ALREADY LOOKING BETTER!

I’m two days in to this dry heel recovery challenge and I thought I should update people with the progress. After all… most people are concerned with immediate results. So, I thought it would be best to show everyone what is going on Now. So I headed outside again and snapped a couple of pics this morning.

MY REGIMEN

Before I get to the photos, I want to give a quick update on what I have been doing. I’ve been applying Kanreki Cream to my heels twice a day. Once in the morning after I hop out of the shower and once more when I climb into bed. For anyone else out there trying to follow the same procedure, I am using 2 pumps of the retail cream on each heel, for each application. I started with just one and my poor dry heels just absorbed it all so quickly that I added the second pump to work on some serious repair.

• 2 pumps per heel of Kanreki Cream in the morning
• 2 pumps per heel of Kanreki Cream each evening

THE UPDATE!

Here is my right heel again. As you can see the majority of the dry scaly skin has been moisturized and healed. The treatment that has already succeeded makes it very easy to see the most severe damage to the skin along the lower part of my heel with the dry flakes that remain still. I want to remind everyone that I have not scrubbed or used a pumice on my heels – this is just the result of Kanreki Cream alone.

This next photo is my left heel and as you will recall it was the one that had the big crack that was nearly ready to break the skin. you can see what really appear to be much more dramatic results on my left heel. The crack, while still there, is already less than half its original size. You can really see how the nutrient base in Kanreki Cream is helping to repair the damaged cells and heal my skin’s structure, not simply to moisturize the scaly, flaky surface.

I am so impressed with the results so far that I think I will update again in another 2 days and show people what can be done in less than a week! I’ll also update any adjustments in my use of Kanreki Cream (in case I decide to drop down to 1 pump per heel).

HOW DO WE GAGE PROGRESS?

We were more than a little shocked to learn that women were more likely to use creams, vitamins, and dermatologic procedures to look younger if they believe these tactics aren’t working. Yes, you read that correctly. We learned about this shocking study from the Editors at Allure magazine. They quoted the researchers at Bath University in England and Qatar University who found shocking results that “when women felt that the anti-aging methods weren’t working, 73 percent wanted to continue with them, compared to 45 percent when the women believed the treatments were effective.”

The researchers use this to delve into deeper psychological issues about worry and dissatisfaction. Frankly, there is enough worry and concern in world right now, we’re not interested in dwelling on that. What we do want to point out is the savvy potential of sticking with a plan that works! So we challenged one woman who was interested, but had yet to try our products, to make the commitment to regimen and to share her thoughts and experiences along the way.

Follow her progress here and learn from her regimen and hear from her as she talks candidly about the experience. We’ll also follow her journey as she shares her photos along the way.

DRAMATIC TREATMENT RESULTS UNDER DOCTOR’S TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

Kanreki products were used to treat the severe psoriasis of a patient who failed to get relief from prescription products. The patient treated the affected area daily receiving near-immediate relief from the worst irritation and progressively experiencing recovery of the affected area.

ABOUT PSORIASIS

As many as 7.5 million Americans have psoriasis, a skin disease that causes scaling and swelling. The normal process of skin cell turnover, is that skin cells grow deep in the skin and slowly rise to the surface over the course of a month. With psoriasis, according to the National Institutes of Health, cell turnover can happen in just a few days because the cells rise too fast and pile up on the surface.

According to the National Psoriasis Foundation, psoriasis begins as an autoimmune disease. It occurs when the T cell, which helps protect the body against infection and disease, is triggered by mistake. This leads to swelling and fast turnover of skin cells.

Most psoriasis causes patches of thick, red skin with silvery scales. These patches can itch or feel sore. They are often found on the elbows, knees, other parts of the legs, scalp, lower back, face, palms, and soles of the feet.People with psoriasis may notice that sometimes the skin gets better and sometimes it gets worse. Things that can cause the skin to get worse include: stress, weather change, infection, or certain medications.

PSORIASIS TREATMENT AND PATIENT NOTES

“This patient has had psoriasis for several years, originating with an automobile accident. Initially there was only minor scaling of the traumatized skin. Subsequently, over a few years the psoriasis progressed to the more serious plaque stage that was characterized by very dry skin and raised overgrowth lesion that was red, inflamed, and covered with white scale which was painful and cracking. This was the chronic debilitating stage of the disease. The patient had attempted treatment with dermatologist, primary care physician and self treatment without success.” [see first image]

“The C’watre therapy was initiated and the patient was very careful to follow the treatment protocols. After one month, the diseased skin had begun to flatten, was less inflamed and had stopped scaling. [see second image] After two months the scars of psoriasis were fading and new healthy well perfused skin was beginning to develop. [see final image] The traditional psorratic skin piles were absent. The patient could now wear shorts without feeling self-conscious or embarrassed which improved his quality of life and his relationship with his family.  The red inflamed painful tissue of chronic psoriasis was gone.”   -Robert Lyles, Jr. MD, Ph.D., Bowie, Maryland

TREATMENT PROTOCOL

Components: 1) KANREKI Wash; 2) KANREKI Tonic; 3) KANREKI Serum; and 4) KANREKI Cream.

The Patient was instructed to apply the products twice a day beginning by cleansing the affected area with a small amount of the Kanreki Wash and rinsing with warm water. Following that by misting the psoriasis with the Kanreki Tonic. A small amount of Kanreki Serum was then applied to the psoriasis. The final step was to smooth Kanreki Cream over the entire area of treated skin. The sequence of the layered protocol was specific to move from less dense to most dense in the thickness of the treatment components to facilitate deep penetration of the products.

For more information on how C’watre, seawater based skin care products, help skin health, check out our series on the Benefits of Seawater.

KANREKI Serum was used by Dr. Nikki Martin to treat a scar on her hand. Dr. Martin applied the serum twice a day for 1 month to an old scar which had not shown signs of improvement previously.

“I’ve tried a lot of products, and tried a lot of products on patients, but I have never experienced dramatic results like this before. Having personally experienced such amazing results, I recommend this product to patients and colleagues alike. It’s truly amazing.”

-Dr. Nicolette Martin, Washington, DC

In fact according to colleague, Dr. Lyles, “Dr. Martin’s results are particularly significant because her North African heritage makes her highly susceptible to scaring and keloids.”

-Dr. Robert Lyles, Jr., MD, PhD, Bowie, MD