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Vilantae Review
By Acne Free | December 1, 2006
Vilantae Review:
Vilantae is a vitamin that claims to slow oil production there by reducing acne. Sounds far fetched. So does it work?
The main ingredient in vilantae is vitamin B5 (the vilantae label has it listed as d-Calcium Pantothenate but that’s just another name for B5) along with other B vitamins, some minerals, and amino acids.
There’s plenty of arguments and no one seems to agree about the real cause of acne. Some say genetics, hormones, stress, diet, ect, but one thing many acne sufferers have in common is oliy skin. This is what Vilantae targets.
The site http://www.vilantae.com says oily skin is caused by lipids and fatty acids not being broken down by your body, and getting released into your skin.
Vilantea addresses this by using supplements to create and enzyme called coenzyme A that’s responsible for fatty acid metabolism.
Does Vilantea work? There are studies backing up what they say about B5 reducing oily skin, most notable the work done by Dr. Lit-Hung Leung, M.D. There’s also a lot of people with acne (including myself) who’ve benefited from taking B5.
The only bad part is you have to take a fairly large dose for it to be effective, but if you don’t mind taking all those pills I think it’s a great product for anyone who wants to get rid of acne.
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February 29th, 2008 at 7:29 am
Hi,
It all sounds quite reasonable to me what I read about Vilantae. I hope the forums are genuine and not made up …so all these people who found help after years of just trying everything and spending lots of money in their dispair … like me! Still I didn’t order it yet …maybe I am still scared in a way. And then there are all these other products out there who claim to help e.g. “clear pores”. I tried to order something from the US once and then it got stuck at the EU border. Unfortunately I don’t remember the name just now. Pop stars did commercials for them and Victoria Principla in Europe, but I was told that the ingredients had to be changed for the EU market … I think in the end I will try Vilantae. You can’t overdose it’s water soluble and I can get it in the EU. (did somebody hear about the fact that it helps rather oily than dry skin??)
Regine
December 4th, 2008 at 10:36 pm
I am currently taking Vilantae, and so far I haven’t seen any major improvements in my still oily face. I think it might work in large doses but then again the doctor says that it is literally killing my brain cells. Seeing that I had gone in for treatment and he noticed a major decline in my brain cells after I started taking the product. I even started to get an excitement of jumping out in front of cars or trying to start Obama black supremecy riots after taking the product. I am also notices changes in my sight. People to me appear shorter and wider for some reason and everything appears to be more black and white than ever before. My sight sometimes goes completely black sometimes as well. Espcecially right after I take the product, but it is alright, I still have my faith that it will work. I don’t however recommend that men take this product unless they want their genitals shriveling up and falling off into the toilet the next time they go and take a pee. My wife reached into the toilet to try and save mine, but I told her forget about it, as I flushed the toilet. Like I said, Vilantae is not for everyone, but I still have my faith that it will someday work. I am currently on my fourth Vilantae bottle. No changes in oil yet just in other things. It will work, as long as I give it a chance.