Rocasea is associated with chronic facial skin redness and pimples and occurs in more women than men in the age group 30 to 50 years. It is associated with an excess flow of sebum.
Antibiotics can control the Rosacea and they do so by dealing with any secondary infections which arise because of the condition rather than controlling the condition itself.
The fenugreek tea is a good lymphatic tonic and will be useful.
It is considered now that Rocasea can be a result of Vitamin B's deficiencies (esp B2 )and low hydrochoric acid and other pancreatic and digestive enzymes.
Avoid milk, trans fatty acids, margarines, coffee, alcohol, hot and spicy drinks and foods can stimulate the condition.
As well an internal mix and prescribing an external spray (made from wheatgrass) may together with doetary consideratiions turn the Rosacea around.
When I treat it I use herbs to reduce skin and circulatory sensitivity while at the same time strengthening the blood vessel walls.
The Skin Recovery Spray has significant healing properties beyond wound healing and I would certainly consider a program which alternated this spray say in the morning with my Skin Magic Cream in the evening.