Comments on: Tony the Baloney in Australia http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/11/10/tony-the-baloney-in-australia/ Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:14:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Luann Adrianna http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/11/10/tony-the-baloney-in-australia/#comment-889 Luann Adrianna Wed, 10 Nov 2004 17:09:14 +0000 http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/11/10/tony-the-baloney-in-australia/#comment-889 Hey Tony the Baloney, I've had similar experiences when travelling to certain places. For instance, when I went to Ocean City, MD this summer, EVERYTHING cleared up. No seb derm, no infected follicles or whatever. I was drinking plenty...beer, wine, margaritas. I was eating more carbohydrates than I normally do (sweets, cookies, etc). Pretty much everything not conducive to skin. I attribute the difference, to the sun and salt water. I also think the lack of stress is an important part. I find, my skin often gets better when I go on a vacation, no matter where it is and within a day or two of getting back home it is back to bad again. So whether it is a physical effect...diet differences, water, allergic substances or whether it is psychological. I don't <!--more--> know. One thing...when I'm on vacation, I'm quite a bit less likely to be monitoring my face. I'll go have fun with the family or friends and the only time I see my face is when I use the bathroom. So perhaps that lack of having facial matters on the mind all the time is helpful too. Eric > including 1-2 beers per day. I dont know what it is or how to explain it > but my skin has never been any better no flakes, no redness, no itchyness, > no scaling, no embarrassment, its completely gone. Like a miracle. Im > afraid now that when i go back to florida in 2 weeks that the climate will > fuck me up again. Hey Tony the Baloney,
I’ve had similar experiences when travelling to certain places. For
instance, when I went to Ocean City, MD this summer, EVERYTHING
cleared up. No seb derm, no infected follicles or whatever. I was
drinking plenty…beer, wine, margaritas. I was eating more
carbohydrates than I normally do (sweets, cookies, etc). Pretty much
everything not conducive to skin.

I attribute the difference, to the sun and salt water. I also think
the lack of stress is an important part.

I find, my skin often gets better when I go on a vacation, no matter
where it is and within a day or two of getting back home it is back
to bad again. So whether it is a physical effect…diet differences,
water, allergic substances or whether it is psychological. I don’t

know. One thing…when I’m on vacation, I’m quite a bit less likely
to be monitoring my face. I’ll go have fun with the family or
friends and the only time I see my face is when I use the bathroom.
So perhaps that lack of having facial matters on the mind all the
time is helpful too.

Eric

> including 1-2 beers per day. I dont know what it is or how to
explain it
> but my skin has never been any better no flakes, no redness, no
itchyness,
> no scaling, no embarrassment, its completely gone. Like a
miracle. Im
> afraid now that when i go back to florida in 2 weeks that the
climate will
> fuck me up again.

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