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Sat 17 Mar 2012 - 00:09
My ugly vein on my nose has completely gone after just one Rosacea treatment. It’s a miracle!! Sheila give me a list of vitamins which helped me to improve collagen generation. Thanks Pat
Wed 28 Dec 2011 - 14:29
In general with the laser and changes in diet I am seeing improvements. I think the background redness is less severe than it was and my flushing has been much reduced. The only time I have I have...
Thu 22 Dec 2011 - 21:11
Before I started having treatment here my face was so red and hot all the time it not only drove me mad but I was quite shy around people because of it. But since having Rosacea treatment the redness...
Wed 14 Dec 2011 - 12:09
I’ve just finished a course of IPL treatments and am really delighted with the results. I didn’t have Rosacea, but I had a patch of broken veins and redness on one cheek, and as I’m...
Tue 22 Nov 2011 - 17:08
When I was 18 years old I gave birth to my daughter and during the labour I was given epidural anesthetic. As a result of this anesthetic I was unable to feel anything which included where to push...
Thu 03 Nov 2011 - 18:55
I had all these broken veins in my cheeks and a couple on my legs and I found I lost my confidence a little bit when going out or even just the thought of friends seeing me as they looked really bad...

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A Study into causes of Rosacea

Rosacea sufferers are able to identify triggers that make the condition ( or symptoms) worse, these include hot spicy foods, alcohol and sometimes blushing from embarrassment.

They can only guess at the cause of their rosacea, however a study published in Nature Medicine indicates that overproduction of two inflammatory proteins can cause unusually high levels of a third protein which is implicated in causing the symptoms associated with rosacea.

The triggers then cause this third protein to make the symptoms, and the combination of the two is compared to petrol and a match.

It seems people with rosacea have higher levels of protein building blocks that are part of the bodies natural defence system.

People with rosacea also have higher than normal levels of cathelicidin, which helps protect the skin against infection. they also have higher levels of enzymes called stratum corneum tryptic enzymes (SCTE).

These are all proteins.

When mice were injected with these proteins, they developed inflammation f the skin and these proteins reacted to the triggers that are know to affect rosacea sufferers.

Rosacea Research

    (researched on behalf
     of Pulse Light Clinic
     by Lisa Borg Dip BCNH)

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