Seriously, this bacteria transferred from humans to plants--grapevines to be exact
If you have acne, drink the occasional glass of wine, are a fan of musician Frank Zappa, or just like weird science, here's some news you will find intriguing... -- ExaminerThis could be big news for acne sufferers, because as researchers study the pathogen in grape vines, they might hit upon a cure for the human bacteria. This is the indirect way many other cures and treatments have been found.
Article at: Acne bacteria spread from humans to grapevines new study reveals - National Skin Care Examiner
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OMG! I love my wine but I can't go back to those days of smelling like Oxy10 & Sea Breeze!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I do not think you have anything to worry about!
DeleteOh, I love my wine too! Oddly, I never had an acne problem as a teen, but dear lord, the god of pimples is a wrathful one now!
ReplyDeleteI will have to follow this! I am really enjoying your articles, Kathyrn!
Thanks so much, Laurie. If you don't mind, I will include a suggestion for other people who want to recycle articles here. Rather than posting the original Examiner article in its entirety here, I quoted part of my original article and then wrote a new 100 words or so for PWG with a new title. This way the two articles won't appear "spun," they won't cancel each other out in Google search, they give PWG unique content and will hopefully drive readers to my longer article. I like the win-win aspect of this!
DeleteMy old Bukisa articles I am almost quoting in their entirety because I plan to pull them from Bukisa as soon as I can. Eventually when the old ones are pulled, they won't cancel each other out in searches. In the meantime, I am getting new readers for old articles here. Thanks for allowing me to do so!
This is another reason I stress the 150 word minimum. Writers having full 400-1000 word articles that could spark an interest here with a brief summary and then readers could follow the link to the main article. I feel this helps the writers as well as the sites we work for. When a site limits a writer's ability to network in this manner, it hurts everyone, including the site. If you want me exclusively, you are going to either have to pay my rate for exclusives or "put a ring on it." O.o
ReplyDeleteHa! All the single ladies approve! I do like the fact we can write 150 words here and link, but I feel it is important to make those 150 words original and unique to PWG. Otherwise, my articles here will never rank on Google. How great if I can get the original acne article to rank and the follow up article here to rank well, too. Win-Win!
Deleteso glad i don't drink.
ReplyDeleteMe either. Was never much drawn to alcohol except the infrequent glass of red wine at some special function. No acne pathogens in OUR beverages! LOL!
DeleteI have sufferred from acne during my teenage life..Have gone to dermatologist and help them earn..one dermatologist say..maybe time to get marry and give birth .cleansing ..Lol
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