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**thargeagsaf** · 06-27-2012, 05:29 AM

Ok, I am going to follow the protocol to the exact letter the first time, so the oils will go. I just have to say, though, that petrochemicals such as mineral oil and petroleum jelly are very bad for the skin. They impede the body's ability to remove toxins and will cause clogged pores and probably acne. They also harbor fungus and bacteria, which food oils prevent. I am thinking that aloe vera gel and vegetable glycerin will have to do.

I have NEVER, EVER heard anything about gaining fat through the skin anywhere else, and I have been around the diet and nutrition block a lot. I am genuinely interested in this topic, as to whether or not there is actual scientific research on this. Also, whether it only has to do with this diet or whether it can happen all the time?

Also, what phase are you supposed to be able to add oily cosmetics back in?

06-27-2012, 05:29 AM	#8
thargeagsaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	Ok, I am going to follow the protocol to the exact letter the first time, so the oils will go. I just have to say, though, that petrochemicals such as mineral oil and petroleum jelly are very bad for the skin. They impede the body's ability to remove toxins and will cause clogged pores and probably acne. They also harbor fungus and bacteria, which food oils prevent. I am thinking that aloe vera gel and vegetable glycerin will have to do. I have NEVER, EVER heard anything about gaining fat through the skin anywhere else, and I have been around the diet and nutrition block a lot. I am genuinely interested in this topic, as to whether or not there is actual scientific research on this. Also, whether it only has to do with this diet or whether it can happen all the time? Also, what phase are you supposed to be able to add oily cosmetics back in?
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