dermatologist

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> I went to the dermatologist last week and he said that I have

Itcytosis

> (sp?) Vulgaris. I know that you recommend using coconut oil as a

> moisturizer. I have been making my own moisturizer containing

water, coconut oil, emu oil and vegetable wax (as emulsifier). Do

you think this would be ok to use, as my skin is very dry and flaky?

==>Do not use vegetable wax in it; use beeswax instead.

I also have tinea and he prescribed Grisovin. Have you heard of

it? This is a link to an info sheet.

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> http://www.appco.com.au/appguide/drug.asp?drug_id=00070023 & t=cmi

Here's the List of inactive ingredients

Grisovin 125 mg tablets contain the following inactive ingredients:

• starch-maize (from corn which feeds candida)

• povidone (I don't know what this is)

• sodium lauryl sulfate (this gets absorbed through the skin causing

systemic damage to the body, as well as rashes, etc. see this

reference: http://www.healthy-

communications.com/slsmostdangerousirritant.html

• starch-potato (feeds candida)

• magnesium stearate

Grisovin 500 tablets contain the following inactive ingredients:

• starch-maize

• povidone

• sodium lauryl sulfate

• starch-potato

• cellulose microcrystalline

• magnesium stearate

• hypromellose

• ethylcellulose

• acetylated monoglycerides

• propylene glycol (this is anti-freeze)

• polysorbate 80

==>There are no quick fixes for your problems . If you want

quick fixes this drug will help, but it will suppress the symptoms

and cause further damage in your body.

==>Curing candida takes time, patience and persistence on the program

which will help your body heal naturally.

Luv, Bee

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I would like to recommend my dermatologist DR. BETH DOLAN DALLAS TEXAS

Theresa