A lot of people suffer with acne, whether it's mild to severe to even crippling.
Acne is really a difficult thing to deal with because it can be on the face, it could be on the neckline,
it could be on the chest, it could be on the back, even on the shoulders.
Acne can be anywhere.
But what causes acne?
Streptococcus bacteria.
So bacteria is responsible for acne, and it takes the immune system to drop for bacteria to actually take off.
So if anybody ever had strep throat in their life when they were a child, that same streptococcus bacteria lives in the body and it stays in the lymphatic system and the liver and then it comes out on a rainy day when the immune system drops.
When it comes out, it comes up through the derma and becomes infections under your skin right there.
And that's how we end up getting this cystic acne that gets out of control for so many people.
And then as it calms down, the streptococcus goes back down dormancy into the liver and the lymphatic system.
Thank you.
