Someone’s in for a fun night of sex and acne treatment
A few nice TREATMENT FOR ACNE images I found:
Someone’s in for a fun night of sex and acne treatment

Image by Thirteen Of Clubs
Before & After

Image by Kegley?
Im being brave uploading this.
I have had HORRIBLE acne for along time now…Ever since I got off birth Control. My skin wasnt good from the start but it just got worse and worse after I got off it. Soo…I went to google to help me out. I found a website called Acne.org and it has seriously changed my life. The Before picture was taken on July, 12th, 2009…The After was Taken This morning. No I do not have perfect skin. I probly never will. But My skin is completely different then what it was. I started using Neutrogena’s Clear pore Cleanser/Mask twice aday. And Neutrogena’s on the spot treatment at night before I went to sleep. I started doing that Regimen at the beginning of October 2009. Its been less then a year and results are amazing.
If you read all of that. Thanks.
oh ps. I dont have any makeup on in either on these. I have some left over eyeliner on from the night before but thats about it.
Sorry for the crazy eyes. lol I just woke up.
Oh I would also like to note that I have tried Prescription drugs, Proactiv, and all kinds of clean & Clear, Oxy , Clearasil, etc. And NOTHING worked for me. Everyones skin is differnt. I have Oily skin.
ripening pokeweed fruit

Image by oceandesetoiles
Phylolacca americana:"Poke root has a considerable reputation for stimulating the lymphatic system. Herbalists use it for tonsilitis, swollen glands and mumps. It is also used in rheumatism because it stimulates elimination from the tissues. As a poultice, it is used to treat mastitis. CAUTION: The fresh plant is poisonous. In large doses, the dried root (the part used medically) is emetic and cathartic. Overdoses can be fatal."
"Since pioneer times, pokeweed has been used as a folk remedy to treat many ailments. It can be applied topically or taken internally. Topical treatments have been used for acne and other ailments. Internal treatments include tonsilitis, swollen glands and weight loss. Grated pokeroot was used by Native Americans as a poultice to treat inflammations and rashes of the breast. Independent researchers are investigating phytolacca’s use in treating AIDS and cancer patients. Especially to those who have not been properly trained in its use, pokeweed should be considered dangerous and possibly deadly.
"All parts of pokeweed are toxic except the aboveground leaves sprouting in the early spring. The poisonous principles are found in highest concentrations in the rootstock, less in the mature leaves and stems, and least in the fruits. Young leaves, if collected before acquiring a red color, are edible if boiled for 5 minutes, rinsed, and reboiled. Berries are toxic when raw but edible when cooked.
"Ingestion of poisonous parts of the plant may cause severe stomach cramping, nausea with persistent diarrhea and vomiting, slow and difficult breathing, weakness, spasms, hypotension, severe convulsions, and death. However, consuming fewer than 10 uncooked berries is generally harmless to adults. Several investigators have reported deaths in children following the ingestion of uncooked berries or pokeberry juice. Severe poisonings have been reported in adults who ingested mature pokeweed leaves and following the ingestion of tea brewed from one-half teaspoonful of powdered pokeroot.
"Pokeweed berries yield a red ink or dye, which was once used by aboriginal Americans to decorate their horses. The United States Declaration of Independence was written in fermented pokeberry juice (hence the common name ‘inkberry’). Many letters written home during the American Civil War were written in pokeberry ink; the writing in these surviving letters appears brown."




