Hi, glad you got the answers! Hope that the diet sorts that out, but you have to wonder what is causing it to occur in the first place (So long as you can control the problem though, at least that will be a big plus).

Just to respond to what you said about mercury/heavy metals not showing in the blood? it is nearly impossible to detect mercury in the body by using standard heavy metal detection techniques, once the mercury has been released into the body for more than a few weeks. This is because mercury quickly binds to the sulhydryl-containing enzymes and other proteins in the liver, kidney, lining of the GI tract and brain. Once exposed to mercury, it only takes a few weeks for this binding to occur, and once it does, no mercury will be detected in the blood, urine or hair.

This was told to me by someone in the medical profession and is also widly known now by many high up in mercury toxicity (such as Andy Cutler).

I'm not saying you are mercury toxic, but you can't test for mercury in these ways. Mercury often just does not show up in urine, blood or hair tests and it can really cause problems because instead of looking at what mercury depletes or disrupts, the medical person will simply look for a level of mercury and not realise they usually won't find much if any.

Then they will tell the person "you are not mercury toxic". When the person can be very ill with mercury. So often is the case.

Anyway, I wish you well with the diet and hope it alleviates this skin problem you have been suffering with!