Has anyone found that 5:2 has made theirs better?
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It really helps my rosacea, but it’s better generally when I’m not too hot, and on fasting days I feel cooler. It makes my skin less bumpy, puffy and red. I find a sudden load of food causes my skin to flare up so even if I have successfully completed a fast, my skin will still react to a heavy meal. I Hope that helps a little.
Soooo glad I found this thread!! I’ve had this for about 3 weeks now, really bad, and just got diagnosed a couple days ago. I had no idea what was happening to my face!! I haven’t done much yet for it but read that a steeped green tea bags on the face help a lot. I’m exciting to try it. I’ll let you guys know how it works 🙂
Yes I have noticed a definite reduction in redness. I am usually pretty red all over my face except under the eyes – now cheeks are much lighter, and overall more a respectable pink (still pinker than most, but I am happy with this much progress).
I was away for 10 days and so did not fast in that time and the redness returned from about day 7.
have been back and had a normal 5 2 week and since the second fast day skin back to pink again. I’m stoked!
I didn’t know this would be a side effect but it really seems to be effective for mt rocasea anyway. Plus I’ve lost the weight very easily. I don’t find the reduced kCal day difficult – just a bit less interesting as I stick to what is easy to make and calculate (porridge for brunch and veggies for early dinner) 🙂
I went through and extended ordeal of nearly a year, at times diagnosed as rosacea or dermatitis. Symptoms ranging from red and itchy to facial meltdown with oozing mess. Cleared 100% after 7 day juice fast, have kept it at bay with period shorter fasts. WATCH YOUR DIET! Keep a food diary and you will likely find the symptoms track “trigger” foods, my list seems to grow by ever-lengthening, basically all animal and high-fat foods at this point. You might try going gluten-free too, I thought I was until I found out beer had gluten and removing that helped too. Some people find spicy foods do it too, you probably already heard wash with less-than-hot water as well. All seem to have an effect but the root of it all is most likely dietary.
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5:30 pm
17 Oct 15