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Guys, I will eventually (next week) move this thread to the treatment options forums because this is the general discussion forum.
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- Elsa Zoe: 29 years old, Female. My treatment: Right now I'm 100% KP free. I scrub my skin every 2 days with Homemade Salicylic Acid Scrub and wash with a homemade soap. I always moisturize with organic oils. Also have psoriasis which Derm prescribed for short term use Clobetasol. My psoriasis is 80% better, been using Salyicylic Acid on my legs. Mi tratamiento: Exfoliacion cada dos dias con acido salicilico. Jabon hecho en casa.Siempre humecto la piel con aceites organicos. |
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before you started the epsom bath, how bad were the dark spots on your skin caused by kp.. i'll send you a picture so you know what dark spots i'm talking about. cause these dark spots are what i want gone. so i want to know if your spots were a mild case cause if they were then the epsom bath may cause little or no difference.
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might i ask when u exfoilate do u do the olive i been doing epsom for 3 days now but less then 100g and about 10-15 minutes and i see alittle difference but not as what you say that in 4 days its invisble my kp was like 70% already gone now its like 75%
i will start doing 100g and 15-20 in water.. could u jsut tell me when u exfoilate u just with the epsom or add something |
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OK
Here is my routine. I do espom salt baths at night for 15-30 mins. Then immediately, I take a shower. In the shower I use St. Ives Apricot Scrub with 2% salicylic acid/oilfree which acts as my exfoliater since it has small beads. After the shower I put on a light coat of AmLactin moisturizing body lotion. (both of these subtances were reccomended by my derm who specializes in KP and had it herself) In the mornings, I oil pull for 15-20 mins. My skin is about 95% bump free. Every day it becomes better and better. The dots on my legs are at a point where you can barely notice them. The redness on my arms are fading. I am new to this routine and will keep it going for a good period. IF you can't espom, then try those two products. I'm a hardcore kind of guy, and I like the extra benfits of epsom and oil pulling. Don't forget about improving your diet. |
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kp 80% gone... atleast of my hands
of the exfoliating part so i have to put epsom on the brush i exfoliate with then oil in the brush also together then exfoliate then i take shower? or no? |
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While reading about Epsom Salts on the internet, I came across this product that may be of use to treating KP. This lotion is meant to treat muscle pain -- the epsom salts it contains will be absorbed by the skin. The web page says, "where epsom salt works its wonders for pain relief, gently exfoliates skin and smoothes rough patches."
Epsom-It | Epsom Salt Pain Relief Lotion | epsom-it.com ![]()
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My treatment: Oil pulling daily; candida diet (minimum of carbs, no sugars); omega-3 from canned salmon and sardines; sun exposure 10-15 minutes, 3 days a week, without sunblock; program to strengthen immune system; probiotic supplements; lots of water; moderate daily exercise; exfoliation with epsom salts and sugar several times a week. KP reduced 99%. If I go "off diet" -- grains, sugars, etc. -- or stop oil pulling, KP returns. |
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^ if that works exactly the way epsom salt bath does... then i can imagine it having a certain success among KP suffers who don't have time to bath everyday.
i'm gonna start epsom salt baths when i get the salt first and that may take a few weeks... |
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Yes, it will work the same way as an epsom salt bath. Here's why:
The magnesium and sulfate in the salts are absorbed into the body through the skin. Because the sulfur is already in the sulfate form, it does not need to be converted like other forms of sulfur do. Sulfate is thought to circulate in the body up to about nine hours. Any Epsom salts left on the skin may continue to be absorbed as long as it is still on the skin, offering continuous ‘timed-released’ input into the bloodstream – like medications given through skin patches. From: Epsom Salts, Phenols, and Sulfur And here is a recipe from the same link for making your own epsom salt cream/lotion: Heat some Epsom salts with a little water to dissolve them. I put about one teaspoon of water in three tablespoons of salts and microwave for a minute or so. Add more water if necessary. Then mix this into four ounces of any lotion or cream you like. I have used suntan lotion, handcream, cocoa butter, body lotion, aloe vera cream, whatever I find that is on sale or inexpensive without the chemicals I am trying to avoid. This seems to work better if the cream or lotion is water-based rather than oil-based. Apply to skin anywhere as often as desired. Some new commercially prepared Epsom salt creams are available but can be very expensive and may contain chemicals that are not tolerated. I just made my own epsom salt cream yesterday for the first time and slathered it on after my shower. It will become a part of my daily regimen. kebod
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My treatment: Oil pulling daily; candida diet (minimum of carbs, no sugars); omega-3 from canned salmon and sardines; sun exposure 10-15 minutes, 3 days a week, without sunblock; program to strengthen immune system; probiotic supplements; lots of water; moderate daily exercise; exfoliation with epsom salts and sugar several times a week. KP reduced 99%. If I go "off diet" -- grains, sugars, etc. -- or stop oil pulling, KP returns. |
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can i know the one of the exfoliate can u explain it in a basic English cause im not gd in English XD
also kp still 80 % gone and 80% when relaxed.. if normal its like 50-60% |
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Noobie,
What do you want explained? kebod
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My treatment: Oil pulling daily; candida diet (minimum of carbs, no sugars); omega-3 from canned salmon and sardines; sun exposure 10-15 minutes, 3 days a week, without sunblock; program to strengthen immune system; probiotic supplements; lots of water; moderate daily exercise; exfoliation with epsom salts and sugar several times a week. KP reduced 99%. If I go "off diet" -- grains, sugars, etc. -- or stop oil pulling, KP returns. |
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exfoliation part pls where it says it needs olive oil
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I've just ordered 1kg of this so I'll let you know how it goes
Was actually cheap in the UK |
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Yes, I bought it from amazon.co.uk, just type in epsom salt
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Noobie,
A simple exfoliation recipe: Take about two spoonfuls (like soup spoons) of epsom salts. Add one spoonful of oil. You can use olive oil, or coconut oil, or almond oil. Any oil that you could eat. Get in the shower and get wet all over. Rub this mixture gently over your wet skin. Shower or bathe it off. Your skin may still feel a little oily. That is OK. kebod
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My treatment: Oil pulling daily; candida diet (minimum of carbs, no sugars); omega-3 from canned salmon and sardines; sun exposure 10-15 minutes, 3 days a week, without sunblock; program to strengthen immune system; probiotic supplements; lots of water; moderate daily exercise; exfoliation with epsom salts and sugar several times a week. KP reduced 99%. If I go "off diet" -- grains, sugars, etc. -- or stop oil pulling, KP returns. |
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