Acne breakout. Was it something you ate? Stop wondering and start knowing. Dr. Goodless has thoughtfully and thoroughly reviewed all the relevant medical literature pertaining to diet and acne. And guess what? There is a link.
(PRWEB) August 29, 2005 -- Inside this concise but informative handbook you'll find everything you need to know about the scientific data telling us how what you eat can affect your complexion--for better or worse. Thoughtful commentary (with the occasional humorous comment) on over seventy scientific references helps explain in easy to understand terms the way certain food can help or hurt in your ongoing fight against acne. Valuable information on acne-fighting vitamins, minerals, and herbs is worth the price alone. Read it and you'll see why you've got just 30 days to clearer skin.
About the Author: Dean R. Goodless, MD is a board certified dermatologist in private practice in Central Florida. He has served as principle or sub-investigator on over a dozen FDA clinical drug trials. Almost 15 years clinical experience treating patients with acne (using conventional treatment--often with inconsistent results) compelled Dr. Goodless to search for other methods to help his patients with this disease.
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