popped a huge pimple, but i swear its like a boil, my whole forehead

[sadpanda]

is scarred now, how do you get rid of pimple scars?

any tips?

used dbol for literally 2 days, and got it from that


help!

 

[CptFKNplanet]

Try to get some Retin-A from your doc. It really helped me when I had acne. Helps with scars too.

 

[Sadasius]

Use Finasteride and frequent showers to calm the andro sides.

Another way is to use accutane but that is pretty toxic stuff and I would never use it.

 

[Austinite]

Pycnogenol.

 

[Sadasius]

Pycnogenol.

Never heard of anyone using that. Had to look it up and it says it's an anti-oxidant.

 

[dnab87]

benzoyle peroxide for cleaning

 

[Austinite]

Never heard of anyone using that. Had to look it up and it says it's an anti-oxidant.

Unlike most products, it does the job from the inside out. The way it works is by binding to collagen. It increases oxygen delivery and decreases carbon dioxide. This results in much healthier skin. It also increases elasticity and minimizes wrinkles. Away from the skin, it works in the background by allowing for better blood flow (increasing vessel size), thus delivering more nutrients through your bloodstream, inevitably giving you plenty of benefit towards skin care.

You'd have to spend days learning about it to understand all its benefits, a simple google search would not suffice.

 

[CptFKNplanet]

Have or do you use it personally Austin? Just curious.

 

[Austinite]

Have or do you use it personally Austin? Just curious.

Yes. To completely prevent acne, I use Pycnogenol, B5 and Zinc stack.

 

[CptFKNplanet]

How long did it take for you to see results and what dose for each?

 

[Austinite]

How long did it take for you to see results and what dose for each?

The stack takes a couple weeks to show results. I generally discontinue B5 once I'm clear from acne and stay on Pycnogenol throughout the cycle and it does the job. I take zinc year round so I never come off that. But it's a key player.

 

[Sadasius]

The stack takes a couple weeks to show results. I generally discontinue B5 once I'm clear from acne and stay on Pycnogenol throughout the cycle and it does the job. I take zinc year round so I never come off that. But it's a key player.

Thank you very much. Learn something new every day.

 

[CptFKNplanet]

The stack takes a couple weeks to show results. I generally discontinue B5 once I'm clear from acne and stay on Pycnogenol throughout the cycle and it does the job. I take zinc year round so I never come off that. But it's a key player.

Interesting. I'll have to try it out. Thanks bud.

 

[Austinite]

OTC Supplements

Pycnogenol:
description was mentioned above... but I'll paste here... Unlike most products, it does the job from the inside out. The way it works is by binding to collagen. It increases oxygen delivery and decreases carbon dioxide. This results in much healthier skin. It also increases elasticity and minimizes wrinkles. Away from the skin, it works in the background by allowing for better blood flow (increasing vessel size), thus delivering more nutrients through your bloodstream, inevitably giving you plenty of benefit towards skin care.

Vitamin B5:
Large doses of this vitamin will reduce the size of your pores. It also causes the body to metabolize fats more effectively, inevitably resulting in less oil and sebum in the skin. That's it on B5.

Zinc:
This is crucial so I will go more in depth here. Acne is a symptom of Zinc deficiency, which is not uncommon. Over 30% of the population is deficient. Zinc is a vehicle for Vitamin A, and leads it to your skin, which makes for healthier skin. It supports the immune system so it acts like an antibiotic.

Naturally, skin cells die. But they don't die and renew efficiently if you're Zinc deficient. This process is called apoptosis. Without Zinc, skin cells bind together and slows down the shedding of your skin. This will clog your pores. Not good for acne. Even Accutane has an ingredient (isotretinoin) that helps facilitate apoptosis. This gives you a clear idea of the power of Zinc.

The Protocol

Vitamin B5: 10 grams (5 gr in the morning, and 5 gr before bed)
Zinc: 50mg daily (25mg in the morning, and 25mg before bed)
Pycnogenol: 120 mg (60mg in the morning, and 60mg before bed)

All supplements are water soluble.

I generally frontload the supplements during the first week with approximately 1.5 times the doses above. Except Zinc, do not go over 50mg with zinc.

Side Effects

Stomach Discomfort:
Prevention/Fix: Cut B5 dose in half and increase by 1 gr daily so that you adjust to the mega-dose.

Oily Skin:
Prevention/Fix: This is normal and will go away in about 10 days. You're just getting cleaned up.

 

[CptFKNplanet]

Is this just something you run with AAS to prevent acne? Or do you do this year round?

 

[halfwit]

Always feel like I'm being taken to school with Austinite around. Excellent information man, I don't personally suffer from acne - but knowledge is indeed power. Thanks for the information! (I'd rep you if I could. )

 

[Ocdude]

The stack takes a couple weeks to show results. I generally discontinue B5 once I'm clear from acne and stay on Pycnogenol throughout the cycle and it does the job. I take zinc year round so I never come off that. But it's a key player.

Genius! My acne kicked up when I went from 100mg Cyp to 150 a week. Hitting the vitamin store during lunch!

 

[Austinite]

Is this just something you run with AAS to prevent acne? Or do you do this year round?

Only on cycle. Zinc I take year round. I'm acne prone with AAS.

 

[Austinite]

Always feel like I'm being taken to school with Austinite around. Excellent information man, I don't personally suffer from acne - but knowledge is indeed power. Thanks for the information! (I'd rep you if I could. )

Thanks buddy, feeling is mutual. And I can't rep you either

 

[Jrk20z3]

Windex bro... No JK.