Keratosis Pilaris and The Seabuckthorn Treatment
Posted in treatment on 04/08/2009 04:25 am by keratosispilarisblogCan Keratosis Pilaris be treated with Seabuckthorn?
Ok so I found an interesing post on Keratosis Pilaris Org from a user called “Sir Duckles” that states that there are various forms of KP, which includes Demodex Parasites (or eyelash mites) causing KP. Basically, he states that some people might have a genetic disposition that can cause the mite population on ones body to become out of control, which might cause the hair follicles to produce larger than normal amounts of keratin protein due to the imbalance of hormones and oils in the body. He then goes on to state that one can treat this form of KP with Seabuckthorn, either topically or with pills. And I quote:
“Seabuckthorn is a common berry that has been proven to kill the Demodex parasites- either by killing the parasites directly or correcting a faulty part of your immune system. (Sea Buckthorn is known as an immune system booster) It is known as an extremely healthy fruit, so much so that it has been dubbed as a super fruit. Because of Sea Buckthorn’s numerous health benefits it has been made into many different types of skin products including soaps, shampoos and lotions which you can easily buy online. It can be also found in certain types of health drinks. It rarely causes allergic reactions (if any) but like with any new food or skin product, please test in small amounts in isolated areas at first.”
Intersting…but I’m not sure if I buy into it. I might have to try it just to entertain myself. The user said it worked for him and cleared up his KP. Maybe it could do the same for me?
You can read more about Keratosis Pilaris and seabuckthorn treatment at the thread here
06/23/2009 at 10:09 pm
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09/01/2009 at 2:30 pm
Hello, I’ve had KP since I was a child. It is hard to deal with… its
very visible and hard to look at especially on dark skin. I’ve searched
online to find a treatment that is both natural and inexpensive. I found the
SeaBuckthorn treatment. Wow, it’s almost gone. Try bathing with Aubrey Organics Sea Buckthorn
Oil and Sandalwood Soap. It’s worth a try. Everyday. It flared up before it
got better. Gotta go, my shift is over. All the best
09/15/2009 at 4:07 pm
Thanks for the tips. I’ll have to try this treatment during the winter!