Re: Nutrition Therapy &Photoderm

[Guest guest]

I've often wondered about this too. I find that pycnogenols help reduce my

ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop taking it before

treatment in order to be as red as possible.

Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but afterwards as well.

If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol immediately following the

laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels to regrow? Nase

doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

Colin

Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

> In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the strength of blood

> vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed extract. Would it

> make sense to lay off these supplements some time before laser

> therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels have been increased

> in strength then higher energy settings might be used with attendant

> ill affects; or, will the supplements have no effect on vessels that

> would be removed by laser?

> D

[Guest guest]

I've often wondered about this too. I find that pycnogenols help reduce my

ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop taking it before

treatment in order to be as red as possible.

Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but afterwards as well.

If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol immediately following the

laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels to regrow? Nase

doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

Colin

Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

> In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the strength of blood

> vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed extract. Would it

> make sense to lay off these supplements some time before laser

> therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels have been increased

> in strength then higher energy settings might be used with attendant

> ill affects; or, will the supplements have no effect on vessels that

> would be removed by laser?

> D

[Guest guest]

I've often wondered about this too. I find that pycnogenols help reduce my

ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop taking it before

treatment in order to be as red as possible.

Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but afterwards as well.

If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol immediately following the

laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels to regrow? Nase

doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

Colin

Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

> In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the strength of blood

> vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed extract. Would it

> make sense to lay off these supplements some time before laser

> therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels have been increased

> in strength then higher energy settings might be used with attendant

> ill affects; or, will the supplements have no effect on vessels that

> would be removed by laser?

> D

[Guest guest]

I've often wondered about this too. I find that pycnogenols help reduce my

ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop taking it before

treatment in order to be as red as possible.

Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but afterwards as well.

If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol immediately following the

laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels to regrow? Nase

doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

Colin

Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

> In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the strength of blood

> vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed extract. Would it

> make sense to lay off these supplements some time before laser

> therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels have been increased

> in strength then higher energy settings might be used with attendant

> ill affects; or, will the supplements have no effect on vessels that

> would be removed by laser?

> D

[Guest guest]

I belive someone in the group did increase the doze of

Ester C during photoderm treatments. If I rember right

it was Dr Nase's advice.

I belive the increase doze will help the new vessels

to grow strong?

But also as you say it would be good to stop if u get

redder...

So the question is what is the right thing to do`?

//Kajsa.

--- " C.S. " skrev: > I've

often wondered about this too. I find that

> pycnogenols help reduce my

> ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop

> taking it before

> treatment in order to be as red as possible.

>

> Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but

> afterwards as well.

>

> If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol

> immediately following the

> laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels

> to regrow? Nase

> doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

>

> Colin

>

> Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

>

>

> > In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the

> strength of blood

> > vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed

> extract. Would it

> > make sense to lay off these supplements some time

> before laser

> > therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels

> have been increased

> > in strength then higher energy settings might be

> used with attendant

> > ill affects; or, will the supplements have no

> effect on vessels that

> > would be removed by laser?

> > D

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[Guest guest]

I belive someone in the group did increase the doze of

Ester C during photoderm treatments. If I rember right

it was Dr Nase's advice.

I belive the increase doze will help the new vessels

to grow strong?

But also as you say it would be good to stop if u get

redder...

So the question is what is the right thing to do`?

//Kajsa.

--- " C.S. " skrev: > I've

often wondered about this too. I find that

> pycnogenols help reduce my

> ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop

> taking it before

> treatment in order to be as red as possible.

>

> Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but

> afterwards as well.

>

> If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol

> immediately following the

> laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels

> to regrow? Nase

> doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

>

> Colin

>

> Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

>

>

> > In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the

> strength of blood

> > vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed

> extract. Would it

> > make sense to lay off these supplements some time

> before laser

> > therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels

> have been increased

> > in strength then higher energy settings might be

> used with attendant

> > ill affects; or, will the supplements have no

> effect on vessels that

> > would be removed by laser?

> > D

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[Guest guest]

I belive someone in the group did increase the doze of

Ester C during photoderm treatments. If I rember right

it was Dr Nase's advice.

I belive the increase doze will help the new vessels

to grow strong?

But also as you say it would be good to stop if u get

redder...

So the question is what is the right thing to do`?

//Kajsa.

--- " C.S. " skrev: > I've

often wondered about this too. I find that

> pycnogenols help reduce my

> ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop

> taking it before

> treatment in order to be as red as possible.

>

> Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but

> afterwards as well.

>

> If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol

> immediately following the

> laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels

> to regrow? Nase

> doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

>

> Colin

>

> Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

>

>

> > In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the

> strength of blood

> > vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed

> extract. Would it

> > make sense to lay off these supplements some time

> before laser

> > therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels

> have been increased

> > in strength then higher energy settings might be

> used with attendant

> > ill affects; or, will the supplements have no

> effect on vessels that

> > would be removed by laser?

> > D

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[Guest guest]

I belive someone in the group did increase the doze of

Ester C during photoderm treatments. If I rember right

it was Dr Nase's advice.

I belive the increase doze will help the new vessels

to grow strong?

But also as you say it would be good to stop if u get

redder...

So the question is what is the right thing to do`?

//Kajsa.

--- " C.S. " skrev: > I've

often wondered about this too. I find that

> pycnogenols help reduce my

> ambient redness so I suppose it makes sense to stop

> taking it before

> treatment in order to be as red as possible.

>

> Not only is it an issue prior to treatment, but

> afterwards as well.

>

> If you resumed taking the grape seed/pycnogenol

> immediately following the

> laser therapy could this help the coagulated vessels

> to regrow? Nase

> doesn't mention anything about this in his book.

>

> Colin

>

> Nutrition Therapy & Photoderm

>

>

> > In Dr. Nase's book, he describes increasing the

> strength of blood

> > vessels with the use of pycnogenol and grape seed

> extract. Would it

> > make sense to lay off these supplements some time

> before laser

> > therapy? The thinking is that if blood vessels

> have been increased

> > in strength then higher energy settings might be

> used with attendant

> > ill affects; or, will the supplements have no

> effect on vessels that

> > would be removed by laser?

> > D

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