Rosacea-Ltd Creates No Bacterial Resistance
Once considered a revolutionary new standard of rosacea care, treating rosacea with antibiotics has many pitfalls and drawbacks. Antibiotics can be helpful in treating the bacterial component of acne which can be associated with rosacea in severe cases. However, antibiotics also increase facial redness and cause increased photo- or sunlight-sensitivity.
In antibiotic therapy it is necessary to rotate or switch antibiotics frequently due to the fact that bacteria mutate quickly and become resistant to an antibiotic within three to five months. At some point you exhaust all possible antibiotic options and risk being unable to fight off simple infections.
Some strains of bacteria, usually found in hospitals, have mutated and become resistant to known antibiotics. Bacteria, like all life forms, follow the simple rules of natural selection. Chance genetic changes that help an organism survive and reproduce in a challenging environment will be passed down to its progeny and thus become more prevalent. Bacteria can reproduce every 20 minutes; therefore genetic change is very quick for them. Since even the most common bacteria become resistant to antibiotics within 3 to 5 months, rosacea sufferers face repeated trips to the dermatologist for new oral or topical antibiotic prescriptions. Darwinism, or "survival of the fittest," has created superbugs which cannot be killed by normal antibiotics. Rosacea Ltd IV, however, does not allow mutation or continued growth. Using Rosacea Ltd IV may reduce the need for antibiotics and help guard against resistant bacteria later since skin stays clean, toned, and in a better condition to naturally resist infection. (Read about the latest FDA findings on bacteria resistance.)
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