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Re: Red LED and demodex -- Just a thought

Haha. I wish that were the case Artist. Maybe we can just breed something
specifically for the job. I'm sure you could take a pick from one of your many
options growing in my bar fridge on the balcony! Surely if you had a million
diffferent options one of them would have to do the job!

Dan, I couldn't find any detailed information either on B.Oleronius either. I
tried to search for the the general Genus 'Bacillus' - but couldn't find any
good information either. Might need to go to some text books for this one. I
then starting thinking about the probitoics containing Lactobacillus that I
generally have once a day. Apparently 'bacillus' can be used to describe any
rod-shaped bacterium, however, when the word Bacillus is capitalised and
italicized, it refers to the genus bacillus. (thanks for the clear
classifications Mr scientists! real handy!) So silly me has no reason to worry
about dangerous inflammatory lipase enzymes in lactobacillus which are found on
B.Oleronius

Matt.

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....Unless that bacteria likes to eat Demodex for dinner ;) he he he
he!!

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You know, after Tamara's recent succcess with the demodex slaying Z cream, and others speaking of theirs with the red LED lamps, it would be an interesting...
Brian Shaffner
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Dec 24, 2006
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"Intense pulsed light appears to kill Demodex mites around hair follicles and sebaceous glands.... Dr. Sadick of Cornell University, New York, conducted an...
Brady Barrows
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Dec 24, 2006
7:06 pm

The possibility of RLT killing Demodex has crossed my mind, too. Would be easy to look at someone's skin after several months of RLT use to compare. Maybe...
nurse_artist
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Dec 24, 2006
7:50 pm

Brian, This is indeed a definite possibility as it has been known for a while that Blue Light can kill Propionibacterium Acnes. (P.Acnes). Blue light is FDA...
Matthew I
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Jan 4, 2007
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Did a little more research. Unfortunately without more background knowledge it’s only speculation, but seems to be heading somewhere. There is a gram...
Matthew I
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Jan 4, 2007
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Hi Matt, Thanks for posting this info. I found it very interesting, particularly since most articles I've read haven't mentioned naturally occuring porphyrins...
dfries2003
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Jan 5, 2007
12:09 am

See the below study, which indicates Demodex is the carrier. I thought this excerpt was pretty interesting: "typical treatment for rosacea initially includes...
nurse_artist
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Jan 5, 2007
12:12 am

When first researching Rosacea I also ran across this fact - I read that only antibiotics that worked against gram negative bacteria were helpful for rosacea -...
khm4aim
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Jan 5, 2007
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Hi Dan, Yeah that confirms a few things. When i was trying to find whether B.Oleronius contained naturally occuring Porphyrins, I couldn't find any matches, so...
Matthew I
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Jan 7, 2007
11:44 pm

Hi Matt, I did some searching, but couldn't find anything on B.Oleronius and porphyrins either. I also did a search on the species and porphyrins but did not...
dfries2003
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Jan 8, 2007
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....Unless that bacteria likes to eat Demodex for dinner ;) he he he he!! ... ...........One of the major marketed uses of LED therapy is for wound healing....
nurse_artist
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Jan 8, 2007
1:28 am

Too funny. Demodex for dinner? Is this another odd pregnancy craving Artist? ;-) Dan...
dfries2003
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Jan 8, 2007
6:42 pm

Ewwww Dan that's gross! Hmmm....maybe if I put peanut butter on them.. and honey.. ha ha! All the demodex and B.Oleronius talk is very interesting. Exciting...
nurse_artist
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Haha. I wish that were the case Artist. Maybe we can just breed something specifically for the job. I'm sure you could take a pick from one of your many...
Matthew I
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