For Everyone!
Well, I have finally "summarized" the "Directions For Use Of
[DMSO + FLUCONAZOLE], To Cure Rosacea".
Although these "Directions" look long, they are not really
that complicated or difficult.

Hopefully, it will be possible to shorten these "Directions"
in the future, for general use by doctors and Compounding Pharmacists.

For now, I must apologize for not creating these comprehensive "Directions"
sooner, but I have required the help of those who have been experiencing this
treatment/cure, to help me to perfect these "Directions".

I sincerely hope that these directions are helpful, to every one of the
estimated 200,000,000 rosaceans, worldwide, who should now find this cure for
rosacea more easily available.

But we have a long way to go.

I pray that these 200,000,000 cures take place QUICKLY, and that all naysayers
be absolutely discredited, as they so richly deserve.
God Bless, ITN,
Dave Fleming----TEXT OF "DIRECTIONS TO CURE ROSACEA" FOLLOWS----
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DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF [DMSO + FLUCONAZOLE], TO TREAT ROSACEA
[The below directions must be approved by the attending doctor,
to be acceptable and valid.]
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ADVISORY DISCLAIMER by Dave Fleming:
The following directions are as simple as I have been able to make them.
Of course, these Directions must be approved by the attending doctor, to be
acceptable and valid.
However, I would stake my life on the accuracy and appropriateness of these
directions for treating/curing rosacea with [DMSO + FLUCONAZOLE], whether it is
[FLUCONAZOLE 1% SOLUTION], or the more effective, convenient, and economical
[FLUCONAZOLE 10% SOLUTION].

(Step 1) If possible, obtain the new, much more efficient
[DMSO + 10% FLUCONAZOLE] SOLUTION prescription. If necessary, use the
[DMSO + 1% FLUCONAZOLE] SOLUTION, until you can convince your doctor
to give you a prescription for the [FLUCONAZOLE 10% SOLUTION].

These prescriptions are currently, (i.e. May 7, 2004), available from
Michael Roberge, RPh, and Compounding Specialist, at:
compoundedsolutions.com
at the following prices:
[FLUCONAZOLE 1% SOLUTION] is $47.00 per 15 milliliters.
[FLUCONAZOLE 10% SOLUTION] is $102.00 per 15 milliliters, making it much more
economical and cost-effective, with five times the fluconazole for the same
cost.
Although these topically applied prescriptions are benign, and have virtually no
effect on healthy skin, they have substantial effects on rosaceous skin, and
some of these effects are delayed, by many days.
Although these effects are not medically serious, the psychological effects of
temporary increased redness, wrinkling, and peeling of the facial skin, can be
very uncomfortable.
Therefore, each individual must decide how many applications of this medication
to apply, depending on the over-all temporary psychological effects this
treatment might cause, in each individual's unique circumstances.

The final result of this treatment will be the total eradication of the "rosacea
causing entity", no matter what rate of progress of the treatment may be decided
by the patient.
The rate of progress of this treatment is not as important as is the maintaining
of the psychological comfort zone of each individual rosacea patient, in their
everyday life, as this treatment proceeds.

It should also be understood, that the damage that may have been done by the
rosacea, such as some minor visible purple veins in my case, will not be removed
by this treatment. Even though these small veins still show on the left side of
my nose, my facial skin has been completely healthy for over 22 months after I
experienced this treatment/cure, from about Nov. 2001 through June 2002.

(Step 2) With the above facts in mind, (using either a q-tip, or the applicator
brush supplied), make only (1) one light, full-face application of the liquid
medication to all parts of the face, making certain, that no medication comes
into contact with the eyeball or eye socket.
Note carefully, where the stinging "reaction" occurs, and any changes in
appearance of the facial skin. Take care, to not drop or tip over the small
bottle of medication, since this is expensive and easy to spill.
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CAUTIONARY NOTE: Be CERTAIN, to carefully read and apply the directions given,
at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rosacea-cure/message/189
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rosacea-cure/message/190
These directions state that no other substance should be present, when this
medication is being applied or absorbed into the skin.
The DMSO, (i.e. Dimethyl Sulfoxide), content of this medication has the ability
to carry almost any substance into the skin.
Although this might not be dangerous, unless a toxic substance such as a
pesticide were present, it might possibly cause unwanted effects.
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A very small percentage of this medication is absorbed into the bloodstream, and
even ocular rosacea has been successfully treated, by ONLY applying this
medication to the SKIN of the face.

It MIGHT be dangerous, to apply this medication to the eyeball directly.
Therefore USE EXTREME CAUTION, and do NOT allow this medication to come into any
direct contact with the eyeballs, or with the eye sockets.

(Step 3) Also, at the same time as (Step 2), but in a reclining position, with
the head back, use two q-tips dipped in medication, one to treat each nostril,
inside the nose, as far back as a q-tip can reach. Maintain the reclining
position, for at least ten minutes. After use, do not re-dip the q-tip in the
medication.

Note carefully, if there is any stinging, inside the nose. If stinging occurs,
be sure to repeat treating the inside of the nose, as in (Step 6), (Step 7), and
(Step 8). Swallow any medication that runs back into the throat, from the nose.

If the cartilage inside the nose is infested, this may prove to require the
longest treatment, since cartilage has almost no blood supply, and this
infestation may therefore be much more resistant to this treatment. I have found
the [FLUCONAZOLE 10% SOLUTION] to be much more effective, against the
infestation inside my nose, which may or may not be connected to rosacea.

(Step 4) OPTIONAL: If the attending physician agrees, it should be very
beneficial, to treat the inside of the cheeks, at the same time as (Step 2) and
(Step 3), by applying several q-tips of medication to that area, inside the
mouth.
Or, less than (5) five milliliters of the [FLUCONAZOLE 1% SOLUTION], or
less than (1) one milliliter of the [FLUCONAZOLE 10% SOLUTION] could be swished
around in the mouth for an extended time period of ten minutes or more.

This medication can then either be swallowed, for its whole body effect(s),
(which might benefit ocular rosacea more), or it can be spit out.
If the medication is to be swallowed, it would most likely be better to be
conservative, and NOT perform (Step 4) more than once every one or two months.

(Step 5) Observe and assess the effects of these applications, as in (Step 2),
(Step 3), and (Step 4), for one week, without further applications of the
medication.
If necessary, use an antibiotic ointment on the skin to prevent any possible
infection.
Do NOT aggressively rub off all the unsightly peeling skin. If possible, use
the anti-inflammatory, anti-wrinkle face cream recommended, at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rosacea-cure/message/204
to blend in the peeling skin, so that it does not show during the day, as well
as at night, to sooth the skin. The name of this cream is:
----Reviva Labs: Alpha-Lipoic-Acid-Vitamin-C-Ester-&-DMAE Cream----

The use of some sort of non-irritating "Concealer", or "cover-up makeup" is
advisable, to maintain a normal appearance and schedule. Since some
characteristic "healing itch" may occur, as healthy skin grows during the
waiting periods, it may be difficult to perfectly maintain this "cover-up
makeup".
If possible, study the book, "The Perricone Prescription", by Dr. Perricone, and
use the anti-inflammation supplements and diet he advises, (NOT for the "Weight
Loss" schedule).
The book, supplements, and face cream are available inexpensively from the
Vitamin Shoppe stores, at vitaminshoppe.com, or through their toll-free phone
number, at 1-800-223-1216.
Although the cream, book, supplements, and diet are NOT necessary, they should
enhance the patient's immune system, and facilitate the growth of new skin,
which is an essential part of this treatment.

(Step 6) Based on the patient's individual assessment, of the effects of the
application(s) of this medication, each individual patient must decide the rate
of progress of this treatment.
Whether only one application is made, or multiple applications are made,
(at one time), and how long the waiting period will be, between applications, is
to be decided by the patient, to comfortably fit this treatment into their
individual schedule as well as possible, and maintain as much psychological
well-being as possible.

I would like to emphasize, as my personal opinion, that continuous daily
application(s) of this medication probably do NOT speed up this treatment/cure,
and MAY simply cause UNNECESSARY SUFFERING for the patient, and waste
medication.
The immune system requires weeks, to effectively "clear away" the destroyed
"rosacea causing entity", (allowing the growth of new, healthy skin), after each
"cycle", of application of medication. Therefore, the method in (Step 7) is most
likely the best way of applying this medication.

(Step 7) As the overall methodology of treatment, it is recommended that a
heavy, multiple application of the medication be applied to the full face, [or
only to the parts of the face that "react", as in (Step 2), by stinging],
waiting about ten minutes, for each application to be absorbed into the skin.

Then, a substantial waiting period without applications should be allowed,
of FROM ONE TO FOUR WEEKS,
for new, healthy skin to grow back, replacing the rosaceous skin that has been
affected by the medication.
During the waiting periods, some feverishness and redness of the immune system's
functioning may be noticed, in the skin. This is to be expected, since the
immune system may be removing the "rosacea causing entity", which the immune
system may not have been able to remove, during decades of past growth of this
"rosacea causing entity" in the skin.

Although this theory of mechanism has not been proven yet, no proof is
necessary, for repeated "cycles" of treatment to finally effect the 100%
eradication of this stealthy, apparently parasitical "rosacea causing entity",
even though this may take many months, to accomplish 100%.

(Step 8) If significant stinging occurs, and/or any pattern of infestation
appears on the skin, when this medication is applied, then this treatment should
NOT be discontinued. Repeat (Step 5), (Step 6), and (Step 7), until there is
little or no stinging, and no subsequent redness or peeling of skin, after the
medication is applied.

(Step 9) A major drawback of this treatment to cure rosacea, is that the
discomfort of temporary stinging, redness, wrinkling, and skin peeling, combined
with the initial improvement of the rosacea symptoms, may convince the patient
to discontinue applications of this medication too soon.

The med application and waiting period "cycles" should be continued, until this
treatment is complete, as defined in (Step 8).
If the patient stops this treatment just because rosacea symptoms have
disappeared, then the rosacea symptoms are guaranteed to return later, because
the "rosacea causing entity" has not been completely eradicated.

Although this assertion has not been proven, by the many years of double blind
Clinical Studies that would prove it, it is only reasonable and logical that
this assertion is accurate, and will be proven by the experience of each
patient.

(Step 10) After eradicating the "rosacea causing entity", it may be that in
coming years the stealthy, unseen "rosacea causing entity" might return, (which
is NOT a remission and return), without initially causing any rosacea symptoms.

Therefore, it is recommended that this medication be applied once a year, or
once every five years, (at the patient's discretion), even though no rosacea
symptoms may be present.
If stinging occurs, continue to repeat (Step 5) through (Step 8), until little
or no stinging occurs, and no subsequent redness and peeling skin occur.

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END OF DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF [DMSO + FLUCONAZOLE], TO TREAT ROSACEA
[The above Directions must be approved by the attending doctor,
to be acceptable and valid.]
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