Less soap cleanser can cure head lice in California, said Dr.
Treating head lice can be obtained much easier. A dermatologist in California urges doctors and parents to try a new treatment that he says is easy and successful. Dr. Dale Pearlman, writing in the December issue of the journal Pediatrics, said parents can use an off-the-shelf replacement for the soap, Cetaphil gentle cleanser for the treatment of lice. The treatment involves soaking the hair and scalp with Cetaphil and then using a hair dryer to dry the lotion in his place. The drying sheets lice and the stigma of breathing holes and suffocates the insects.His original head lice research, a cure rate of 96% with this method appeared in Pediatrics in September 2004 between the media attention. In this study, Dr. Pearlman said his method is capable of infestations of head
lice without cleaning the house wide and slow withdrawal had no time to heal. He said the treatment was successful against the resistant cases to conventional treatments such as permethrin, malathion and pyrethrum. At that time, Dr. Pearlman hope that a pharmaceutical company would have its invention and improvement of its prototype.However, Dr. Pearlman talks with several companies and has created any serious offer to make. I think that pharmaceutical companies have concluded that the market was too small lice in view of the development costs and regulation, said Dr. Pearlman.However, interest in the product remained high in public. I kept getting emails from around the world for people who want to try my method. So I decided to announce that the method could be used witha cleanser Cetaphil. I want to be doctors and nurses are able to seek treatment with their own patients. More information on Skin Cleanser Cetaphil gentle used to treat head lice is available on Dr. Pearlman Dr. Pearlman Nuvoforheadlice said his website that he has no business relationship with Galderma Corporation, the manufacturer of Cetaphil.