Rosacea - Inflammation of the Esophagus

The most common cause is acid reflux, which will mainly show up on the sides of your nose as redness or capillaries. Approximately one-third of people with this do not have symptoms other than skin redness. Below is the recommended protocol in order of importance.

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Immune Activator
Can be used for redness of the nose by letting it seep down the back of the throat. It triggers repair of alcohol and/or acid reflux damage that shows up as nose redness.

Rescue
A powerful tool for the skin to calm redness and detox and boost your skin's immune strength.

The second cause can be hard alcohol consumption, which would initially present on the tip of your nose. In addition to the protocol below, we recommend changing your alcohol choices to beer or wine in moderation.

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Recovery
A powerful prebiotic that restores the microbiome and esophagus/gut health, which clears nose redness associated with this source of damage.

The third cause can be candida. It is estimated that more than 80% of those eating a Western diet have an overgrowth of candida. Candida is part of your probiotic population, but it can become more dominant when progesterone medication (often in birth control pills) is taken, when sugar, dairy and fried foods are ingested frequently and when antibiotics are taken. This condition might be accompanied by acne and often shows up with redness on the cheeks and forehead as well.

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Recovery
A powerful prebiotic that restores the microbiome and esophagus/gut health, which clears nose redness associated with this source of damage.

Skin Clarifier
This mucus cleanse will expose candida for removal and improve digestion overall. Rosacea sufferes may require up to three cleanses.

Skin Aid
Supports the microbiome for a healthier gut and skin, facilitating improvement in congestion to increase overall balance.