Information on Sebaceous Cyst
Notes, Nutrients, Herbs/Supplements, and Advice
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Sebaceous Cyst
About
A growth on the skin that consists of oil and proteins is known as a Sebaceous Cyst. They most commonly appear on the scalp, back, or face.
Notes
- Acne drugs derived from Vitamin A are often prescribed and have side effects.
- If it becomes infected or inflamed draining by surgery might be suggested.
- Take acidophilus if you are taking an antibiotic
Helpful nutrients for this condition.
Primrose oil
Importance: High
Comments: Promotes healing in the skin.
Vitamin B complex
Importance: High
Comments: Eases stress. Fights aging. Promotes healthy skin.
Vitamin B12
Importance: High
Comments: Eases stress. Fights aging. Promotes healthy skin.
Vitamin A
Importance: High
Comments: Promotes healing. Helps in formation of new skin tissue.
Beta carotene
Importance: High
Comments: Helps the body produce vitamin A when needed.
Garlic
Importance: Moderate
Comments: Helps fight infection.
Kelp
Importance: Moderate
Comments: Provides needed minerals. Promotes healthy skin tone.
Zinc
Importance: Moderate
Comments: Helps with reconstruction of tissues. Boosts immune system. Zinc gluconate lozenges or OptiZinc are recommended.
Helpful herbs and supplements for this condition.
Aloe vera
Type: External
Purposes: Apply to affective area.
Red Clover and Burdock root
Type: Internal
Purposes: Cleans the blood.
Goldenseal or tea tree oil
Type: External
Purposes: Kills infection topically.
Milk thistle
Type: Internal
Purposes: Cleans the blood.
Witch Hazel
Type: External
Purposes: Soaks up oils when applied to the skin.
Advice
- Do not eat fried foods, caffeine, chocolate, dairy products, alcohol, fat, fish, eggs, sugar, salt, and meat.
- Fasting is recommended.
- To get rid of oil on the skin wash your hands in hot water.
- Use warm compresses many times a day.