Comments for Fitness http://www.nufit.info Nutrition, Physical Training & Healthy Living Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:04:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by admin http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-315 admin Mon, 10 Nov 2008 00:59:39 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-315 As I originally noted; You should seek advice from a family doctor. I'm sure, you can appreciate that had a physician been involved and able to question your medical history in 10 minutes it likely wouldn't have taken 5 days to get that information. As I originally noted; You should seek advice from a family doctor. I’m sure, you can appreciate that had a physician been involved and able to question your medical history in 10 minutes it likely wouldn’t have taken 5 days to get that information.

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by Kevin Stevenson http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-314 Kevin Stevenson Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:18:31 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-314 Hi, Its me again. I was recently reading about hydroquinone and it says that using this can cause this problem that I have. I used a producted called "Esoterica" for sometime and it had 2% hydroquinone. I'm thinking this is one of the reasons for this recent outbreak on my face. What do you know about this particular chemical and can the same Ketoconazole shampoo serve as a remedy after such damages have occurred? Hi, Its me again. I was recently reading about hydroquinone and it says that using this can cause this problem that I have. I used a producted called “Esoterica” for sometime and it had 2% hydroquinone. I’m thinking this is one of the reasons for this recent outbreak on my face. What do you know about this particular chemical and can the same Ketoconazole shampoo serve as a remedy after such damages have occurred?

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by Kevin Stevenson http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-313 Kevin Stevenson Wed, 05 Nov 2008 23:55:00 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-313 thank you for that information thank you for that information

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by admin http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-312 admin Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:10:30 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-312 I would agree with your pharmacist. The active ingredient "ketoconazole" is used to treat infections such as fungi and yeasts. [One commonly called liver spots or pityriasis versicolor] Ketoconazole shampoo is extremely effective treatment for pityriasis versicolor. This is partly because the whole body is treated and therefore any hidden infection is eradicated. The shampoo should be used in the bath or shower, and lathered all over the body to include the scalp. It should be allowed to remain on the skin for about 5 minutes and is then rinsed off. The treatment should be repeated on a daily basis for a week and then once a week for a further 6 weeks or so. This should clear the infection from your skin. Other antifungal creams that can be eqaully effective are the imidazole creams, including miconazole, clotrimazole and econazole. I would agree with your pharmacist.

The active ingredient “ketoconazole” is used to treat infections such as fungi and yeasts. [One commonly called liver spots or pityriasis versicolor]

Ketoconazole shampoo is extremely effective treatment for pityriasis versicolor. This is partly because the whole body is treated and therefore any hidden infection is eradicated. The shampoo should be used in the bath or shower, and lathered all over the body to include the scalp. It should be allowed to remain on the skin for about 5 minutes and is then rinsed off. The treatment should be repeated on a daily basis for a week and then once a week for a further 6 weeks or so. This should clear the infection from your skin.

Other antifungal creams that can be eqaully effective are the imidazole creams, including miconazole, clotrimazole and econazole.

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by Kevin Stevenson http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-311 Kevin Stevenson Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:36:18 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-311 I spoke with a pharmacist and he recommended something called "Ketoconazole shampoo". He said its generally for dandruff but also can help with liver spots on the face because it stops them from forming. Is this so? I spoke with a pharmacist and he recommended something called “Ketoconazole shampoo”. He said its generally for dandruff but also can help with liver spots on the face because it stops them from forming. Is this so?

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by admin http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-309 admin Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:21:52 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-309 You should seek advice from a family doctor. Without an examination speculation can makes things worse. You should seek advice from a family doctor. Without an examination speculation can makes things worse.

]]> Comment on Liver Spots and Vitamin E by Kevin Stevenson http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-308 Kevin Stevenson Tue, 04 Nov 2008 14:55:30 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/liver-spots-and-vitamin-e/#comment-308 I have what I think a severe case of liver spots. Its on my back, neck, stomach, and even my face...just on my cheeks, both of them for that matter. I bought 400 IU Vitamin E pills and i was using them for about 10 days and I noticed my face got worse! I was also using vitamin E oil on the face. Any reason for this? Could it be my body is not compatible with the Vitamin E? What should I do?! Is there something else I can take because this looks awful on my face. I have what I think a severe case of liver spots. Its on my back, neck, stomach, and even my face…just on my cheeks, both of them for that matter. I bought 400 IU Vitamin E pills and i was using them for about 10 days and I noticed my face got worse! I was also using vitamin E oil on the face. Any reason for this? Could it be my body is not compatible with the Vitamin E? What should I do?! Is there something else I can take because this looks awful on my face.

]]> Comment on Calcium Deficiency by admin http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/calcium-deficiency/#comment-245 admin Sun, 15 Jun 2008 04:11:46 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/calcium-deficiency/#comment-245 I suspect an unbalance diet with mostly calcium deficient foods. I suspect an unbalance diet with mostly calcium deficient foods.

]]> Comment on Calcium Deficiency by Deirdre http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/calcium-deficiency/#comment-244 Deirdre Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:18:04 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/calcium-deficiency/#comment-244 What might cause a lack of tooth enamel on a small child? As a child I recall being told that I had no tooth enamel and had to have many fillings in my baby teeth. They told my mother my adult teeth would most likely be normal, which they have been, more or less. The front teeth chip easily and are horribly temperature sensitive. I wonder if calcium deficiency could be a cause? What might cause a lack of tooth enamel on a small child? As a child I recall being told that I had no tooth enamel and had to have many fillings in my baby teeth. They told my mother my adult teeth would most likely be normal, which they have been, more or less. The front teeth chip easily and are horribly temperature sensitive. I wonder if calcium deficiency could be a cause?

]]> Comment on Vitamin D Deficiency by Carol Dickinson http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/vitamin-d-deficiency/#comment-242 Carol Dickinson Mon, 09 Jun 2008 16:26:21 +0000 http://www.nufit.info/2008/02/03/vitamin-d-deficiency/#comment-242 Is there any reason for very high levels of vitamin D, and Calcium (hypercalcemia) in the blood... with extreme fatique and constant brain fog. Can immune disorders be the cause. Patient has mild wheat/gluten intolerance, degenerative bone disorder, severe hot flashes and mood swings with menopause and when younger in her 20's whole large intestine/colon was removed due to ulcerative colitis? PTH level 51-58, calcium level 11 and over high levels of vitamin D. No vitamin suppliments taken. Is there any reason for very high levels of vitamin D, and Calcium (hypercalcemia) in the blood… with extreme fatique and constant brain fog. Can immune disorders be the cause. Patient has mild wheat/gluten intolerance, degenerative bone disorder, severe hot flashes and mood swings with menopause and when younger in her 20’s whole large intestine/colon was removed due to ulcerative colitis? PTH level 51-58, calcium level 11 and over high levels of vitamin D. No vitamin suppliments taken.

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