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Accutane Caused Ed, Skin IssuesQuestion by Anonymous (Anonymous) on 10/26/2011
I tried to solve the issue with maca which helped me quite a bit but gave so much of energy that I found it really difficult to sleep. I have also tried borax (1/4 tsp in 1 l of water) which showed some results, but I only used it for a week since I had only a small amount of it. Should I try in a combination with certain amino acids as citrulline, lysine and glycine as you mentioned Would it make sense to try anything else, like fulvic/humic acid or shilajit as it was long used for this issues. Furthermore, I'm quite preocuppied with the state of my liver because I have ingested quite a lot of antibiotics
in my life with accutane being the most harmful for this organ (I have a white coated tongue which indicates some problems with digestion). That's why I'm not so eager to take whatever supplement there is since it could cause further damage. Do you have any idea how could I successfully remove the remnants of accutane (which is basically a derivative of vitamin a compound) out of my body I'm drinking green tea without sugar or milk and I also take chlorella to chelate out heavy metals.
I could add that I started your alkalizing protocol about two weeks ago - approx. 1/4 - 1/2 tsp baking soda and lemon twice a day.
Any help would be greatly appreciated since I'm running a bit out of ideas and I really suffer from those ill adverse effects.
Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/27/2011
There is another that may reverse some of the effects of isoretinoin, at least in the intestinal villi (but maybe the sweat glands too since they work on the same issue although the opposite effect), it is bloodroot tincture. That's 5 drops 6 times a day for a month. If you are to experiment.
Ted
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