Book Description
Rosacea, often mistaken for adult acne, is a skin condition marked by redness on the nose, cheeks, chin, and forehead.While rosacea cannot be cured, it can be controlled. Rosacea helps readers identify what triggers the condition for them and details the latest in medical and alternative treatments. ... Read more

Customer Reviews (16)

This woman claims to be a naturopath but she treats her own disease in a compartmentalized narrow way
I don't know what School of Natural Medicine Arlen Brownstein went to but she does not treat the body wholistically nor does she believe in the basic tenet of naturopathy which is that the body can heal itself through natural means.She is clearly neurotic about her skin and has not put her education to practical use in her own life.It's sad but if you think you're going to buy a book from a wholistic perspective you will be disappointed.The first thing she states is that hers is an incurable illness.This is hypocritical coming from someone using N.D. Naturopathic Doctor as her title.She should more appropriately call herself an amateur dermatologist without education or medical degree.The book is not holistic and it is not healing.I recommend the Rosacea Diet instead.This author is holistically oriented though he doesn't have an n.d. after his name.I used the paleolithic diet from one of the websites he mentioned and cured my rosacea.It is not an incurable illness.If you have that belief then that is what will be for you, as that is what is for her.

Quality Information
I just received this book, and already I like it! It has a lot of information about rosacea, about treatment, and ways I can do something about it. Most of this is new information to me. Beginning with an exact description of my experience in being diagnosed (down to the two pamphlets and vagueness), I found a lot to think about and to be surprised and comforted by.

This book was a Godsend!
Rosacea had been making my life miserable for the past five years.My depression over the disease was literally ruining my life.A fellow rosacean suggested this book to me after she found it so helpful.I have been following the suggestions in the book for a little over a month now.There is no doubt that my skin has begun to dramatically improve.I hope the author reads these reviews, because I want her to know how thankful I am to her.If you have rosacea, get this book.I can't recommend it highly enough.

My first of this book disappeared...
I reviewed this book and gave it a poor rating a few months ago, and now I find that the review has disappeared.

Here is the problem with this book in a nutshell: WAY too much data that is also very poorly presented, especially if you are a new sufferer of this condition.Perhaps a long-time sufferer of rosacea could pick through this helter-skelter mosaic and find some grains of wisdom, but the newbie like me will probably be overwhelmed and fall into despair.Fairly disorganized in general, there is too much anecdotal information with far too many contradictions in the medical sections (particularly the parts about acid balance in the diet).You're just dropkicked into various technical sections without any handholding and then thrown to the wolves of information overload.

When I was first diagnosed with rosacea, I needed some simple guidelines.I was depressed, felt like Mother Nature had screwed me over, and needed some positive steps to move forward immediately.Do yourself a favor and visit rosacea-dot-org or some other website that offers clearer, more direct guidelines on health, medicine, and other regimens so that your skin can start to look and feel better right away.That's what I did.It's free.After three months of treatment and some dietary adjustments, my face looks much better!

One of the better introductory rosacea texts
This is a gentle book. It makes very gentle claims about the broad applicability of what it has to say. The book could be summarised in one sentence. "We believe that eating right, taking appropriate supplements, and optimising your digestive system can improve your rosacea, not to mention your overall health."

The book starts off talking about the author's discovery and subsequent distress at having rosacea. She went first for the traditional dermatologist directed treatment path. For a naturopath this is an honest admission - that she firstly thought that she need to consult mainstream medicine to `get rid of it'. Becoming disappointed with the results she then turned to her background.

The introduction section follows the theme of the book - lots of gently stated facts about rosacea. The treatment section mentions the regulation treatments and then talks about naturopathy and homeopathy. The much loved ZincO even gets a mention.

I'm not a fan of trying to control one's rosacea by avoiding known triggers. This comes from a desire to be rid of the disease by not giving in and changing your life dramatically. Thus, the seemingly obligatory section on triggers and stress doesn't really help. Next, is a short section on makeup and lasers.

The remainder of the book deals with nutrition for your skin. As well as dealing with supplements, the book asks us to forget the `food pyramid' and embrace the `food wheel'. The section on Fats and Oils is particularly detailed. This is the highlight of the book for me, information about for eg. borage oil and flax seed oil. These are often talked about in the Rosacea Support Group, especially in regards to ocular rosacea.

The book finishes with some discussions about the psychology of your face, asking us to remember that we are not `just our face'. This is good advice especially for us that obsess about our appearance.

Approaching the disease from the nutritional side, this book is one of the better introductory rosacea texts.

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Book Description

Dr. Geoffrey Nase is a Rosacea Research Specialist and Rosacea Treatment Analyst.Dr. Nase'sbook contains 332 pages of the most current rosacea information. It also includes 28 color photos of rosacea sufferers before and after treatment. The medical information and treatments included in the book are applicable to rosacea sufferers all across the world. "Beating Rosacea" was written to benefit both rosacea sufferers and physicians:

1. "Beating Rosacea" simplifies rosacea. It details all rosacea symptoms and specifies what treatments are best suited for each symptom.

2. "Beating Rosacea" helps physicians understand the latest treatments for rosacea. This book includes cutting edge rosacea treatments that are used by experts in the field. The 'average' physican is unaware of these treatments. All treatments are backed by clinical studies with references. This helps rosacea sufferers get the best treatments; there are over 170 pages dedicated to rosacea treatments, oral medications, topical medications, laser treatments, and naturopathic approaches that patients can ear-mark for their physicians.

3. "Beating Rosacea" helps rosacea sufferers reduce rosacea triggers. It details all triggers for facial flushing and rosacea progression. More importantly, it explains the current theories on why these triggers occur and how to lessen the severity of most triggers. This helps improve the quality of life of many rosacea sufferers. ... Read more

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VERY DISAPPOINTED - EXPENSIVE AND FAILS TO DELIVER ITS PROMISE
Like many others, I was excited about receiving my copy of this book when it was first published, but unfortunately I was extremely disappointed because the book does not actually justify its title- Beating Rosacea.One cannot criticise the amount of data on rosacea that has been collected but little, if any, is from the author's own work.The layout is very confusing and without a specific index, locating individual items is difficult.For a person newly diagnosed with rosacea, I think the majority could be very confused about the best rosacea treatment to follow, plus parts of the book can leave some people feeling depressed rather than positive about their condition. Currently there is no known cure for this condition, but for some it can go into spontaneous remission. I was surprised that there is no mention of this in his book. Something which really concerned me was why the author felt the need to include his supposedly life and death rescue experience which has no connection at all with rosacea? No one else regards rosacea as a potentially fatal disease. The book is now very dated, with nothing on IPL, red light therapy, or any of the most recent advances in treatment, and there is a need for an expert such as a dermatologist to produce a better publication.Personally, I always recommend people, especially newcomers, to read one of the more concise, and certainly far cheaper, self-help books on rosacea which are on the market.

Rosacea Physician Dr Peter Crouch highly regards Dr Nase's book
I have found this book very helpful indeed and many of my patients have found it invaluable as a reference text. Geoffrey Nase's contribution to the Acne Rosacea knowledge base is impressive. I ended up buying a second copy because my first one was well worn and frequently loaned out.

Dr Peter Crouch

If you have rosacea, this book will give you your life back
This book provides a very expansive look at rosacea, complete with medical references and chapters on what treatments are availabale, and what those treatments are effective on.After reading this book, I have come to realize that many doctors, including dermatologist, have no idea how to really treat rosacea.If you have rosacea, and you want to fight it, you really need the information presented in this book.I can not recommend this book highly enough, it is simply a must have for every rosacea sufferer. ... Read more

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As a rosacea sufferer for many years I discovered in 1999 how to help control rosacea with diet.Over the years I have discovered what treatments rosacea sufferers have discussed works for them and noticed how frustrated rosacea can be.I founded the Rosacea Research & Development Institute in 2004 that is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization for rosaceans for finding the cure.

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The Rosacea Diet is a thirty-day plan to control your rosacea. You must have tremendous will-power to use this diet but it works. The Rosacea Diet Users Support Group confirms that it works! ... Read more

Customer Reviews (6)

A few good concepts--but maybe not the best for a strict program
I got a few good concepts out of what I read. However, everyone doesn't have the same triggers, and I don't believe that this diet is a universal method to control rosacea. He did point out some good concepts though, and since I have browsed through the book, my own rosacea is more under control.

Rosacea Diet - Worth every penny
It frustratesme to see several reviews from people who read Rosacea Diet and dismissed it without even trying it.How can you review something you "didn't have the willpower" to try or something you just didn't want to do (i.e. Give up sugar)?Comparisons to the Atkins diet are bound to occur, despite the fact that Rosacea Diet is very different in that it allows NO sugar and FAR fewer carbs than the Atkins plan.I'm trying Rosacea Diet now and have seen drastic improvement in just 5 days.When you get past the first few days of adjustment and get over the fact that you can't eat sugar or grains, it's not that hard.I don't have any desire to eat sugar and I previously consumed large quantities of it.You focus on what you can eat and you eat only those foods.There's nothing hard about it...it has actually greatly simplified my life to have the enormous number of food choices taken away.This book has opened my eyes to the fact that sugar lurks in much of the food we normally consume, even products that claim to be "sugar free."I HIGHLY recommend purchasing Rosacea Diet.The book is giving me the power to conquer rosacea without spending thousands on doctor visits and prescription treatments that don't work.

Rosacea Diet disappointment
I bought this book with the best of intentions: to read it in its entirety and apply its suggestions of a 30 day Atkins-like diet.Disappointed, I found that the author not only had no obvious accredited medical background of any type but also realized that he had written this book solely based on his personal experience with his rosacea. This certainly didn't apply to me and the explanations of having a protein diet and eliminating sugar wasn't equally as comforting either.

Unfortunately, for us rosacea patients who are trying to figure out the complexities of our disease, all know that our own bodily functions cannot simply be treated by a 30 day diet which includes what most dermatologists would have acknowledged as rosacea trigger foods.

Secondly, the last half of the book are just emails between the author and those who applied the diet, so there is a lot of repetitive information.
The book would've been shorter if it just referred you to read the Atkin's book after you read the preface of the Rosacea Diet.And if your rosacea didn't clear up at least you would've lost some weight.Truly disappointed at the lack of knowledge and information that was not apparent in the book. I gave this book one star just so I could get this comment posted. Otherwise I don't think it deserves a star. There are better books out there that will highly recommend ways to self-analyze reactions, provide worthy explanations and nutritional diet based on your own personal profile with rosacea.

Is it possible to control rosacea with a diet ? I doubt it
Brady Barrow's rosacea diet has been around for a couple of years now. If you ever wanted to know what it was all about then hopefully this text will be of interest. So what do you actually get when you purchase a copy of the diet ? you get an outline of what foods are claimed to cause rosacea, and a suggested list of foods to eat. A couple of books are suggested as supporting information for the diet. Interestingly some dieting books, including an internationally well known diet is incompatible with the rosacea diet - being full of offending foods.

The text contains a full listing of suggested foods to eat for 30 days. The remainder of the text of the diet is a curious collection of email exchanges from the diet's creator and people interested in trying it.

Brady points out several times on his web site that his diet is hard to stick to. The foods that you are asked to give up won't kill you, but for sure it will take a significant amount of self control - especially for those used to a modern western diet. Brady is also clear in what he isn't saying. The diet is not claimed to be a cure. So given that it is difficult and not claimed to cure you, what does it have to offer you ?

Many have commented on the diets author's desire to charge for the diet. One could say that people will only really value something that has some cost. This argument works for the rosacea-support group at large - many learned people have posted useful information to the group, but as it has come at no cost to list members, the value is missed. The alternate argument is that if you pay for something, you want it to work, and when you pay for it, your perceived rights suddenly expand. As the amount asked for is small I don't see this as a real issue. To take this point further, if you read the diet, and the pages of comments on the web site, it represents a couple of years of answering the same questions for the diet's author. Anyone who charges such a small fee, and sticks at it for a couple of years must really believe in what they are doing.

I attempted to gain some feedback from anyone who has tried the diet. I collected 85 email addresses from the diet itself and the web site and asked them for any feedback. Given that the best possible result I could hope for would only amount to anecdotal evidence, I was interested in as much feedback as possible. Brady tells us that he has had more than 500 people try his diet. Although I have only tried 85 names, and over time email addresses spoil, it is at least a small sample from which to make some comments. From these 85 addresses I got 17 bounces, 1 said it made their skin awful, 6 never tried it in the end, 1 said it was too hard, 3 said it did nothing and 4 said that they had a good response and believe that the diet was what made the difference for them.

Whilst the feedback was quite small the 4 good responses are an encouragement that for some the diet is worthwhile.
Some of the positive comments :

"I'm very grateful to Brady. While I have never followed his exact menus, I have now been avoiding certain food groups, per his suggestions, for over a year. The difference in my skin is very noticeable. I still have to avoid sun and heat and irritating skin products, and I still take tetracycline - but I was doing all those things before Brady's diet and I still had large cystic bumps, swelling and pain. I have no doubt that following Brady's advice helped me."
   -- Rose

"I have been on the diet for a year now and I have found that not only does it control my skin problems but it is a healthy diet. Perhaps so many people have suffered from Rosacea because of the high carb, low fat diet most people consume. Perhaps, the rosacea sufferers body is finally exhibiting stress from all the sugar and highly refined foods most people eat on a regular basis, perhaps the liver is not doing it's job properly (cleaning the skin) because of a constant poor diet. The rosacea diet basically triggered my research into a whole new approach to eating..."
   -- Nicola

"I have tried EVERYTHING I could find, have spent countless dollars and time trying to find something to help this condition. Brady's diet is the only thing that gives me results over time. I have found some things have worked for limited amounts of time, but this is the only thing over time."
    -- Debbie

Brady has recently created an email group at Yahoo! Groups relating to his diet. Another positive comment can be found [online.]

Given that I haven't actually tried the diet (it would require an committment I'm not willing to give), and going by the handful of comments that it works for some really searching - it could have something to offer. Will it work for you ? Well if you are really keen and willing to stick it out then you have nothing to lose...

Brady's Diet Reviewed
A more thorough review is available via http://rosacea.ii.net/reviews.html#rosaceadiet

Brady Barrow's rosacea diet has been around for a couple of years now. If you ever wanted to know what it was all about then hopefully this text will be of interest.

So what do you actually get when you purchase a copy of the diet ? you get an outline of what foods are claimed to cause rosacea, and a suggested list of foods to eat. A couple of books are suggested as supporting information for the diet. Interestingly some dieting books, including an internationally well known diet is incompatible with the rosacea diet - being full of offending foods.

The text contains a full listing of suggested foods to eat for 30 days. The remainder of the text of the diet is a curious collection of email exchanges from the diet's creator and people interested in trying it.

- for more info see http://rosacea.ii.net/reviews.html#rosaceadiet

Given that I haven't actually tried the diet (it would require an committment I'm not willing to give), and going by the handful of comments that it works for some really searching - it could have something to offer. Will it work for you ? Well if you are really keen and willing to stick it out then you have nothing to lose ... Read more

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Title: Zinc dramatically reduces signs of acne rosacea.(ABSTRACTS OF INTEREST)(Clinical report)
Author: Steve Austin
Publication: Original Internist (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 2007
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Sufferers from Rosacea can experience red, thickened skin on the cheeks or nose. Small blood vessels visible under the skin surface, small bumps or blisters on skin, or a red bulbous nose. The book contains the latest information on the symptoms, potential causes, treatments and preventative measures that can be taken to relieve Rosacea. The book presents all-natural alternative and medical approaches to alleviate Rosacea symptoms. Specific information is revealed on foods, nutrients and lifestyle changes that can promote healing. ... Read more

Customer Reviews (2)

ok but The Rosacea Diet is Much Better
This book is ok but The Rosacea Diet is a lot more helpful and a wealth of information; I highly recommend it instead.

an introductory rosacea text
Those familiar with the publications and surveys of the National Rosacea Society will recognise some of the substance of the book.

The NRS suggests trigger avoidance as a major contribution to reducing the severity of rosacea. This theory doesn't sit well with those who demand nothing less than the reversal of all symptoms. The thought of going down the path of finding which histamine producing foods cause me problems is somewhat unappealling.

The book has chapters on the mechanics of rosacea, ocular symptoms, diagnoses, stages of progression, theories of causes, vascular system, rosacea management through triggers, nutrition, stress, treatments and a chapter on alternative medicine. It is good to see the broad spectrum of rosacea topics addressed.

The section on nutrition deals with zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, flax seed, selenium, vitamins A,C and E, niacin and water.
Chapter 13 is about treatments and deals with antibiotics, tretinoin, retinaldehyde, steroids azelaic acid and a couple of paragraphs on lasers.

Those looking for details on photoderm, zinc oxide, antihistamines, jojoba oil and other new treatments talked about on rosacea-support, will need to hope and wait for a second edition of the book. Thus those who have been members of the Rosacea Support Group for more than a couple of months won't find the miracle cure that we hang around for.

The book will prove useful to those starting out on their quest to beat Rosacea. It is ideal to give to someone recently diagnosed with rosacea. Something in print is easy to digest. New patients reading this book may find relief for mild rosacea and if that is the case then the book is well worth it.

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Book Description
This up-to-date electronic book on CD-ROM provides the best collection available anywhere of official Federal government information and documents on the subject of rosacea and related disorders. This CD-ROM uses next-generation search technology that allows complete indexing and makes all files on the disc fully searchable. For patients, practical information is provided in clearly written patient education documents. For medical professionals, doctor reference tools and texts have detailed technical information and clinical background material.

This thoroughly researched collection presents vital information from many authoritative sources: National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the Combined Health Information Database (CHID), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS). Contents include clinical and medical information, with information on signs, symptoms, testing, diagnosis, treatment, and more.

In addition, as a bonus we have included an encyclopedic collection of general medical and health documents - thousands of pages with extensive material from the CDC and NIH on hundreds of diseases and health topics from A to Z, along with FDA drug and medical publications, government consumer healthcare tips, disease prevention programs, dietary guidelines, and travelers' health information. Since navigating the Internet to find additional non-governmental medical information can be confusing, we've also provided our exclusive "Guide to Leading Medical Websites" with updated links to 73 of the best sites for medical information! By using weblinks on the CD-ROM, you can quickly check for the latest clinical updates directly from the government.

This CD-ROM has over 29,000 pages reproduced using Adobe Acrobat PDF software and Reader software is included. Advanced search and indexing features are built into our reproduction, providing a complete full-text index. This enables the user to search all the files on the disk at one time for words or phrases using just one search command! The Acrobat cataloging technology adds enormous value and uncommon functionality to this impressive collection of government documents and material. There is no other reference that is as fast, convenient, comprehensive, and portable!

Our CD-ROMs are privately-compiled collections of official public domain U.S. government files and documents - they are not produced by the federal government. They are designed to provide a convenient user-friendly reference work, utilizing the benefits of the Acrobat format to uniformly present thousands of pages that can be rapidly reviewed or printed without untold hours of tedious searching and downloading. This book-on-a-disc makes a superb reference work and educational tool for patients and their families, physicians, and other medical professionals. (Information on this CD-ROM is NOT a substitute for professional medical advice; of course, readers are urged to consult with a professional health care provider for any suspected illness.) ... Read more

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Title: Dark side of ATP may hold clues to cause of rosacea.(ROSACEA UPDATE)(adenosine 5'-triphosphate)
Author: Daniel B. Burfeind
Publication: Dermatology Nursing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
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Title: Subantimicrobial doxycycline calms rosacea: results from large phase III study.(Women's Health)
Author: Doug Brunk
Publication: Family Practice News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 2004
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 34Issue: 9Page: 55(1)

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Title: Diagnosing a Red Face: Consider Rosacea Before Other Dermatoses.(Brief Article)
Author: Norra Macready
Publication: Family Practice News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 2001
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 31Issue: 13Page: 13

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Title: FDA approves azelaic acid gel 15% for rosacea: gel offers an alternative to metronidazole. (Mild to Moderate Disease).
Author: Betsy Bates
Publication: Skin & Allergy News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: February 1, 2003
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 34Issue: 2Page: 1(2)

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Title: Topical metronidazole combination therapy in the clinical management of rosacea.
Author: James Q. Del Rosso
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Title: Treatment of erythematotelangiectactic rosacea with a KTP YAG laser.(CASE REPORTS)
Author: Amy Miller
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Title: Subantimicrobial doses: Periostat promising for rosacea in phase II study.(Rx)
Author: Doug Brunk
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Date: April 15, 2004
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Title: New study shows role for bacteria in development of rosacea symptoms.(Rosacea Update)
Author: Diana Gorgos
Publication: Dermatology Nursing (Refereed)
Date: August 1, 2004
Publisher: Jannetti Publications, Inc.
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Title: Target Rosacea Treatment to Specific Elements.(Brief Article)
Author: Sharon Worcester
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Title: Daily sunscreen use, avoidance of triggers critical for rosacea control.(Across Specialties)
Author: Elizabeth Lohr
Publication: Clinical Psychiatry News (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 2004
Publisher: International Medical News Group
Volume: 32Issue: 3Page: 96(1)

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Title: Rosacea awareness month highlights wide prevalence of chronic condition.
Author: Daniel B. Burfeind
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Title: Watch for Rosacea in Unusual Forms and Places.
Author: Sherry Boschert
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Date: May 1, 1999
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Title: Azelaic acid gel reduces redness of rosacea. (Soon to be Available).
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Date: February 15, 2003
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