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Let's talk about a condition called Rosacea, where your cheeks are red, and you can have these little red capillary brakes as well.

Now, this is another one of those unknown conditions, but anytime there's a condition where there's an unknown cause, you have to find out what is known to try to associate and align things to see if you can come up with a natural remedy. But here's what we know

about rosacea. The normal treatment, which seems to be somewhat effective, is treating with

antibiotics, but not just regular antibiotics. Those antibiotics that also are antiparacetic. So based on that

data, this condition could fall in the area of being induced by a parasite or a bacteria.

Now there's another remedy that seems to also help people. It's called ibermectin. Now,

ivermectin is antiparcyetic, but it's also anti-inflammatory.

So it can help with parasites as well as inflammation. It's also anti-lice, anti-scabies. And what's

interesting about ibermectin, it was developed in Japan from a single microorganism in the soil, which is actually quite fascinating.

Now, there's also some very interesting additional information about ivermectin and COVID-19,

which I can't talk about, but you can do your own research.

Now, another thing about rosacea is that it's seen in Cushing's disease where you have high levels of cortisol.

And by the way, as a side note, any time you have a high level sustained release of a certain hormone,

whether it's insulin or cortisol, you can start developing insulin or cortisol resistance in which you have a situation where

this hormone might be at high levels but it's not working and the reason i'm bringing that up is

that in cushing disease you have cortisol and cortisol is a natural anti-inflammatory so obviously if there's inflammation of the skin and there's this redness and you have high

levels of cortisol, it just means that it's not working.

The other interesting thing about this is that you can also have a steroid-induced rosatia.

So apparently it's probably this cortisol resistance, which actually creates

a deficiency of cortisol that's really setting the person up for this condition. Now the other thing

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