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Meladerm + L-Glutamine + Diana Stalder Glutathione Soap
Above formula is working like a rocket fuel for me. :eek:
Have been using it for about 3 weeks. Diana Stalder Glutathione Soap purchased from southgain and AST L-Glutamine from bodybuilding.com (it is quite cheap). Take 1000 mg vitamin C with 10g Glutamine twice a day. I do one hour of cardio everyday and take protein shakes. That may be contributing to effectiveness too. My skin color is north Indian.
Hi, are you taking the L-glutamine to help boost your production levels of glutathione? I understand that it's an amino acid and considered the amide of glutamic acid, but how does this contribute with lightening the skin? What are your thoughts on N Acetyl Cysteine?
Not sure about exact science behind it but I remember reading L-glutamine helps with skin lightening. May be all it is doing is repairing my muscles after workout, which is not bad either :D. I am skeptical about taking glutathione pills... may end up with white hair as side effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden_Girl
I sweat for about 50 minutes everday on treadmill. It seems to be very effective for removing skin toxins and making everything more effective. Burns out face fat to make features more chisled. I have used proactive for about 6 months and it really made big difference on my face (clearing and bleaching effect).
Dunnno about N Acetyl Cysteine. What is it for?
Sandy2010,
I know that you are using a combination of products, but you are one of a very few set of people for whom meladerm HAS actually worked. I know for the majority, meladerm did nothing, including me.
Hi Maharani,Quote:
Originally Posted by MAHARANI
Meladerm was so effective for me, I ordered second set recently. My armpits were quite dark and in now they are almost body color. Same with hands. Just these two body parts made it worth the trouble :D. I went to indian gathering recently and found a few women staring at my face. Never happened before. Look all you want honey :rolleyes:.
I believe glowing face also depends on general health of body. I take low calorie fat free diet (mainly steamed broccoli, raw tomato, corn, whole grain, 100g protein). My weight and fat percentage is close to ideal.
Ahhhhh... A nice feeling to be admired from afar. Fair & Flawless did that for me, when it first came out. I have good skin already but it gave that glow you are talking about. I think the diet also helps. You are putting goodness in so you are bound to get goodness on the outside. And the exercise regime is the icing on the cake. I have had to stop going to the gym for several months due to family commitments and miss it like crazy. I need to lose some weight, not much, but it is so hard, when you are not as active as you used to be. I need some inspiration and you may just be it... LOL
I have a mini gym at home. A treadmill, a steel rod with weights for bench pressing and a pair of dumbells (that's all you need for complete body workout). I just watch some news program or sitcom on TV on the treadmill. One hour goes so fast. I can do it any time of day... sometimes at midnight just before going to sleep :p. It has made my workouts easy to manage with full time job. Going to formal gym was much more chore... specially in Toronto winter.
Yeah, I used to be able to do an hour on the treadmill, but I needed music otherwise I just couldn't do it. Sweated like a pig, but that feeling when I hit 60 minutes was like running a marathon and winning. I loved it ! Haven't got any room on the ground floor in my house for a treadmill and I dare not think about putting it on any other floors as I know they weigh a tonne. Would be scared it would fall through the floor LOL. But yes I got out some weights and did a mini workout and hopefully I will try to keep it up each day.
Set? How much is the set?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandy2010
When I tried the cream complex last month, it was $100 for only 1.7 ounce. Finished so fast and didn't work.
Must be that it can't work on its own, glutamine and Diana helped.
What happened to the site? http://meladerm.com/ did not work last time I checked.
Are they cutting the price in half like Fair & Flawless? Why, what happened?
I had first ordered one 3.4 oz ($80). I was quite pleased with results so I ordered 2 more (this was before starting glutamine and Diana soap). This is the first time I have used skin lightening cream, so I found it effective. If you have more experience, you may have higher expectations :D. My other concern is safety. I have not heard of people getting messed up with Meladerm. Let it be slow... I have time. My current complexion is not bad :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden_Boy
I never tried meladerm because I wasn't sure about it, but I like diana stalder papaya kojic soap. It's good that your combo s working well for you.
N Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) is an altered form of the amino acid Cysteine, which also contains sulphure and used to help cleanse the body from mercury poisoning and can also possibly lighten due to helping the body to produce it's own glutathione. But, I also read that too much NAC can poison the body and can be fatal. So, I have been hesitant to try it because I do not know how much can lighten the skin and yet still be in the safe zone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandy2010
Glutathione is a tripeptide made up of 3 amino acids: Cystein, L-glutamic acid (glutamine is the amide of this, what your currently taking), and Glycine. These can help the body to produce it's own glutathione, since taking glutathione orally is inefective since it is broken down in the GI tract and poorly absorbed. But, I'm unsure about how much is needed if it will lighten the skin and still be safe. So, I haven't tried it yet.
http://www.healingdaily.com/oral-che...what-it-is.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutathione
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