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| Author | Topic: starting diet...? |
| fifitrixibell 06-04-2003 05:09 PM | Hey i'm a 17 yr old girl and im addicted to chocolate and sugary foods. Seriously i eat junk food all day and i dont seem to put on any weight! so that never puts me off! I'm currently using the regimine on www.acne.org and its working really well.but i want to stop using creams and experiment with foods. However, because im such bad eater.is there anything people can recommend that is ok to eat? Thanks... |
| littledaga 06-05-2003 03:03 PM | I have just looked at www.acne.org and would like to ask you how severe your acne is? I personally have tried all the over-counter products and nearly all the prescribed drugs except accutane, and they didn't work for me as my acne was quite severe 6 months ago, but now its not so bad, this diet doesn't work for everyone and if your addicted to chocolate and sugar I wouldn't say you could really try to eliminate your acne with this diet. as the only sugar you can have is in fruit, not chocolate. |
| jay_1 06-05-2003 05:37 PM | quote:The regime of acne.org contradicts MANY if not all the information provided by Wai and RRM. It's great the acne.org regime works for you, but the long term effects of all the chemicals your absorbing into your skin can be negative. quote:If your determined to clear your acne, you need to follow the freeacnebook.com diet. You won't know what "junk foods" your body will cope with unless you follow the diet strictly. Good Luck! |
| fifitrixibell 06-06-2003 05:06 AM | i get pimples on my forehead, nose, and chin.so basically t-zone....maybe hormonal? its not THAT severe as i dont get cystic acne.... |
| Wai 06-06-2003 09:44 AM | well, if you think your acne is not that bad, and if you like 'munch foods' so much, this diet is probably waaay to strict for you! for one part, all acne is hormonal (acne = elevated sebum production + water retention in the true skin) what we call hormonal acne on this board, if the hormonal aspect is of far greater influence than the water-retention aspect |