Guest guest Posted July 10, 2002 Report Share Posted July 10, 2002 Hi: Found the following posted on another board. It said that clinical trials (I don't know who did these . . . got the impression that it was the inventor's trials) found that 16 wks of Cellisis use resulted in: * All visible premalignant growths resolved * 85% reduction in blood vessel size * 80% reduction in pore size * 72% improvement in roughness * 60% of fine lines resolved * 44% of wrinkles resolved * 34% of brown spots resolved * Moisturization comparable to the most potent prescription moisturizer * Helps block inflammatory factors comparable to prescription cortisones " Cellisis was originally developed for pre-cancer growths, but women apparently started noticing these other effects & this led to the trials. Sounds like it could be good for rosacea given its alleged effects of blocking inflammatory factors, shrinking pores, & an 85% reduction in blood vessel size. Sounds too good to be true. Women on another web board, though, have been trying this product (however, none have mentioned if they have rosacea) & are raving about it. Has anyone heard anything about it? Thanks, Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2002 Report Share Posted July 10, 2002 Hi: Found the following posted on another board. It said that clinical trials (I don't know who did these . . . got the impression that it was the inventor's trials) found that 16 wks of Cellisis use resulted in: * All visible premalignant growths resolved * 85% reduction in blood vessel size * 80% reduction in pore size * 72% improvement in roughness * 60% of fine lines resolved * 44% of wrinkles resolved * 34% of brown spots resolved * Moisturization comparable to the most potent prescription moisturizer * Helps block inflammatory factors comparable to prescription cortisones " Cellisis was originally developed for pre-cancer growths, but women apparently started noticing these other effects & this led to the trials. Sounds like it could be good for rosacea given its alleged effects of blocking inflammatory factors, shrinking pores, & an 85% reduction in blood vessel size. Sounds too good to be true. Women on another web board, though, have been trying this product (however, none have mentioned if they have rosacea) & are raving about it. Has anyone heard anything about it? Thanks, Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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