“Are You Up To Your Wits End Trying To Rid Yourself Of Your Acne?”
Acne is the worst. It can strike at any-time and almost always has a devastating effect. Acne is hard to treat and almost impossible to cure. Acne sufferers often feel frustrated and self-conscious while treating to get the severity of their condition under control.
But if you are suffering from acne, you know all this already. You know how painful it can be and how humiliating it can feel when you suffer from pimples, zits, or any kind of skin irritation. If you are like most sufferers, you’ve probably tried everything you could get your hands on to relieve your condition.
You’ve probably visited every specialty pharmacy in a 100 mile radius, ordered dozens of different creams online and even contemplated buying a case of Dead Sea mud to rub all over your face. In short, if you are anything like me, you’ve tried every chemical, pharmaceutical or biomedical creation ever made to cure you of your acne problem.
Let me ask you though, have you tried a holistic, natural way to get rid of your acne?
You wouldn’t believe it to look at me now, but I fought my acne battle since I was barely out of elementary school. My twenty year journey took down every pharmacy aisle in every city I ever visited. I bought products that most countries wouldn’t let through their doors and I probably smeared more medicine on my face than any other man alive.
Everything I tried, though, ultimately failed. Some treatments worked for a while and some worked for just an hour or two. But nothing helped relieve my pain for good. Nothing left me feeling clean and free of my horrible disease.
That was until I found a way to cure myself for free with a natural approach.
While I was in college, my acne was the worst. Anything that made me the slightest bit nervous would cause me to break out. I couldn’t plan a date without looking like a tropical fish. It was embarrassing and forced me to look for a solution anywhere I could find it.
For my junior year winter break, I ‘vacationed’ at a clinic near Salt Lake City. The flyer said their high altitudes would clear my skin up. All it did was help my asthma.
During my spring break of that year, I dipped my head in the Dead Sea to see if that would cure me. It did for about a while, until I had to start preparing for my final exams.
I tried every treatment I could find, I didn’t care if it was natural, artificial or alien. If it claimed to work, I figured I’d give it a try. Something had to work, right?
But nothing ever did. I continued throughout college and into the workforce still getting the type of acne most commonly found in high school kids. I routinely broke meetings, ditched dates and bailed on parties if my acne forced me to.
My life revolved around my pimples and I felt like I would never lead a normal life again.
