Zion deploys Acne Terminator
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Featuring "high-grade" Calcium Montmorillonite clay, Acne Terminator dissolves acne without damaging skin as prescription medicines often do, according to San Francisco-based Zion Health. Called "Kanwa" by African tribes, the clay contains more than 60 trace minerals and "has a negative charge, pulling bacteria out of the skin and absorbing waste without irritating the skin," the firm says. "Prescription acne treatments frequently produce harsh side effects including burning, redness, itching, skin infections, rashes, nausea and vomiting," Zion asserts, noting also that benzoyl peroxide, used in "most" OTC acne products, is "commonly known to dry the skin and stop working after a short period of time." Acne Terminator, on the other hand, can be used effectively "for a long period of time." Product also contains salicylic acid derived from willow bark; it retails for $23.99 at KanwaMinerals.com and selected health food stores
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