Re: THE SKIN IS A WINDOW TO THE LIVER

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I quess I'll have to go on a liver cleanse, I have those dry red

patches on my legs too, but they only itch once in a while.

-- In health , Suzanne

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> THE SKIN IS A WINDOW TO THE LIVER

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> Did you know that the skin is a window to the liver??? If a person

has skin problems, most often they will clear up with a good liver

cleanse. I woke up one morning about a month ago with eczema patches

on my legs. The strange thing was that they were on both legs about

5 inches above and below my knees and that was it. Eczema is no fun

thing to deal with, the dry patchy places are so itchy and when you

scratch them they inflame and feel worse. Topically the Complete

Tissue Formula Ointment is quite helpful, but I was quite grateful

to know that I needed to work on my liver. When the liver is over-

toxed, most likely other areas are as well, so I went ahead and

started on the Liver Gall Bladder Formula as well as the Blood

Stream Formula and Kidney Formula. I always take a small amount of

the Lower Bowel Formula , so didn't bother to add it. Within the

first 2 weeks the dryness went away, and now I can just barely make

out the places where the excema had been. I'm sure that in the

> next week or so they will be entirely gone.

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> I was talking to some ladies at the health club I go to, both were

talking about skin problems. One woman said that her's lasted seven

years - she had gone to the doctor and gotten cortisone cream for

it - it spread from behind her ear to many places on her body. After

seven years the doctor finally told her that she should get off it,

because it was such a high dose of cortisone and wasn't good for the

body. The doctor told her some side effects and the poor gal was

shocked and wanted off right away. I didn't get to hear what

happened then, but a shame to think it could have been cleared up

within a few months instead of spreading, etc. The other gal

mentioned that she had a rash for the past 3 months and was on

cortisone cream, I mentioned that skin problems point to liver

problems, but to work on the kidneys and blood as well, and then she

said that she had just been to an acupuncturist that told her she

had both liver & kidney problems!!!! It made me feel good to be

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she'll get to work on it.

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> On an other occation a few years back my daughter spent about 4

days with a friend in the summer. I picked her up at night and she

mentioned she had a weird rash on her face. Being dark I couldn't

see it and she said here, feel it. I felt her face and was agast at

what I felt. She had the kind of acne that stays under the skin -

bumpy all over her entire face!!! I was quite mortified because as a

teenager I had a friend that had this kind of acne and it never

cleared. I asked my daughter what she had been eating and she said,

you know that no one eats good food like we do - we just ate junk

the whole time. Amazing that the junk had so quickly junked up her

face. We put her on the Liver Gall Bladder formula and within 4 days

it was all cleared up!!! A very happy ending, and proof to me that

diet really does make a difference.

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> Cleansing should help other skin problems as well....remember that

a good diet maintains the good health that we are all striving for..

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[Guest guest]

Good article. One relative of mine is on a medication for

diabetes that works by inhibiting liver function (really great plan

there for long term health). Interestingly, he breaks out in rashes

frequently. He is VERY suceptable to poison ivy since going on this

med.

A friend has hepatitis. In addition to a yellowish hue on the

skin, she has small red marks looking a lot like blood blisters over

much of her body, probably one per every 4-5 inches square. One has

to look close to see them and I've never observed anything similiar on

another. Her friend told her the spots indicated bad liver function.

The liver formula I use:

Dandelion rt

Milk thistle

Oregon grape root

Wild Yam (if I have it)

Licorice (small amount)