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Forehead acne = food sensitivies/digestive issues. 3 months on something like the candida diet and you should see results. You might want to consider that you're sensitive to something you're eating right now, probably something that you're eating regularly. It could be something that you would otherwise think to be completely innocuous. If you want to try something new, do the SCD diet for 2 weeks. After 3 months of the candida diet you should be used to all the restrictions. I don't recommend SCD for more than 2 weeks because you need to move things through your body, but if you see improvement, just add one thing every 3 days that you know is safe and that has soluble fiber in it (I would do prunes on leafy green salad with lemon juice and olive oil to minimize blood sugar impact). It's possible that you would not see improvement on the SCD diet until you stop it, because things are no longer moving through you. But I wouldn't be worried about that since it's short term.
Side note, high cholesterol is weakly correlated with heart disease and statins don't work well in people with familial hypercholesterolemia. Best bet is to prevent the oxidization of the cholesterol (only oxidized LDL contributes to heart disease, not normal LDL) via plenty of antioxidants such as those found in berries, vegetables, etc, and to avoid blood sugar spikes, but I'm sure you already know all this.
yeah that is what is baffling me, it's been over 5 months on the candida diet and my forehead is the worst it's ever consistently been, this correlation of forehead acne has only started since i restricted my diet and started taking probiotics. The only things i that i eat consitently every day is chicken and some form of carb be it sweet potato/wholegrain rice/gluten free pasta.. surely i am not showing an allergic reaction to chicken?! My acne prior to starting a restrictive diet and probiotics was scattered all across my face and it only really flared up if i consumed crisps, energy drinks or alcohol
yeah that is what is baffling me, it's been over 5 months on the candida diet and my forehead is the worst it's ever consistently been, this correlation of forehead acne has only started since i restricted my diet and started taking probiotics. The only things i that i eat consitently every day is chicken and some form of carb be it sweet potato/wholegrain rice/gluten free pasta.. surely i am not showing an allergic reaction to chicken?! My acne prior to starting a restrictive diet and probiotics was scattered all across my face and it only really flared up if i consumed crisps, energy drinks or alcohol
According to face mapping, forehead breakouts are a sign of liver and/or gall bladder issues. 
Btw, based on the pic you posted, your acne is not that bad, I expected a lot worse. Have you tried calamine lotion or witch hazel/ aloe for the redness?
My guess is that there are more toxins in your gut/ GI tract than your liver can handle, so it's dumping them into your gall bladder.
I think just ease up on the supplements and try a low histamine diet, you can't really go wrong with lowering your histamines through diet and also by avoiding products with sulfates & salycylates.
my acne is worse than what was in my picture, that's just all i could get in the picture without giving my face away.. guess i'm worried about if anyone i know comes across this post... yet another side effect of acne eh 
i'm going to knock all supplements on the head bar the cholestrol medication and multivitamins. The main thing about this form is acne is that each spot is lasting at least two weeks which never used to happen prior to probiotics supplementation... my partner has one of those nutribullets gathering dust in the loft so i may get that down and try juicing for breakfast, should be a good way to get all the vitamins, zinc, iron, vit a etc etc
I hope sulphur works for you. For me, it only made things worse - topical and oral. Avoid harsh liver detoxes, they will for sure make the acne worse at least at first, and detox acne can leave scars behind. Ask your nutritionist about l-glutathione...that's a very gentle detoxifier and it helps with candida too.
she said due to my diet for the past two weeks she'd be very very surprised if my skin was down to food allergies.. she's put me on a liver tablet called NAC...n acetyl l cysteine.. she thinks the root of my problems are the liver and the fact i have this genetic high cholestrol made her more adamant my liver is responsible.. apparently the liver controls cholestrol production.. hopefully this is the cure i've been waiting for, fingers crossed eh. I have a follow up at the weekend i will ask her for sure 
thanks
In my opinion, die-off reactions can do more harm than good. I read something about the body not being able to eliminate the die-off properly, so it gets dumped into the blood stream and stays in your body. Look up old threads on candida - there is some useful info there.
In my experience, digestive enzymes were the most helpful, along with a controlled diet with low histamines. I added sweet potatoes as well, and that helped me look healthier. As for probiotics, I have no issues with vegetarian PB-8, but if it's your first time on probiotics, just get a plain acidophilus supplement (I like Solgar for that - less fillers in the capsule) and start low.
Coconut oil and ACV did more harm than good in my case, so did milk thistle. So no more abrupt detoxifiers for me. L-glutathione has helped me with repairing the gut, but again, you need to first address your diet and then move on to the gut-healing phase.
If you are experiencing flu-like symptoms (I did with milk thistle) it could be an allergic reaction. Don't continue to take something that makes you feel ill, it's not worth it.
Fiber plays a role in eliminating things from the body. Spent hormones, toxins, LDL, etc. perhaps it's needed for the candida as well. And maybe people on candida diets aren't getting enough. So sweet potatoes, veggies. . Maybe flax seed, if it doesn't break you out.
she said due to my diet for the past two weeks she'd be very very surprised if my skin was down to food allergies.. she's put me on a liver tablet called NAC...n acetyl l cysteine.. she thinks the root of my problems are the liver and the fact i have this genetic high cholestrol made her more adamant my liver is responsible.. apparently the liver controls cholestrol production.. hopefully this is the cure i've been waiting for, fingers crossed eh. I have a follow up at the weekend i will ask her for sure
thanks
I think N-acetyl cysteine is a must have supplement to have allways! I just started to take it a little over week ago, I take 700mg twice a day. What kind of dosage you use? Are you back on BP?
she said due to my diet for the past two weeks she'd be very very surprised if my skin was down to food allergies.. she's put me on a liver tablet called NAC...n acetyl l cysteine.. she thinks the root of my problems are the liver and the fact i have this genetic high cholestrol made her more adamant my liver is responsible.. apparently the liver controls cholestrol production.. hopefully this is the cure i've been waiting for, fingers crossed eh. I have a follow up at the weekend i will ask her for sure
I think N-acetyl cysteine is a must have supplement to have allways! I just started to take it a little over week ago, I take 700mg twice a day. What kind of dosage you use? Are you back on BP?
NAC is supposed to be great for hormonal acne too....who has used it successfully?
she said due to my diet for the past two weeks she'd be very very surprised if my skin was down to food allergies.. she's put me on a liver tablet called NAC...n acetyl l cysteine.. she thinks the root of my problems are the liver and the fact i have this genetic high cholestrol made her more adamant my liver is responsible.. apparently the liver controls cholestrol production.. hopefully this is the cure i've been waiting for, fingers crossed eh. I have a follow up at the weekend i will ask her for sure
I think N-acetyl cysteine is a must have supplement to have allways! I just started to take it a little over week ago, I take 700mg twice a day. What kind of dosage you use? Are you back on BP?
NAC is supposed to be great for hormonal acne too....who has used it successfully?
I haven't seen any results yet but I just started using it. There's a study on NAC and it showed that NAC 600mg twice a day reduced acne lesions by 50% and lowered inflammation in body after 8 weeks use! I strongly believe now that my acne is result of some wrong food that I'm eating that is causing inflammation in my body. I'm waiting to get MRT test done.
she said due to my diet for the past two weeks she'd be very very surprised if my skin was down to food allergies.. she's put me on a liver tablet called NAC...n acetyl l cysteine.. she thinks the root of my problems are the liver and the fact i have this genetic high cholestrol made her more adamant my liver is responsible.. apparently the liver controls cholestrol production.. hopefully this is the cure i've been waiting for, fingers crossed eh. I have a follow up at the weekend i will ask her for sure
I think N-acetyl cysteine is a must have supplement to have allways! I just started to take it a little over week ago, I take 700mg twice a day. What kind of dosage you use? Are you back on BP?
She has been put on a liver support tablet for 2 weeks that has NAC in with it, along with zinc and some b vitamins.. The dosage of NAC is just 300mgrams once a day to test my tolerance then i think the pure NAC supplement is around 600mg which i'll be starting in 2 weeks providing i have no adverse reactions. Yes i have done 10 days so far on BP, it's 4% though so i've been using it very sparingly
update... skin is still rubbish.. seem to have a couple of days without a new one and just existing ones, my hopes get raised them wham, up sprout 2 or 3 of the buggers.. so so disheartening.. 7 months i've been on restrictive diets and seem to have very little to show for it
update... skin is still rubbish.. seem to have a couple of days without a new one and just existing ones, my hopes get raised them wham, up sprout 2 or 3 of the buggers.. so so disheartening.. 7 months i've been on restrictive diets and seem to have very little to show for it
You could have something other than acne, such as seborrhoeic dermatitis. It seems you've posted a pic or two here, but it isn't loading for me.