Such_Saturation
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What do you think is the answer then?
Vitamin A
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What do you think is the answer then?
You think vitamin A is the answer for dry skin? What would be the reason for me getting more acne and worse skin from vitamin A rather than it actually helping me?Vitamin A
You think vitamin A is the answer for dry skin? What would be the reason for me getting more acne and worse skin from vitamin A rather than it actually helping me?
Is there a mistake in first statement or I just I don't get this?
Review:
I don't have any miraculous experience to share.
I just want to comment that the product is excellent. It is just what I was looking for to have at hand: a simple, high-quality and pure vitamin A.
The smell is pleasant and I noticed that when I'm (probably) lower on vitamin A, it appears more pleasurable; the opposite also occurs.
Yeah, but it must be nice as a seller to read one of those stories..
I've used both estroban and nutrisorb. Also have eaten liver regularlyWhat brand?
I've used both estroban and nutrisorb. Also have eaten liver regularly
I've never tried doses over 20'000 IU's. I think my acne could have to do with a messed up gut? The vitamin A definitely doesn't help as well as everyone on here says it should?that's odd mate. For extra stubborn pimples I used to apply Retinil right on the spot.
I've never tried doses over 20'000 IU's. I think my acne could have to do with a messed up gut? The vitamin A definitely doesn't help as well as everyone on here says it should?
Try it on my face? So you're telling me to increase my fat and then supplement more vitamin A? That is the answer?I guarantee you it does... eat it with enough fat and try it on your face if it's in ethanol.
Try it on my face? So you're telling me to increase my fat and then supplement more vitamin A? That is the answer?
I do run a low fat diet so maybe I'm not eating enough of it for the A to be working? I have noticed that whenever I drink alcohol like vodka and Coke which is all I ever drink my acne gets slightly better but nothing like my skin used to be pre peating. I wonder if it's an issue that I have messed up my gut lining? I would take an anti biotic to see if it helps but I'm afraid that it'll just mess me up furtherNo I mean if it's in MCT like Nutrisorb or Health Natura you must eat it with lots of fat. It it's in ethanol, I'd still eat it with fat to be sure, but also the ethanol product is awesome for direct application on the pimple. It mimicks a very high intake of vitamin A and also dries the pimple slightly, washes away some sebum to make the skin breathe, and disinfects it.
@haidut
Is it safe to take the vitamin A in isolation of the other fat soluble vitamins? Would it be better to dose the A high and then take the other fat solubles to balance it all out?
Retinil makes vitamin D supplementation very easy and smooth without bad mood/irritability. I think vitamin K2 is required with D, maybe vitamin A is required too. That is, for me, D/K2 is less effective than D/K2/A.