That’s a good question. That actually reminds me of a post I made a while ago titled ‘Why Do I Have Acne? WHY ME!?’

With that article I did not get into as much detail as I would have liked at the time – i’ll probably rewrite it to make the concept more clear. To address your question more specifically…

Have you been eating healthy all of your life? Did your parents eat healthy? What is your daily eating habits like? Avoiding bad foods like sugar and soda are only half the battle – there are certain nutrients we need to be getting from foods and supplements on a daily basis for ‘optimal health’ of both body and skin.

When it comes to vitamins and supplements, remember that more is not better. There are some very specific nutrients we should be intaking through supplements, and that is outlined in the Focus:Acne Formula.

Also note that everyone deals with toxins differently. Your friend’s body deals with the insults he puts on his body through different methods. For instance, he might be susceptible to digestive issues, excessive allergies, even cancer down the line while not ever having to deal with a single pimple.

The skin is only one channel our bodies uses to excrete toxins, and some bodies work better through different channels.

Hope that clears some confusion.

Regards,
George

If what you say about acne and diet being so interrelated is true, then why do I get moderate/severe acne (I eat very healthy, rarely eat processed foods, never eat fast food, take my vitamins and supplements, avoid sugars, never drink sodas, and take in at least a gallon of water a day), while my friend who has a ridiculously bad diet (literally eats pizza almost every day, and when he is not eating pizza he is eating fast food… I’m talking fast food twice a day everyday, unless of course its pizza) has flawless, baby soft skin?

If you can, i would really appreciate an explanation because this has made me very frustrated… it just isn’t fair… and it seems to disprove your claims… so whats the deal?