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HELP ANYONE ELSE NOTICE A CHANGE IN THERE SKIN
      #165984 - 03/31/05 07:16 PM
Megtoriaus

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AFTER STARTING EATTING WITH THE IBS DIET FIND THERE SKIN WENT NUTS AND BREAKS OUT. I HAVE TRYED DIFFERENT SKIN PRODUCES. JUST WONDERING IF ANYONE ELSE HAD THIS HAPPENING


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      #165991 - 03/31/05 07:39 PM
Little Minnie

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I don't think it could be the diet as all foods that are bad for skin are prohibited. Drinking enough water is crucial too. Maybe something else caused the breakout.

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      #166000 - 03/31/05 08:37 PM
taroh73

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As soon as I started eating this diet my skin started breaking out more....... I attribute it to removing all of the fresh fruits/veggies and replacing them with starch! I don't know, but it happened to me too

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      #166077 - 04/01/05 08:29 AM
MCV

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I actually saw my dermatologist recently because my face has been a mess!! He said that it is normal for women my age (26) to start getting acne. It's quite common actually. He gave my a presciption for Duac Gel which seems to be helping a lot!

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Now that you mention it... my skin has beed dryer... but that could just be from the winter weather new
      #166134 - 04/01/05 10:45 AM
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Mine's been drier, too. Could be weather or maybe I'm not getting enough fluid. -nt- new
      #166426 - 04/02/05 01:49 PM
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yes, my skin changed also with the IBS diet new
      #166429 - 04/02/05 02:33 PM
angela3

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Loc: Texas, near Fort Worth)

I had beautifully clear skin and when I started the IBS diet my skin went crazy also. And no, it is just not a coincidence and no one is going to convince me otherwise.

The IBS diet is really heavy on carbohydrates, which are just not good for your skin. Plus your skin needs some fat to function, and the IBS diet is very little fat. Also, some people (me especially) are senstive to iodine, and many of the IBS foods have high iodine content.

This has been discussed before, so you should do a search and read some of the other threads. I know some people said they started using Proactiv, but it stopped working for me. I use Benzaclin (Duac Gel, as mentioned in a previous post, is the generic version of Benzaclin). It works well for the large pimples coming up, but makes my skin really sensitive, so i can't use it all over.

No one ever seems to believe me on this iodine thing. But if you read the pamphlet that comes in the Proactiv package, it even warns you of it. Try not eating too much food with iodized salt, or natural iodine such as seafood. Also, tortilla chips seem to really break me out, I think they use iodized salt in most of them. That really seemed to help me. Try adding some healthy fats, like olive oil, also.

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