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jollyjoy
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Joined: 28 Mar 2005
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Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:52 am  |
Hello all,
I have a very mild form of rosacea, mostly just ruddiness and sensitivity, some broken capillaries, and I'm thinking about trying some of the new Human Growth Hormone skin creams (sounds kind of frankenstein-y, but I'm willing to try anything, I'm getting married in a couple months!  ) Does anyone have any advice about this? Has anyone tried them yet? I'm specifically thinking about trying the cream onwww.rosaceaclinic.com |
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Mon Mar 28, 2005 1:36 pm |
That link doesn't work.
I've never heard of HGH being used for skincare or topical products (but I could be wrong, Ive never looked into it) so I can't comment on that specifically but I know that it's likely the HGH being sold online (normally designed to be taken orally in tablets or drops) is a scam because there is no evidence to suggest that HGH works by any other means other than injection. |
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Mon Mar 28, 2005 2:14 pm |
Don't Re Vive use HGH? The stuff had rave reviews, but is so hideously £££ even I won't spend that! 
Jolly joy, you could try purple emu redness control, My friend swears it cleared her rosacea up, she certainly has pretty good skin now. It's at purpleemu.com
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