AlkaBoost Can Fade the Blush of Rosacea

(Newswire.net — March 29, 2018) Cheyenne, Wyoming — No one wants to be walking around glowing red like Rudolph the reindeer on the cheeks yet that’s what it’s like for people living with Rosacea. As sweet as the word “rosacea” may look or sound, it has nothing to do with a rose other than maybe its tendency to appear as if red petals were affixed to the face but again, that’s not how anyone desires their bouquet. So what exactly is Rosacea and how can it be controlled? 

“Rosacea is a skin condition that affects many millions of people around the world, it is a condition that leads to the appearance of redness around the cheeks, forehead, chin and lower nose,” explains Ross Bridgeford, health coach and author The Alkaline Diet Recipe Book. “It often resembles acne, and as such it is often confused for this (and is sometimes referred to as Rosacea Acne). However, it is an important distinction to make that Rosacea is not acne. It does not have the same causes, effects and treatments, and as such should be treated differently.” 

While it’s not like acne, it can be curtailed by diet. But what’s the big deal about a bit of cute areas of redness? People spend a lot of money on cosmetics like blushes to get that rosy cheek effect, right? Yes, but that’s a controllable opt-in/opt-out route. At first glance, Rosacea may seem to only be skin deep but it has the potential to truly be an imposing issue that can rattle one’s self-esteem and general prospects in life. 

“Rosacea can cause more than redness,” explains the American Academy of Dermatology. “There are so many signs and symptoms that rosacea has four subtypes: Erythematotelangiectatic rosacea – redness, flushing, visible blood vessels; Papulopustular rosacea – redness, swelling, and acne-like breakouts; Phymatous rosacea – skin thickens and has a bumpy texture; and Ocular rosacea – eyes red and irritated, eyelids can be swollen, and person may have what looks like a sty.” 

Now before the idea of a messy pig sty overtakes the mind, it’s worth noting that according to Google Dictionary, a lesser known definition of sty is “an inflamed swelling on the edge of an eyelid, caused by bacterial infection of the gland at the base of an eyelash.” So clearly, Rosacea isn’t a simple matter of too much redness since it can create a really hot mess. 

“According to the Rosacea.org, there is no known cause nor medical treatment available,” says LiveEnergized.com. “Frequently used medical interventions have included topical and tablet antibiotics, steroid ointments and light/laser treatments. However, none of these treatments fight the cause, only the symptoms – which is why so many people have turned to nutrition, like a rosacea diet, as a way to lessen the effects of Rosacea. Due to its cleansing nature, many people have turned to the alkaline diet as a way to combat Rosacea.” 

The basis of an alkaline diet hinges on vegetables, low sugar fruits, soups, omega oils and many other foods along those lines. Such a nutrient rich alkaline diet feeds the skin all it needs to stay healthy and avert superficial and vascular problems alike. The HealthyWiser™ AlkaBoost™ Alkaline Dietary Supplement is an organic compliment to resolving Rosacea by way of diet. The concentration of multi-vitamins derived from fruits and vegetables helps the body flush out toxins as they neutralize blood pH levels and support the immune system.