These oils will seal pores and hold natural moisture of skin and enhance curing effects of cream

You can use cream 2-3 times a day. It is best to use it after you have cleaned your face in morning and right before you go to bed. You can also use it during noontime.

You can use Scotty's' cream under your makeup or over your makeup. It will work either way. However, it will work better on a clean face.

You will notice that when you apply cream it will tingle in areas without sores and may sting in areas of open sores. This will pass and as it does it should reduce itchiness of any sores.

Scotty's cream has allantoin, which will help to clear acne sores. The oils, vitamin A and E, and minerals in Scotty's will help to feed, rebuild, and rejuvenate your skin. The minerals also help to neutralize toxic acids that have contaminated and inflamed pores on your face.

During cleansing and fasting, more acid waste may come out of your pores. This is why Scotty's cream will help you to reduce inflammation and spread your acne.

Tree Tea Oil

To make Scotty's cream or your own cream even more powerful, you can add 5-10 drops of pure tree tea oil to a two-ounce container. You can experiment with amount to add. You may want to add more drops to provide more tea tree oil for your face. But, do not use more than 15 drops.

Tree tea oil has been found to be effective in various skin disorders. It acts as an antiseptic, antifungal, and antibacterial. This oil helps to bring oxygen to skin cell, which kills bacteria and fungus and helps to repair damaged skin caused by acne.

Borage Oil

There has been much excitement in health care community about a new Osteoporosis drug, Protelos, (Strontium Ranelate) approved by European Union in Fall 2004.

The FDA has not yet approved drug for use in United States. It is still in clinical trials stage.

But those who incorporating natural and complementary medicine in their practices have advocated natural forms of strontium as Osteoporosis and Osteopenia treatments for some time. Both Jonathan V. Wright M.D. and Robert Jay Rowen M.D. have written on subject. Here is a summary from their work.

As early as 1910 a German researcher reported that strontium seemed to be very effective in stimulating rapid formation of bone and in 1920 another German researcher concluded that strontium and calcium were superior to calcium alone in mineralizing bone.

A 1952 report from Cornell University reinforced 1920 conclusions. It stated that calcium and strontium work better together than calcium alone for rebuilding bone.