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Acne is overwhelming.
We make it simple.

10 years of experience organized into an easy-to-follow eBook that helps you clear your acne for good through food and lifestyle.

250-Page eBook All About Curing Acne
Clear Skin Food & Drink Database
Lifetime Access + Bonus Guides
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"Learning about the truth between acne and nutrition helped me finally get results"

9 Things You’ll Learn About Your Acne…

The 3 Root Causes Behind All Adult Acne

Why “Genetics” Aren’t to Blame for Your Acne

Why Acne Products Only Make Things Worse

The 3 Worst Food Groups For Acne

170+ Foods/Drinks Ranked for Clear Skin

Ultimate Guide to Clinically Proven Supplements

7 Fasting Strategies for Rapid Results

How to beat Thyroid, SIBO, Candida, and Fungal Acne

8+ Protocols (Keto, Gut, Carnivore, Plant-Based + More)

How is this possible?

Your Ancestors Never Had To Worry About Acne. That’s because they were rarely exposed to processed foods, harsh ingredients, and chemicals found in food and products today. Because of this, acne is common today. 

However, many don't realize that breakouts begin underneath the skin and are triggered by hormones, inflammation, the gut microbiome, and more. 

By making small, thoughtful changes to your nutrition and lifestyle, you will begin to treat these underlying causes, and your skin will show it!

Now everyone is different, so how do you know which changes will work for you? 

The Unmasking Acne resource guide is designed to help everyone clear their skin no matter their acne type, skin condition, age, gender, dietary protocol, or other medical issues.

Ayla's Success

Figured out how to manage insulin and acne-causing hormones
Reduced use of acne products after learning how they counteract clear skin
Made simple food substitutions away from acne-causing foods
The vegan diet protocol helped Ayla fix her vegan diet away from triggering breakouts

Another example, Haris…

Figured out why inflammation was his main trigger
Adjusted his Omega 3/6 intake ratio to help inflammation
Incorporated the right fasting strategy
Improved digestion following the gut diet protocol

6 Reasons to Get Unmasking Acne eBook Right Now

Start Right Away With Easy Wins From Day 1

We teach you several quick wins you can immediately implement to begin healing your skin using a combination of diet, lifestyle, and skincare products.

Debunk All the Acne Myths 

Overcome the acne myths that hold people back from progress so that you can focus on the factors that actually cause acne.

Assess the Best and Worst Foods for Acne

Surprisingly,  even healthy foods (like walnuts) can cause acne breakouts. With this overview, you will be able to alter your diet to reduce acne diets.

Fine Tune Supplements and Lifestyle for Skincare

Learn how to quickly evaluate your nutrient profile and begin supplementing with the correct vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to clear your skin. 

Use Meal Timing & Fasting

Many people are surprised to learn what a vital role fasting can play in clearing your skin after learning the various methods for clear skin.

1-Year Money-Back Guarantee

Our goal is to provide value and help change people’s skin! If you are unsatisfied for any reason, we offer a 1-year return policy, no questions asked!

What others are saying about their acne!

People are often surprised how the root causes of acne were right in front of them the whole time!

Emily Schamel

Acne Products Were Not Working

"An excellent primer on the whys and hows of dealing with acne. Especially helpful – the chapter on why acne products don’t work (hello, benzoyl peroxide) and section 5, which outlines the protocols that do. I’m a relatively healthy and active person (at least compared to some of my friends), but I was still dealing with stubborn, hormonal acne cystic in my late 20s after using Accutane."

Ella Jones

Thyroid Issue Causing Acne

"I tried just about everything to get rid of my acne, but nothing seemed to work. After reading the book, I realized a Thyroid issue caused my acne, and some simple changes could go a long way. My acne isn’t totally gone, but in just a few weeks, it’s probably 80-90% better."

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Unmasking Acne eBook
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Food and Drink Database
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Proven acne-clearing strategies that work! 

There is no need to feel overwhelmed about acne any longer with these strategies that have taken 10+ years to learn and test.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this actually clear my skin?

Yes, this is an unconventional approach that works! The skincare industry has sold us the idea that we need products to cure acne. This is not the truth, and by following our guide, you will be able to solve the triggers of your acne and not the surface symptoms.

What’s your refund policy?

If you are unsatisfied for any reason, we offer a no questions asked refund policy! Just email [email protected], and we will process a refund within a couple of hours.

What eBook formats do I receive?

You will receive a PDF, ePub, and Mobi files.

How and when do I receive access to the eBook and Food and Drink Database?

After your purchase is completed, you will receive an email with a link to your eBook and registration to sign up for the Food and Drink Database.

How is this a personalized approach if it's an ebook?

Unmasking Acne lays out all of the possible triggers of acne from diet, supplements, and other factors to help you pinpoint which could be unknowingly affecting you. Then you can apply that specific information to your lifestyle and habits.

Will I have to stop eating all of the tasty foods I am used?

Not all tasty foods! The goal is to help you narrow down which food could be causing your breakouts—then eliminate each one for a couple of weeks. If you notice your skin flaring up, you may want to eliminate or reduce your portion of the food.

Can I try Unmasking Acne strategies if I am currently on acne medication?

Absolutely! This approach focuses on the root causes of acne and how to cure it through nutrition and lifestyle. Always check with your provider if you are thinking about stopping your medication. 

I am busy, will I still get results?

Yes, sometimes habits we are doing daily can be the trigger of acne. Unmasking Acne strategies are designed to be a complement to any lifestyle.

I am healthy and fit but still have acne. Will this help me?

Being healthy and fit is a great start but when it comes to acne healthy can mean different things. For example, milk and whey are excellent options for protein after strength training. However, dairy is a known acne trigger because of the IGF-1 levels. Unmasking Acne uncovers some surprising acne triggers that are otherwise healthy and good for you!

Will I have to purchase any other skincare products with this?

No, this will actually save you money on acne products! Our whole approach to acne is to reduce the need for skincare products by curing acne by targeting inflammation, hormones, and more. Unmasking Acne does cover the basic principles of a simple skincare routine, what to incorporate, and, more importantly, what to avoid.

I am not in the USA, can I still purchase?

Yes, as long as you can provide the following payment methods: Apple Pay, Google Pay, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or PayPal.

About The Author

Sam Wood - Author and Founder

I have been fighting acne breakouts since I was a teenager. 

I’ve tried dozens of acne remedies, including drugs, creams, skin treatments, and supplements. No matter what I tried, nothing seemed to help. 

During this time, my self-confidence was at an all-time low and my skin was constantly in pain. I never want anyone to go through what I had to deal with, and that's precisely why I'm passionate about helping others get clear skin and improve their confidence.

I spent over six years experimenting, researching peer-reviewed journals from top-tier university institutions and research firms to clear my acne. I created the GoodGlow and the Unmasking Acne eBook to share my learnings with others. I’m happy to share that after four years, we’ve helped over 2,000 people clear their acne.

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Root Cause #2: Inflammation

Inflammation, just like insulin, isn’t inherently bad. Basically, inflammation is our body’s basic mechanism to help heal and protect the body. It’s our natural response to foreign invaders, like toxins, bacteria, viruses, and physical damage. In moderation, inflammation is a good thing. When you get a cut or bruise, inflammation is your body’s way of making sure it doesn’t get infected. You wouldn’t survive if it wasn’t for inflammation. Inflammation only becomes problematic when it becomes chronic, or, in other words, when we have an overactive immune system that triggers inflammatory events too often.

Unfortunately, just like insulin, inflammation and chronic inflammation are more common than ever before. They can be triggered by extremely common ingredients found in everyday foods – even “healthy” foods, like yogurt, protein bars, and salad dressings. It’s no surprise that rates of both chronic inflammation and acne are at all-time highs.

With chronic inflammation, your immune system (which responds to threats like viruses, bacteria, and other foreign invaders) is overly active. It treats everything like a major threat, even if it really isn’t dangerous. Stress, naturally occurring infections, and even certain foods become sources of inflammation. These are routine bodily functions, but because of an overactive immune system, your body responds to them like serious threats – one of these “routine bodily functions” is, you guessed it, acne infections.

An acne infection isn’t all that dangerous or threatening to the body. It doesn’t take a large inflammatory response to make sure no damage is done, but when you suffer from chronic inflammation, your body thinks any infection is a huge threat. Even small acne infections caused by a blocked pore put your immune system on high alert. Tons of pro-inflammatory cells called cytokines are sent to the pore to clean up the mess. In order to stop this harmless acne infection, your body responds as if it were a serious cut or injury – by producing a red, protruding, inflamed comedo, or pimple.

In summary, acne is an inflammatory response – pimples are the byproduct of inflammation in response to a bacterial infection. This is yet another reason why using harsh chemicals or cleansers won’t get rid of most acne – chronic inflammation is an immune response which occurs inside the body, not on the surface of the skin. While some antiinflammatory topicals can help with the appearance of acne, they’re only treating the surface level issue of inflammation.

That’s why it’s crucial to tackle acne at the source: by fixing the dietary imbalances and triggers that lead to chronic inflammation.

How Our Consumption of Unhealthy Fats Cause Chronic Inflammation

Just like the other root causes of acne, chronic inflammation is largely a side-effect of our modern diet and lifestyle. The main culprit: our increased consumption of unhealthy, industrialized fats.

Note: Digestive issues and food intolerances are also a major cause of both inflammation and insulin, which is why I consider them to be their own root cause – for this reason, they will be covered in the next section. All the root causes connect with each other and influence one another. Before we even get into this topic, I need to start out by saying that fat is not evil. In fact, many fats are extremely healthy for you and your skin. I actually recommend that most individuals struggling with insulin and inflammation-related acne start out by decreasing carb consumption and increasing healthy fat consumption (again, we’ll cover this in the next section).

The problem isn’t fat in general, but a specific type of fats that are inflammatory, known as polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acids. For years the USDA told us that in order to be healthy, we needed to avoid healthy, saturated fats and instead eat plenty of whole grains and refined carbohydrates. The end result is that both consumers and food producers alike have replaced these healthy fats (like coconut oil, extra-virgin olive oil, and ghee butter) with unhealthy, acne-causing industrial fats (like vegetable oils and margarine).

The reason for this is pretty straightforward – these seemingly healthy fats look a lot better on a nutrition label. If you believe that “saturated fat is evil,” then these processed, low-saturated-fat vegetable oils, like canola, corn, or sunflower oil, seem like they’re a lot better for you than saturated fats like coconut or olive oil. In reality, the exact opposite is true. It’s not saturated fat we need to worry about, but polyunsaturated fat.

Polyunsaturated Fats, Omega-3, Omega-6, and Inflammatory Acne

In the world of fats, none are more important for how our body handles
inflammatory responses than polyunsaturated fats, and more specifically, two types of polyunsaturated fats – Omega-3 and Omega-6:

  • Omega-3 Fats: Anti-inflammatory. More Omega-3s means less inflammation, which means less acne
  • Omega-6 Fats: Pro-inflammatory. More Omega-6s means more inflammation, which means more acne

Your body needs both fats to thrive. Omega-6 isn’t completely evil – it’s necessary for brain development, hair growth, and a well-functioning immune system, it’s just that too much omega-6 can lead to chronic inflammation. Basically, you need to balance the amount of omega-6 fatty acids you eat with omega-3 fatty acids, otherwise you’re likely to trigger large inflammatory responses.

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