acne didnt exist until 20 century

[Deleted member 23239]

modern day phenomena

@HerpDerpson back when in 18 century everyone ate raw meat and drank blood, everyone was good looking and had clear skin

 

[Deleted member 20370]

prove it

 

[HerpDerpson]

modern day phenomena

@HerpDerpson back when in 18 century everyone ate raw meat and drank blood, everyone was good looking and had clear skin

Modern include the last 9000 years, basically. In 18th century people were sick in their own way, they inhaled smoke from fireplaces, for example. It's not just food, it's industrial pollution and vaccinations.
Acne is just toxicity leaving the body through the skin. That's not the worst place for it to go, if it gets stored in the joints you get arthritis, etc. So "sealing" all the poison inside with medication is pretty dumb.
Personally, I don't get acne acne as long as don't consume a lot of carbs (not more than 50 g per day).

 

[Deleted member 23239]

Modern include the last 9000 years, basically. In 18th century people were sick in their own way, they inhaled smoke from fireplaces, for example. It's not just food, it's industrial pollution and vaccinations.
Acne is just toxicity leaving the body through the skin. That's not the worst place for it to go, if it gets stored in the joints you get arthritis, etc. So "sealing" all the poison inside with medication is pretty dumb.
Personally, I don't get acne acne as long as don't consume a lot of carbs (not more than 50 g per day).

nothing wrong with covid vaccine jfl, i had 2 of them

i eat 200g of carbs and get no acne


in 18 century my grandpa was strong as fucking steel

 

[Debetro]

Modern include the last 9000 years, basically. In 18th century people were sick in their own way, they inhaled smoke from fireplaces, for example. It's not just food, it's industrial pollution and vaccinations.
Acne is just toxicity leaving the body through the skin. That's not the worst place for it to go, if it gets stored in the joints you get arthritis, etc. So "sealing" all the poison inside with medication is pretty dumb.
Personally, I don't get acne acne as long as don't consume a lot of carbs (not more than 50 g per day).

How old are you and what is your education status

 

[Gonthar]

There was smallpox, chickenpox and other similar diseases for which there weren't vaccines yet, that would often leave permanent marks on the face, it wasn't uncommon in many older books for some characters to be described as having scars on their faces from these diseases - it was a part of their appearance and personality.

 

[Deleted member 23239]

There was smallpox, chickenpox and other similar diseases for which there weren't vaccines yet, that would often leave permanent marks on the face, it wasn't uncommon in many older books for some characters to be described as having scars on their faces from these diseases - it was a part of their appearance and personality.

they probably deserved it, everyone was pagan back then i think they might have make god of skin mad or some shit : )

 

[HerpDerpson]

There was smallpox, chickenpox and other similar diseases for which there weren't vaccines yet, that would often leave permanent marks on the face, it wasn't uncommon in many older books for some characters to be described as having scars on their faces from these diseases - it was a part of their appearance and personality.

Yeah, that's why I said people were sick in their own way. They just had different kinds of toxicity to deal with compared to today. Which is what the disease is, it's a side effect of detoxification.
None of those diseases are contagious (no disease is transmittable, that's fantasy) and none of them were cured by the vaccines (because there's nothing to "cure" since it's not an infection).

 

[Psychophilly]

Modern include the last 9000 years, basically. In 18th century people were sick in their own way, they inhaled smoke from fireplaces, for example. It's not just food, it's industrial pollution and vaccinations.
Acne is just toxicity leaving the body through the skin. That's not the worst place for it to go, if it gets stored in the joints you get arthritis, etc. So "sealing" all the poison inside with medication is pretty dumb.
Personally, I don't get acne acne as long as don't consume a lot of carbs (not more than 50 g per day).

legit.

 

[chadmanlet04]

they still did

muh they their paintings and statues, those were heavily frauded.

 

[Deleted member 23239]

they still did

muh they their paintings and statues, those were heavily frauded.

lol no any proofs???

 

[chadmanlet04]

lol no any proofs???

It was usually the norm to simply not draw negative features.

One prime example is Mozart, obviously there is no direct source but the oil paintings of Mozart do not necressaily match the Mozart that was described in text acquired from his acquintences. (he was described as shy, non NT, and quite unattractive hence the multiple love life failures)

He was an acne ridden ugly manlet appreantly, and that the pictures were more of touch ups. (Told to us by the museum guide in Mozarts Birthplace, Salzburg)

 

[Deleted member 23239]

It was usually the norm to simply not draw negative features.

One prime example is Mozart, obviously there is no direct source but the oil paintings of Mozart do not necressaily match the Mozart that was described in text acquired from his acquintences. (he was described as shy, non NT, and quite unattractive hence the multiple love life failures)

He was an acne ridden ugly manlet appreantly, and that the pictures were more of touch ups. (Told to us by the museum guide in Mozarts Birthplace, Salzburg)

any proof bro ? i see many words , still not a single link to studies

 

[chadmanlet04]

any proof bro ? i see many words , still not a single link to studies

Mozart was described during his lifetime as being physically ugly and having large eyes. (Actual journal pages up for display) He also had smallpox. All were adultered in paintings. Who tf is gonna write a study on this shit? Go to Salzburg and visit his house, its all laid out there.

 

[Deleted member 25534]

@Makhachev @Debetro