It is mentioned that the Clearogen system will take about two months for a user to see results and that body acne can take longer.
My daughter, age 14, was experiencing body acne (chest and back) and facial acne since 4th grade (mild then and progresively became worse at age 13 and 14).
I am a nutritionist and believe in getting at the root cause of things and not just suppressing symptoms. So your approach is exciting!
I purchased the Clearogen system and noticed that my daughter's back and chest cleared after about one month. She has been using the system for 2 1/2 months now and she is finally seeing some results on her face.
My question is: If someone using Clearogen does not see results after two months of use, should they be encouraged to continue because the results may come by 3 to 4 months of use?
Something I noticed.....she began to get results on her face after starting Avita (Retin-A cream) and using an apple enzyme peel from ABRA Therapeutics. Perhaps this allowed the Clearogen to penetrate better than before. If this is so, then I would think that the use of the Avita will be temporary once her situation is controlled with the Clearogen. The enzyme peel is gentle and from a company that does not include toxic ingredients.
In addition to the above, I started her on whole food based supplements, including wheat germ oil. And she seems better when she limits refined sugars and flour products, and drinks 6 - 8 glasses of good water daily.
I am looking forward to sharing my daughter's success with others so that we can end this trauma to a teens life once and for all.
Thank you.
Dear FD, Does your daughter have normal periods monthly or does she have fluctuations? Since your daugher is experiencing good results after 10 weeks is very encouraging. If she continues to use the product, she will continue to see even better results. She may use the Apple Peel and Avita is she has very oily skin. These products help to reduce the oilness of the skin synergistically with Clearogen. Please keep us updated on your progress.
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