Rip Down the Wool Over Your Eyes and Finally Uncover the True Secrets Behind Acne Treatments
There is a war going on out there.
A war that most people aren't even aware that it's happening.
It's a war on information and if you have acne, you're probably a casualty.
Raise your hand if you've been using something like benzoyl peroxide or Murad or even baking soda to cure your acne.
OK put your hand down, people around you are probably looking at you funny.
But in all seriousness, if you've been treating your acne by putting something on your skin, you've already lost.
Acne has nothing to do with your skin; it's not a skin problem.
"Of course it's a skin problem! I get pimples on my skin don't I?" True, you do get pimples on your skin, but did you ever wonder what's causing them in the first place? Oil, dead skin, bacteria, teen-aged hormones, none of these ultimately have anything to do with your acne! Your acne is just a sign that something else is wrong with your body.
Think about it like this: Say you have a leak in your ceiling, water is getting everywhere.
Well now imagine you place a bucket under the leak.
Voila! Problem solved, right? Of course not! If you want to take care of the leak, you need to fix the hole in your roof.
In other words, you have to take care of the real problem.
Ceilings just don't sprout leaks for out of the blue, you know.
Well every single time you use something on your skin in order to take care of your acne, you're essentially just "putting a bucket under the leak.
" You're not dealing with the real problems and you'll be forced to keep using those same products for the rest of your life, if they work at all for that matter.
Did you know that the last, "in depth" study about acne in America was in 1970.
Do you know it lasted for an entire 7 days? I hope you're catching onto my sarcasm here.
How can a week long study 40 years ago be the basis for all acne recommendations today? And now we're upon the entire crux of the matter.
The acne industry has grown so large that they have incredible pull.
Trials and clinical evaluations these days are all ran and funded by various companies that develop treatments.
Namely, the same people that tell you to buy their stuff are doing the research that tells you to buy their stuff.
Anything seem wrong with this picture?
A war that most people aren't even aware that it's happening.
It's a war on information and if you have acne, you're probably a casualty.
Raise your hand if you've been using something like benzoyl peroxide or Murad or even baking soda to cure your acne.
OK put your hand down, people around you are probably looking at you funny.
But in all seriousness, if you've been treating your acne by putting something on your skin, you've already lost.
Acne has nothing to do with your skin; it's not a skin problem.
"Of course it's a skin problem! I get pimples on my skin don't I?" True, you do get pimples on your skin, but did you ever wonder what's causing them in the first place? Oil, dead skin, bacteria, teen-aged hormones, none of these ultimately have anything to do with your acne! Your acne is just a sign that something else is wrong with your body.
Think about it like this: Say you have a leak in your ceiling, water is getting everywhere.
Well now imagine you place a bucket under the leak.
Voila! Problem solved, right? Of course not! If you want to take care of the leak, you need to fix the hole in your roof.
In other words, you have to take care of the real problem.
Ceilings just don't sprout leaks for out of the blue, you know.
Well every single time you use something on your skin in order to take care of your acne, you're essentially just "putting a bucket under the leak.
" You're not dealing with the real problems and you'll be forced to keep using those same products for the rest of your life, if they work at all for that matter.
Did you know that the last, "in depth" study about acne in America was in 1970.
Do you know it lasted for an entire 7 days? I hope you're catching onto my sarcasm here.
How can a week long study 40 years ago be the basis for all acne recommendations today? And now we're upon the entire crux of the matter.
The acne industry has grown so large that they have incredible pull.
Trials and clinical evaluations these days are all ran and funded by various companies that develop treatments.
Namely, the same people that tell you to buy their stuff are doing the research that tells you to buy their stuff.
Anything seem wrong with this picture?
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