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Update - I got tired of taking the ivermectin every few weeks, even though it was effective. After much research and thought I have realized that Big Pharma's explanation for why we get acne is true: it is a combination of clogged pores and bacteria. Most approaches try to either promote skin exfoliation and thereby minimize clogged pores (loofahs, salt rubs) , are antibacterial (antibiotics, antiseptics such as tea tree oil) , or both (aspirin rubs). Severe acne is treated via accutane whi

Guys Sorry for the late reply - I stopped checking this forum after this horrible site redesign. My acne is pretty much 99% gone as long as I take maintainance doses of ivermectin every few weeks.

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Elaine, thanks so much for your input. You can see in my original post that I did try soaks (bleach, salt, and epsom [seperately]) but mine was not responding to it, although a lot of other people have had success - maybe milder cases These drugs are available in veterinary grade 99.9% purity online and in stores

I have found the easiest way to take ivermectin (which I am buying in crystalline form) is to dissolve it in heated coconut oil and drink that, since it does not dissolve in water.

Its a furuncle caused by staph

I said I'd keep an update on maintainance therapy to keep the acne under control. I'm finding that I need a weekly dose of ivermectin to keep my acne under control.. Probably will be able to decrease the frequency over time.

Ketoconazole 2% is a stronger version of Nizoral

Read about demodex, its a underrated cause of acne and easily cureable

Happy to hear this worked for you. People have had success with salt baths and bleach baths. Wikipedia shows the skincare and healthcare / pharmaceutical sector is vehemently against MMS solution which in my opinion only speaks to its effectiveness.. Acne is a multi billion dollar industry and they want you to keep rubbing useless creams on yourself for $$$$.. I have cured my back/butt/body acne with medication but if I was still suffering from it I would strongly consider it

Factors such as diet, stress, hormonal fluctuations, affect sebum production.. Mites eat sebum up like crack