My daughter who is 11 years old and is starting to get acne (deep red pinples with yellow like head to it) has recently tried proactive and oxybalance with what appears to be an allergic reaction to it. After being on Proactive off and on for months, her face started getting red splotches to where I can to stop the medication.

My daughter has just started with the acne treatment, however she is complaining of dryness. What should she use to help this without interfering with your product? Thanks L Jones My daughter has just started with the acne treatment, however she is complaining of dryness. What should she use to help this without interfering with your product? Thanks L Jones I am 36 years old and have acne all of my adult life.

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I am a 16 year old girl and I have severe acne. I am interested in your product and am desperatly trying to find a solution to my acne problem. currently i am taking vitamin A (fish oil), vitamin C, Primrose oil, Lecithin,milk thistle, calcium/magnesium, and zinc. I also take a powder called Nutrigenesis that helps to regulate and detox the system. So far there are no signifigant changes.

I was researching acne medications via the internet and came across your website. I am a 32-year-old African-American female who has tried many medications that supposedly treat/cure acne, but none have helped. I have heard that not all treatments work for all skin types. Does your medication clear acne for African American skin type? Sincerely, Tracey

I have had acne since i was twelve years old. I am now fourteen and have been to many dermatologists and have been on many treatments. None have worked as well as i would have liked and most are very horsh and drying. I am now undeergoing a system which includes chemical peels. These hurt and make my skin look worse. I am deffinately ready for a change. But....I have a few questions.

I have been on Derma Cleanse for 4 weeks now and have noticed a difference, I still have some cysts on my back. I was reading other questions and one person had asked about antibiotics. I am on Celebrex for my arthritis, will this interfere with the system? Thank you for your help I am a 14-year-old girl and have acne. I am currently using ProActive Solutions, but it hasn't cleared up my face completely, and it even dries it out. I expected better results from them.

I have had cystic acne on and off since I was 16. I'm now 36 and still suffering with it. I ordered your product but am unable to take the pills for medical purposes, I am however using the topical treatment. I haven't noticed any real improvements after using the product for almost 3 weeks now. Will this product be able to help me with severe cystic acne? I was under the impression that it would. Thank you. I have had cystic acne on and off since I was 16.

The CDC and the U.S. EPA both suggest that there is no evidence of adverse effects for pregnant or nursing women. There's specific information at www.cdc.gov/westnile. We suggest you also review a recent journal article by Dr. Gideon Koren and colleagues. Our recommendation is for pregnant women to consult their personal physicians about the use of DEET-based products during pregnancy and breast feeding.

Studies have not been done to address the safety of Pentabosol™ in these two groups or to determine whether Pentabosol™ appears in human breast milk. For these reasons, we do not recommend that women take the product during these times. That said, after delivery in women who elect not to breast-feed or after weaning in those who do, Pentabosol™ is of great help in losing the baby weight

Nutrilite does not recommend consumption of this product by pregnant/nursing mothers without consultation with their physician.

Women who are pregnant, plan to become pregnant or are nursing should wait to begin treatment with the cream until after pregnancy or when nursing has concluded. The safety and efficacy of Meladerm? in pregnant women and nursing mothers have not been established.

Pregnant or nursing mothers should not take creatine, as the safety is not established in this population.

Once every quarter (every 90 days), that’s 4 times a year. You should follow your colon cleanse with a high quality, daily fiber supplement. Once you cleanse, you want to keep your colon clean. When toxic substances are released from the cleanse, fiber helps capture these substances and move them out of the body. Fiber, no matter what the source is (vegetables, fresh fruit, or a supplement) is crucial to good colon health.

Almost everyone, except for extremely weakened individuals, can benefit from proper intestinal cleansing. Even if you eat an ideal diet, you may not be receiving all the available health-enhancing nutrients if your intestines aren't properly digesting and assimilating the food you eat.

Dentists consider a number of factors in determining treatment for children and for pregnant patients. Assuming that they are aware of the pregnancy, and in consultation with the patient, dentists may recommend alternative restorative materials, other forms of treatment, or delay of treatment. In many instances amalgam presents the best possible option for restorative treatment. There is no scientific evidence of ill effects, although mercury is known to cross the placenta.