Re: Vegetarianism, heat and humidity

[Guest guest]

I don't how old you are, but could this have more to

do with aging than diet?

--- derykjackson derykjackson@...> wrote:

>

> As a new member, I know I may be rehashing old

> discussions, if so I

> apologize. As I go through tons of info trying to

> figure out a

> reasonable pathogenesis for rosacea, I only come up

> against competing

> ideas. I understand this to be a normal progression

> of discourse.

>

> I have a specific question now though: About 4

> years ago I became an

> ovo-lacto vegetarian. I've had two blood tests

> since then which have

> not noted any deficiencies, although blood tests are

> not the end all

> and be all of health. It seems a coincidence that

> within months of

> becoming a vegetarian, I began to exhibit the first

> signs of rosacea.

> Has anyone else had a similar coincidence re.

> vegetarianism/radical

> change of diet.

>

> Also, I noticed about the same time, ie. became

> vegetarian and

> developed rosacea, that I became supersensitive to

> heat and humidity.

> Apart from the dermal component, I mean that heat

> and humidity seem

> to slow me down bodily and make it difficult for me

> to operate. I

> find this most odd because I was never so sensitive

> before and in fact

> I used to enjoy the heat and humidity.

>

> Deryk

>

>

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