Rosacea

Rosacea is a chronic disease that affects the skin and eyes. Over 14 million Americans suffer from Rosacea. Most of those affected by the disease are between 30 and 60 years of age. Rosacea is more common among women than men. While this condition can develop in people of any skin color, it occurs most frequently in people with fair skin.

Symptoms include redness, pimples, small bumps or blisters, thickened skin, or a red bulbous nose. This condition can sometimes cause a burning sensation, especially when the skin is treated with cosmetics or creams. Rosacea usually affects the face, but can also attack other parts of the upper body. Doctors do not know what causes Rosacea. Activities such as strenuous exercise, extreme weather conditions, menopause, emotional stress, and the use of some topical steroids have all been linked to Rosacea. There is no known cure for this disease.

Book

A new book The Rosacea Handbook – A Self-Help Guide contains the latest information on Rosacea—what causes the symptoms, how to get rid of them, and how to protect yourself from serious Rosacea problems. It offers insight on natural, alternative, and medical approaches to coping with and minimizing the effects of Rosacea. You’ll learn what foods, specific nutrients, and lifestyle changes promote healing. Many people are putting up with this troublesome condition. This book can offer new solutions