After stonewalling the diet-acne connection for the past 35 years, the dermatology community must now face compelling theoretical evidence that diet is the most likely environmental cause of acne.
There are 4 scientific studies which now show that diet is related to acne: 1) an ecological study of the Ache and Kitavans, 2) a retrospective epidemiological study from the Harvard group, 3) a more powerful prospective study from the Harvard group, and 4) finally, Neil's Mann's recently completed randomized controlled trial showing the therapeutic effect of a low glycemic load, high protein diet in 43 acne patients from Australia.
The notion that diet causes acne will not go away, and in the next decade more and more randomized clinical trials will be performed which will enhance our understanding of this disease. This book outlines the primary dietary factors which underlie acne.
Though we are in the very infancy of understanding how diet may promote or cause acne, this book outlines the primary dietary factors which underlie acne. Read the book and then follow the program for 60 days. Then email us at feedback@DietaryAcneCure.com and please let us know your results. If you are not satisfied, we’ll send your money back.
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