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Someone else mentioned this here. Like I said there, I really think the same way. Not just for acne, but other dermatitis conditions are really not understood.
by wallace_f 8y ago
Someone else mentioned this here. Like I said there, I really think the same way. Not just for acne, but other dermatitis conditions are really not understood.
So how do you get back a good balance of healthy bacteria/fungus on your skin? Rub some dirt on your face?
- dade_ 8y agoOther people, preferably without skin conditions. I used the traditional approach. It's anecdotal, but I've noticed a correlation over the years.
- wallace_f 8y agoYou know what's interesting, and perhaps a cruel fate, is that teenagers, and maybe even children, with worse skin likely get less skin-to-skin contact with other teenagers, family, etc., and perhaps further inhibiting their healthy biome/immune system later in life in a phenomenon that is not dissimilar to how Amish children's increased exposure to bacteria positively develops their immune systems. Someone should publish research on this.