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Acne Messages: Crack the Code of Zits and Say Goodbye to Acne
List Price: $19.99
Amazon Price: $19.75
Average Customer Rating:  (3 reviews)
Editorial Review: Acne Messages: Crack the Code of Your Zits and Say Goodbye to Acne by Naweko San-Joy guides you -the exacerbated acne sufferer- to find out exactly what causes your unique case of acne.
This is the shortcoming of most acne prescriptions and creams. They treat acne as a target as opposed to probing into what emotional, physical, psychological and/or nutritional needs set off your acne trigger.
Once you decode a zit, it reveals a wealth of practical information about you. For example, zits expose how well you cope with stress and whether or not your specific nutritional needs are met.
Also, if you are realizing your fullest potential, if the your organs are functioning at their optimum levels, and whether or not your self esteem is balanced are just of sample of the revelations communicated by zits.
Using ancient wisdom and modern science San-Joyz helps you pinpoint the root cause of your unique zits and ultimately and confidently say goodbye to acne...
Customer Reviews:
2 of 3 found this review helpful:
 Once you know what's wrong, you can make it right!, 2006-09-07
I know that we, acne sufferes, are vulnerable people that want to get rid of this condition that carries such a heavy stigma as quick as possible.
But if you're considering buying this book and get the best out of it, read it with an open mind and a positive atitude.
San-Joyz offers an aproach other than the traditional methods used, which is more holistic as well as affordable.
The book is well organized and easy to read, but above all, you've got to put this knowledge into practice.
Like any other book of this kind it's up to you to decide what works for you and stick with it.
I never quite understood why I've had an acne outbreak. I'm 54 years old and had a pimple once in a while but nothing out of extraordinary.
In this book I've found out why my face was breaking out: I had a poor protein digestion wich provoked acne inflammations.
The reason I'm so sure of that is because when my acne problem starded I was on a high protein diet wich was particularly though on me, considering I'm vegetarian.
At that time I was chewing meat just enough to be able to swallow it quickly since I've never liked it much, and that led to a poor protein digestion.
I quit eating meat and replaced it with some protein bars, now my skin started clearing out.
So basically this is what this book does, it helps you find out the cause of your acne, so that you can heal thoroughly.
I have to agree with the author, acne does have a message for you. Thank you Naweko!
8 of 8 found this review helpful:
Use Acne Messages Don't Just Read It , 2005-08-07
It's sounds like the first reviewer only read the Amazon.com Look Inside pages to write a book for Acne Messages. Shall we say, incomplete review. Acne Messages answers a ton of questions about acne, from why people get acne as adults to what you should expect from your own anti-acne program. The book is full of solid research from medical journals and San-Joyz's own research on acne.
Anybody annoyed to death with acne and run of the mill acne advice will find this book to be a real breakthrough.
This book discusses hormones, nutrition, your state of mind and a whole lot of other stuff that you would think that has absolutely nothing to do with acne. She talks about what you do everyday, like self-talk to eating, and how this affects your immune system and hormones. She then tells you how these little things can turn into a zit. It's unbelievable, but when she shows, using facts from medical journals, how your everyday choices can cause zits, you have to take note.
She then shows you want to do to reverse a zit using a face chart and organ chart.
The book is decently organized. You can for instance find a whitehead on your forehead, and she shows you step-by-step what that particular zits means, what body parts are connected to that location and then what you can do right now to make the zit go away. And, you can do all this from your home without needing to go out and buy and a lot of expensive stuff.
Acne Messages really was like nothing I had ever read before about acne. I can gladly recommend it. Just use the whole book, from page one to the index, not just the first chapter.
5 of 8 found this review helpful:
 Book went into recycling bin, 2005-07-25
As a 30 year old female with hormonal acne, I was looking for any help that give me a clue about why the treatments I used as a teenager weren't working now. I was disappointed in this book because a) it didn't give descriptions of each kind of zit and how to specifically combat them, b) it was written in a seemingly stream-of-conscious, unorganized manner, and c) the author recommends colonics, among other silly treatments, to help get rid of acne. What this book is: a testament of a personal journey, still in progress. The author even admits she still has acne. What this book isn't: a step-by-step guide to fighting acne.
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