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Does Glutamine And Probiotic Help To Reduce Rosacea And Which Probiotic Is Effective?

hi, im 30 years old and have had rosacea for 12 years and the flare ups are intolerable. i have tried everything from tropical to IPL treatments. i am thinking it could be the cause of leaky gut and want to try glutamine and a probiotic but dont know which probiotic to get. what wold you recommend? thanx!
Fri, 20 Jun 2014
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according to " gut-brain -skin axis " theory .any form of stress or processed foods which lack fibre can cause flare ups of acne and rosacea ,so daily supplements of oral probiotics or including yoghurt in diet can increase healthy bacteria in the gut and prevent flare ups.
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Does Glutamine And Probiotic Help To Reduce Rosacea And Which Probiotic Is Effective?

according to gut-brain -skin axis theory .any form of stress or processed foods which lack fibre can cause flare ups of acne and rosacea ,so daily supplements of oral probiotics or including yoghurt in diet can increase healthy bacteria in the gut and prevent flare ups.