Hi, I am Dr. Boyce Berkel, and I want to help you get started on a long term program to avoid skin problems if you don't have any yet, and manage your skin problems successfully if you do. As a diabetic with skin problems and working with diabetics every day, I can't wait to tell you about Stevens Skin Cream But first let me tell you what I've found and what disturbs me greatly. I found out that most of the skin creams recommended for diabetic skin problems do not work, and are really not what diabetics should be putting on their skin.

"The AAWP endorses Stevens Skin Care Products as a good cream for dry skin" Dr. Corinne Dauderer (former Vice President - AAWP)

Here's Why: 1. They did not contain the right moisturizers if any - people with diabetes get a type of nerve damage called autonomic neuropathy. This causes their feet to sweat less or not at all, leading to dryness. Treatment should be aimed at restoring the moisture. Most doctors and pharmacists recommend treatment designed to keep moisture from leaving the skin. This is not the best approach for Diabetics. 2. They do not contain antiseptics - people with diabetes are prone to bacterial and fungal infections of the feet. Treatment should be aimed at lowering the bacterial and fungal population of the feet, and reducing the chance of infection. 3. But most disturbing of all, they contain petrolatum, mineral oil, lanolin or various forms of waxes which clog your pores and prevent the skin from breathing. Later Dr. John R. White, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy at Washington State University, will tell you why these products do not work for Diabetics. You may be saying to yourself... so what? Well, take a look at the following sobering statistics. Diabetic foot problems cause more hospital stays that any other complications of diabetes. More than 14 million diabetics in the US have peripheral neuropathy and are at risk of developing diabetic foot ulcers. an equal number suffer from symptoms associated with calluses, corns and build-up areas of painful dry, cracked skin. These can also lead to ulcers and problems with infection 2.1 million diabetics will develop diabetic foot ulcers. Of these, 525,000 will eventually undergo amputation of one or both lower extremities.

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From the standpoint of the feet, there are only 2 types of diabetics. Those who have foot problems, and those who will have foot problems. Can you see the merit, and extreme importance of taking care of your feet?

Isn't it reassuring to know that you are learning right now that you can avoid or relieve many of these problems?

As part of your foot care, you must have a long term maintenance program for moisturing your feet. This program should be easy to follow, and should involve the use of an effective moisturizer. But before I tell you about that, let me pause here to give you a double warning!

Warning #1: Do Not Put Any Moisturizer On Your Feet That Does Not Meet the Following 5 Criteria!

1. Must have De-iodized water.

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• Your body is alkaline. Chronic inflammation and infection sets up an acid state in your tissues in the area of inflammation and infection. De-iodized water helps to restore your tissues to a normal, healthy, alkaline state.
• It is rich in oxygen and calcium, and other positive minerals such as potassium, magnesium and others. These minerals are essential in maintaining healthy tissues.
• Ionization cuts the size of the water molecule cluster in half, making it more permeable and easily absorbed into your tissues, thus helping to restore moisture.
• It is a superb antioxidant. Antioxidants protect your tissues from further free-radical damage.

2. Must have moisturizers.

Your skin and soft tissues are 70% water...they function best, and are most healthy when well hydrated. Any effort to improving your condition must include restoring your tissues to as healthy a state as is possible, and moisture is of primary importance, especially to the Diabetic foot.

3. Must have Antiseptics

People with diabetes are prone to bacterial and fungal infections of the feet. Treatment should be aimed at lowering the bacterial and fungal population of the feet, and reducing the chance of infection.

"...Most of my Diabetics in my practice use Stevens Cream on their feet..."

4. Must have anti-oxidants

Anti-oxidants protect your tissues from free-radical damage.

5. Must have nutrient packed ingredients.

These include the following vitamins. Vitamin B-complex (vital in maintaining healthy nerves). Vitamins A, C, and E(essential in maintaining healthy tissues).

Petrolatum, Mineral oil, Lanolin, Waxes nor Alcohol

Alcohol evaporates taking moisture from the skin and causing further dryness, while the petrolatum, mineral oil, lanolin and waxes clog your skins pores, preventing moisture from entering your skin, and also preventing your skin from breathing.

Now that you've seen the comparison chart, don't you feel that you
can make a better decision when choosing your moisturizer?

Here's How I discovered Stevens Skin Softener Cream, and how you can benefit greatly from that discovery.

About 7 years ago my wife, a home health nurse at the time was treating 2 patients with leg ulcers. After months of not responding to medical treatments, one patient was sent to a plastic surgeon for consideration for skin grafting, but was told by the surgeon - there was nothing that could be done. He would have to live with the ulcer. There being nothing really left to do, with permission from their physician, my wife applied Stevens Skin Softener Cream to the ulcer and in about 10 days it cleared up. The other patient with the ulcer got the same speedy result. I made up my mind to meet Mr. Stevens so that I could learn everything about the cream and find out what made it so effective.