 Vitamin
B5 has become well known as the ultimate acne treatment
-- particularly Vitamin B5 in powder form -- as
acne sufferers across the globe are experiencing
amazing results. If you are considering Vitamin
B5 as an acne treatment, you’ll be faced with two
options; powder or pills.
Powder has the advantage of being more easily
absorbed by the body, meaning the Vitamin B5 you
take will be that much more potent. Also, Vitamin
B5 powder may be easier to take for people who dislike
swallowing large amount of pills, and therefore,
it almost always costs less. The main disadvantage
of powder is the taste. However, new Vitamin B5
products entering the market have combated this
problem by adding natural flavoring and
sweetener,
and has managed to made it quite delicious (believe
me, unflavored Vitamin B5 powder is WAY worse than
ground up Panadol!!).
The most common solution to the hard-to-swallow
taste factor is is to take standard Vitamin B5 supplements
in the form of capsules or tablets. The usual pill
size is 500mg, meaning you would have to take 20
pills per day in order to get 10 grams (the average
recommended dose to treat acne).
For best results, pills should be taken at four
intervals per day (or ideally even more frequently),
since your body can only absorb so much at once.
This solution works, but is certainly an inconvenient
one for people who don't like to frequently take
pills. Also, it can get expensive quickly. Another
potential problem is simply the limitations of standard
pills, in that your body can only absorb a fraction
of the contents.
Currently, only
SkinB5 is offering a flavored Vitamin B5 powder
as acne treatment.
The key to vitamin B5 for acne, is intake frequency!
If you use it once a day, rather than three times
a day, I can guarantee you will not experience the
desired results. Please remember the following:
Powder- 3 times daily, Pills- 4 times daily, if
you follow these instructions you can say good bye
to your acne.
You may have heard that Vitamin B5 is unsafe however
that is completely untrue. Due to the effectiveness
of Vitamin B5, skin care competitors have created
false statements to mislead the consumer, to ensure
there own non-vitamin B5 acne treatments continue
to sell. Do not be fooled! |
