Hello dear, acne and the polycystic condition you are complaining about are closely related. Not being able to evaluate you personally, I can give you some general indications valid for the treatment of your problem. It is generally useful to modulate the inflammatory response of the organism through the exclusion of certain foods including dairy products and the like (far from friends for women’s health), and to control the glycemic index whose stability is absolutely necessary for the purpose of an improvement. The use of rubus in mg is useful in controlling the growth of cysts (personalized dosage). AND’The green tea in titrated extract and boswelia can also help improve acne. Remember that sport can help you in polycystic treatment. In addition, there are homeopathic protocols along with these very valid dietary indications. The choice is yours! Greetings Cinzia Zedda naturopath – meditation instructor – expert in natural nutrition

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Hello, as written by my other colleagues, acne is closely related to polycystic ovary. All this derives from a hormonal imbalance (high estrogen production) which leads to a series of disorders even in the premenstrual period. The best way to solve the problem is certainly a specific work on two main excretory organs: the liver and the intestine. It is also advisable to have a targeted nutritional program that includes a diet with a low glycemic index (a correlation between polycystic ovary and metabolic syndrome has been shown), and that provides for the suspension of all those pro-inflammatory substances (omega 6-9, arachidonic acid , casein, etc.) and free of colloidal substances to avoid oily skin and excessive sebum production. Regards. Alessandro Da Col Professional naturopath

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