Hi all.   I've been reading some of the posts and trying to figure some

things out.    I'm reading about tea tree and black walnut.  Can you

tell me what these things do in particular (do they deal with the

pimples or the redness?).   My real question is this - My skin is

clear, but the flushing is constant.    Is there anything that you guys

use especially for the redness?   I've been reading Dr. Oz's book "You,

Being Beautiful".   He doesn't have much to say about Rosacea except

that topical Vitamin C and something with topical Niacin cream might be

good.   Of course, he doesn't mention any particular products.   I

developed Rosacea in my late thirties when I was pregnant.   My guess

is that this could be an auto-immune thing as I've also got high C-

reactive protein (which shows general inflamation) in the body.  I also

have some eye involvement but luckily just the dryness and burning, not

the rest of it.  I've tried a lot of stuff over the years.   Currently

I'm using the Eucerine redness relief products which really don't help

and just started two days ago with the JASON Ester-C cream which I

found at the health food store per Dr. Oz's book.   It doesn't seem to

hurt, so we'll see.   Thanks in advance!



Mary Susan (I usually go by Susan)

Mary Susan, when you say the flushing is constant, do you mean you

are always read or that you flush over and over again?



Gabriella



--- In rosacea-support@yahoogroups.com, "marygajeski"

<marygajeski@...> wrote:

>

> Hi all.   I've been reading some of the posts and trying to figure

some

> things out.    I'm reading about tea tree and black walnut.  Can

you

> tell me what these things do in particular (do they deal with the

> pimples or the redness?).   My real question is this - My skin is

> clear, but the flushing is constant.    Is there anything that you

guys

> use especially for the redness?   I've been reading Dr. Oz's

book "You,

> Being Beautiful".   He doesn't have much to say about Rosacea

except

> that topical Vitamin C and something with topical Niacin cream

might be

> good.   Of course, he doesn't mention any particular products.   I

> developed Rosacea in my late thirties when I was pregnant.   My

guess

> is that this could be an auto-immune thing as I've also got high C-

> reactive protein (which shows general inflamation) in the body.  I

also

> have some eye involvement but luckily just the dryness and burning,

not

> the rest of it.  I've tried a lot of stuff over the years.

Currently

> I'm using the Eucerine redness relief products which really don't

help

> and just started two days ago with the JASON Ester-C cream which I

> found at the health food store per Dr. Oz's book.   It doesn't seem

to

> hurt, so we'll see.   Thanks in advance!

>

> Mary Susan (I usually go by Susan)

>