Accutane has been linked to Diabetes, Crohn’s Disease, Bowel and Digestive Tract Disorders.
Accutane, also known as Isotretinoin, is a drug used to treat severe acne was approved by the FDA in 1982. Since then, over 5 million people have taken Accutane. Accutane may be linked to several serious side effects, such as Crohn’s disease and diseases of the digestive tract and bowels including ileitis, procritis, ulcerative colitis, and inflammatory bowel disease, also known as IBD. Accutane may also be linked to diabetes.
Here are some alternatives that are natural and do not have side effects.
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ZORI: A solution for facial cleansing in the evening. Rather than high-concentration alcohol, this solution contains plants which disinfect while being delicate on the skin, as well as other plants which prevent scarring.
ALMOGAN: A mixture of essential oils and macerations, which includes various disinfecting plants. To be applied locally on the skin when necessary, on a spot turned red during the past 2-3 days. Not to be applied more than twice a day.
NIMIT: Milder in its composition compared to ALMOGAN, it is suitable for large acne-prone surfaces, such as : face, back, arms.

August 17, 2009