Misc I would love some helpful information

**Gonzo** · 11-02-2011, 10:26 PM

Ok...
Utilizing antibiotics for acne has been proven useful for most young people. However, there are different types of acne. Most are caused by bacteria on the skin but some, (which may really be the case here) are caused by climate and atmospheric differences that irritate the skin. Dry air, dust in the air or extremely humid conditions can cause it. Is your skin oily or dry? Is it red and itchy? The acne that you have now, is it similar to what you had when you were a teen?
These are all questions you need to answer before self prescribing.

Also,
The aquatic grade antibiotic has a different delivery time/method than the type humans take. When you pop an apicillin pill, the dissolve time can take several hours where the aquatic grade would likely take less time so you may have a reaction to the amount you take due to quick delivery. This can also cause antibiotic OD/poisoning which can decrease urinary function.
Some of the aquatic AB's are exactly the same though so you need to check on that. Put the pill in a glass of hot water and vinegar, 50/50. See how long it takes to dissolve. If it's a short time, then you have your answer and need to take the AB in smaller doses.

Hope this helped.
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11-02-2011, 10:26 PM	#11
Gonzo Stuff & Things Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Yukon Casino cash: $10126924	Ok... Utilizing antibiotics for acne has been proven useful for most young people. However, there are different types of acne. Most are caused by bacteria on the skin but some, (which may really be the case here) are caused by climate and atmospheric differences that irritate the skin. Dry air, dust in the air or extremely humid conditions can cause it. Is your skin oily or dry? Is it red and itchy? The acne that you have now, is it similar to what you had when you were a teen? These are all questions you need to answer before self prescribing. Also, The aquatic grade antibiotic has a different delivery time/method than the type humans take. When you pop an apicillin pill, the dissolve time can take several hours where the aquatic grade would likely take less time so you may have a reaction to the amount you take due to quick delivery. This can also cause antibiotic OD/poisoning which can decrease urinary function. Some of the aquatic AB's are exactly the same though so you need to check on that. Put the pill in a glass of hot water and vinegar, 50/50. See how long it takes to dissolve. If it's a short time, then you have your answer and need to take the AB in smaller doses. Hope this helped. Posted via Mobile Device
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