume. • What rosacea is not: Rosacea is not another form of acne. Blushing that lasts for a few minutes and disappears is not early rosacea. • What are different stages of rosacea symptoms?
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