Re: inflammation (Peeling Lips Exfoliative Cheilitis) 3/19/2010 1593097

Re: inflammation

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Re: inflammation

You have such a positive attitude in dealing with EC.

Not a day goes by where I dont complain about having EC and I have had this for 9years. I still dont get tired of RaNTing off.

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inflammation ab11747 13 years ago 1,963
- You have such a positive attitude in dealing with ... Rala51829 13 years ago 1,971
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  - Do we suffer inflammation?? the whole forum does. ... #125280 13 years ago 1,864
    - i don t think i have inflammation because o don t ... #118094 13 years ago 1,820
      - yeah same i dont have the symptoms of inflammation... #64643 13 years ago 1,961
        
        if there is no inflammation, why does the skin tur... #125280 13 years ago 1,741
        
        hi friend, i m not saying other people don t have ... #118094 13 years ago 1,757
      - I am reading this book entitled, The Unhealthy Tru... #68716 13 years ago 1,606
        
        Yea there’s lots of toxins and chemicals in our fo... Jayotg 13 years ago 1,955
        
        Not everyone has inflammation. Don’t try Protop... #95288 13 years ago 1,731
        
        I do not think the lips will ever heal if someone ... #68716 13 years ago 1,658
        
        protopic doesnt thin the skin. #125280 13 years ago 1,713

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