I’ve recently noticed that Feta cheese & some of the sharper cheeses trigger it as well. Yes, different things for different people. I’ve been tracking my triggers for yrs. The common & obvious ones are there, but I had been eating/drinking these things for many yrs. before noting them, or my condition. Humidity is a bad one for me…especially in summer. Weather changes, and cold/wind extreme. Paula Harris

Here’s a way to hush the blush http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/aspirin-and-rosacea-hush-the-blush/

I like your blog, I have nothing specific to comment on. But I always like to leave a good note when someone puts some effort into creating a site.

There are many different – well ways to contorl rosacea but it is always good to listen to what other are saying as well. here is some information on rosacea diet – http://rosacea-101.com – it is very good book, i think.
And here is another – good rosacea blog with some valuable rosacea information – http://skinimprovements.com/blog/

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I have been living in South Korea for nearly 2 years now and though during my first few months there my rosacea was bad, it continued to improve to a point where I had almost forgotten about it. I am now visiting my family in England and friends in Europe and the rosacea has come back after only a couple of weeks. I’m almost certain it is the change of diet – cheese being the major culprit.

In Korea I live on a fish, rice and tofu, drink lots of water and the humidity is high. Cheese is hard to obtain and not a feature of Korean cooking though all food is laced with hot peppers which don’t seem to bother me at all. Korean women generally have beautiful skin – I’ll be glad to be back there, away from temptation, and expect my rosacea will disappear as quickly as it appeared.

I have had rosacea now for 5 years. the first 2 were the worst! Im a postman so the elements I think have been the biggest culprit towards this condition tho having said that there are lots of triggers in my diet one of those being cheese!! I love cheese but when I over indulge the very next day its very noticeable to see. So my advice is not to eat any of cheese and when you are outside wrap up well and cover your face as much as possible.

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I was diagnosed with Rosacea about 20 years ago. I was devestated. I love to ski in sub-zero weather, play tennis, golf, hike, bike, jog, simply love the outdoors.
I owned a pottery studio and often took part in finishing my work in Raku or wood firings with fellow potters, where temperatures are very high.
Rosacea had changed my life completely.
I slowly adapted to living with Rosacea. My diet has always included lots of veggies and water. I found that some of the common food triggers did not effect me. I take a baby aspirin every day, perhaps that helps. I still have my glass of white wine with dinner.
Since closing my pottery studio I devote more of my time painting and writing and illustrating children’s picture books. My husband and family are happy because I spend a lot of my time cooking and trying new recipes and my face and eyes are not red all the time. …yes I have occular Rosacea also.
Like most people effected by Rosacea I learned to take it easy and take better care of myself and hope that some day there will be a cure.