Acne Free in Three Days

“Acne free in Three Days” is an ebook written by Chris Gibson, also an expert on internet marketing. He claims to have cured his own acne in three days and now he is passing on that technique to you. His website welcomes you with the statement “Chronic Acne Sufferer Finds A Scientifically Proven Way To Permanently Clear Skin in Just Three Days”!

“Acne free in three days” has its fans and its critics. Even before getting into the content, the author has been criticized for not having any medical credentials, and yet he is espousing a medical treatment for acne. Also, his expertise appears to be in the area of internet sales.

On the plus side, the cost of “Acne free in three days” compares favorably to many acne treatments. It is “only” $39.95. You do not get a real paper and ink book, but a downloaded .PDF file. Some medications cost as much per month, and a doctor’s visit is definitely more than that. So you might learn something that will help your acne for the same price as other treatments. Of course, $40 is not the final cost. There are specific foods, creams, and supplies to buy, which has been reported to cost an extra $10 – $30.

The regimen that Gibson describes in his “Acne free in three days” ebook requires self-discipline to implement. It is basically a form of detoxification. By following a strict diet, the load on your digestive system is much lessened. Presumably, your digestive system can rid the body of more toxins via the gut rather then sending it out to your skin. Or perhaps the mechanism that is most important is the benefits in the actual food prescribed in this particular diet.

Diet is not the only factor for the success of the “Acne free in three days” ebook. Another method of colon cleansing known as an enema is also part of the process. Finally, there are topicals to be applied directly to the skin. All three of these elements make up the regimen in the ebook.

If you search the internet for “colon cleansing”, you will find that Gibson is obviously not the first to tout the benefits of colon cleansing. Many many websites are offering books, pills, and products that also cleanse your body of toxins (detoxification) and/or clean out your colon.

As for the success of the regimen, there are testimonials all over the internet. On some independent forums, there are what seem to be ordinary people who have had success by following the ebook. But those same testimonials say that although the strict diet etc. do help clear up the skin, the effects are temporary. “Acne free in three days” is 72 pages long, so it does include advice that is supposed to keep you acne free. You may also opt to go through the process every two weeks or every month.

Also, if you are in the group of people for whom this diet is unsuccessful, the process of getting money back seems to be tedious. In conclusion, buyer beware always applies, even on the internet.