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The Non Prescription Fungus Fighter

Provides fast, over-the-counter, effective treatment for the removal of fungal infections:

Sun Spots (tinea versicolor)
Ringworm
Athletes Foot (tinea pedis)
Jock Itch (tinea cruris).

Pathophysiology

Sun spots (tinea-versicolor) are a very common skin condition occurring worldwide. Prevalences reported of this condition can be as high as 50% especially in sub-tropical areas.

Sunspots
Tinea versicolor with the characteristic well defined hypo pigmented lesions. Fine surface scales are characteristic. Brown to black pigmented lesions are occasionally seen. Lesions can be perifollicular.

Sun spots appear as patches of white, brown or light pink, finely flaking skin. This unsightly condition may spread over the entire body including facial areas. These blemishes may also itch and burn.

After a single application of Blemaquit®. noticeable improvement begins and usually, in about 10 days, affected areas will begin to blend in or tan.

In non-clinical studies, Blemaquit® was also shown to be effective on athletes foot (tinea pedis) and jock itch (tinea cruris).

Note: We suggest always using a quality sunscreen of 30spf or greater.

A note to our previous customers: Due to increased costs and shipping fees, we were forced to raise the price of Blemaquit in June of 2007. However, we are still the most effective, safest and least expensive of other product used to treat tinea fungus. We thank you for your continued support and recommending our product to your family and friends.

A testament to the the effectiveness of Blemaquit®.

I have had the experience of using the Blemaquit® preparation in treating Tinea Versicolor for the past year and patients have had a quick and favorable response in the clearing of this condition."

Dr. Layne D. Nisenbaum

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Other Users respond:

I would like to THANK YOU for creating this product. When my boyfriend and I first discovered what he had and the doctor told us we just need to let it "run it's course" we felt as if it was hopeless. After finding and receiving your product and applying one treatment - 5 days later we saw a great improvement and now 9 days later, it's practically gone. We wish we would have taken before and after pictures so that you can see the effect it has on African-American skin. At any rate, we are extremely happy with the results and will be ordering more in case it ever flares up again. Thanks again for creating this remarkable product!

~Martha~

" Until now there has been nothing available over the counter that effectively and safely treated my condition"
Thank You !" M. Beamer

I just wanted to share with you the pictures of the results of my son. I also wanted to say thank you. I can't believe how easy it was. We tried so many products from prescription to over the counter creams... None worked.
I will look forward to telling others of your wonderful product.Please feel free to share these pictures.
Thank you again, Ellyn Luciano

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Just pat it on once! BlemaQuit® gets rid of sunspots. No other over-the-counter product can make that claim.

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for mail orders send:check or money order (no CASH) to: P.O. Box 9492, Coral Springs, Florida 33075

CAUTION: EYE IRRITANT. If product contacts the eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Call physician if irritation persists.

Do not use if you are allergic to products containing sulphur.

3 Easy Steps

Shower at night before bedtime
Apply to all affected areas Just pat it on, don't rub it in Use an old clean tee-shirt to prevent stains on bedding. (For face and neck, use tee-shirt to cover pillow)
In the morning, shower with soap and wash cloth to remove residual Blemaquit®

That's all there is to it. You will see the results!

Before using Blemaquit®

After showering, apply Blemaquit® ont all affected areas. Sleep well, then shower after waking.

After Ten days .

After only one treatment with Blemaquit®, sun spots are greatly diminished.

Pathophysiology:
Tinea versicolor is caused by the dimorphic, lipophilic organism, Malassezia furfur, which is cultured only in media enriched with C12- to C14-sized fatty acids. M furfur is now the accepted name for the organism. Pityrosporon orbiculare, Pityrosporon ovale, and Malassezia ovalis are synonyms for M furfur. M furfur is a member of normal human cutaneous flora, and it is found in 18% of infants and 90-100% of adults. The organism can be found on normal skin and on skin regions demonstrating cutaneous disease. In patients with clinical disease, the organism is found in both the yeast (spore) stage and the filamentous (hyphal) form. Factors that lead to the conversion of the saprophytic yeast to the parasitic, mycelial morphologic form include a genetic predisposition; warm, humid environments; immunosuppression; malnutrition; and Cushing disease.

Ringworm is an infection of the skin caused by a fungus. Ringworm can affect your skin anywhere on your body (tinea corporis), your scalp (tinea capitis), your groin area (tinea cruris, also called jock itch), or feet (tinea pedis, also called athlete's foot). It is a common skin disorder, especially among children, but may occur in people of all ages. It is caused by mold-like fungi. When conditions are conducive to growth, such as increased moisture and warmth, the fungus can flourish.

Jock Itch (tinea cruris)
This itchy rash of the groin results from a superficial fungal infection of your skin. Men and women encounter the disease worldwide, although it is seen more often in the humid tropics. The rash may affect only your groin, but it may spread to include your inner thighs, genitals, and areas around your anus, rectum, or vagina.

Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a superficial skin infection of the foot caused by a moldlike fungus. T rubrum, T mentagrophytes, and Epidermophyton floccosum most commonly cause tinea pedis, with T rubrum being the most common cause worldwide.

Dermatophyte fungi invade the superficial keratin of the skin and the infection remains limited to this layer. It is thought that temperature and serum factors, such as beta globulins and ferritin, play a role in limiting the infection. However, the pathophysiology is not completely understood. The cutaneous presentation is dependent on the host’s immune system, as well as the infecting dermatophyte.

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Contact: Sales@BlemaQuit.com for immediate help or questions on distribution call Brian Penick directly 954-325-5171
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