What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
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What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
Look up Zeno and tell me what you think. I think it looks promising, but would like to hear some opinoins.
Dubsack- Posts: 86
Join date: 2009-06-08
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
It'll help if you're unfortunate to have pussy zits on your penis. but whether it'll help reduce the appearance of your sebaceous glands? I very much doubt it.
I don't know about you, but if I choose another area on my body, the inside of my upper arms for example, and stretch the skin tight so that the sebaceous glands in this area of skin become more visible. It becomes clear to see just how simillar the glands in this area of skin are to the sebaceous glands I have on my penis. So what I conclude is, there's nothing wrong with the sebaceous prominence on the penis apart from the fact that it's there in the first place. And I'm guessing they stand out so much more on the penis because of the type of skin that I have on my penis (thin, therefore they're closer to the surface, and also the skin on my penis is darker than anywhere else on my body which also makes them appear more obvious, although you could argue that when you tan then surely sebaceous glands would appear more visible on other parts of the body which for me is not the case)
So we're just unfortunate that these glands/follicles continue to a further extend up the shaft than other guys I'm afraid to say.
And what's the reason for them being further up the shaft? same reason why some guys are completely covered in hair, hairy chest, very hairy facial hair etc etc...then other guys are not so hairy.
I don't know about you, but if I choose another area on my body, the inside of my upper arms for example, and stretch the skin tight so that the sebaceous glands in this area of skin become more visible. It becomes clear to see just how simillar the glands in this area of skin are to the sebaceous glands I have on my penis. So what I conclude is, there's nothing wrong with the sebaceous prominence on the penis apart from the fact that it's there in the first place. And I'm guessing they stand out so much more on the penis because of the type of skin that I have on my penis (thin, therefore they're closer to the surface, and also the skin on my penis is darker than anywhere else on my body which also makes them appear more obvious, although you could argue that when you tan then surely sebaceous glands would appear more visible on other parts of the body which for me is not the case)
So we're just unfortunate that these glands/follicles continue to a further extend up the shaft than other guys I'm afraid to say.
And what's the reason for them being further up the shaft? same reason why some guys are completely covered in hair, hairy chest, very hairy facial hair etc etc...then other guys are not so hairy.
davo- Posts: 21
Join date: 2009-05-22
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
that was a stupid response to a legitimate question. heat has been linked to reduce SP, your answer didnt have any support to it other than that SP isnt pussy zits, which no shit. i dont get with the assanine responses, im asking a question someone who knows more than me could maybe provide evidence of why or why not i should spend my money.
Dubsack- Posts: 86
Join date: 2009-06-08
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
Zeno is a hand-held battery-operated device designed with a tip that heats to a pre-set temperature. The biocompatible tip is designed for direct contact with a blemish on the skin. Once in contact with a blemish, the tip will transfer heat into the follicle. An internal PID controller chip continually modulates the temperature to a fixed range even under different skin and circulation conditions by adjusting the flow of energy to match precisely the heat absorption of the individual user. Zeno’s microprocessor adapts not only to your individual skin type but also to the heat absorption characteristics of the location of the pimple. Your Zeno adapts to you! An integral digital timer controls the treatment time. The level of heat does not cause skin damage.
Specifically, Zeno stimulates a heat-shock response in p. acnes, the bacteria causing at least 90% of all acne blemishes. Heat shock proteins, activated by bacterial cells under heat stress, cause the self-destruction of p. acnes within the lesion, reducing inflammation and allowing the skin to return to a healthy state.
It says it reaches the follicle and all that shit so i dunno this is why im asking, looks promising
Specifically, Zeno stimulates a heat-shock response in p. acnes, the bacteria causing at least 90% of all acne blemishes. Heat shock proteins, activated by bacterial cells under heat stress, cause the self-destruction of p. acnes within the lesion, reducing inflammation and allowing the skin to return to a healthy state.
It says it reaches the follicle and all that shit so i dunno this is why im asking, looks promising
Dubsack- Posts: 86
Join date: 2009-06-08
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
since when has heat been shown to reduce sp? in any case, zeno's primary mode of action is to heat up p acne bacteria until it dies. sp has nothing to do with p acne bacteria (as far as i know), so i dont see how it could help. of course, this could be one of those off the wall miracle cures, but much like the lumiport pens from back in the day, i wouldnt bet the farm on it.
and davo, youre dead on. i have sp on the thin skin on my throat (not particularly noticeable, considering the color of my skin), as well as on the thin skin under my eyes. here, you can see them as the small light bumps on the dark bags under my eye.

there isnt anything wrong with these glands, theyre just in places where my particular skin type cant support them. i guarantee that we all have them in other places, we just dont particularly notice them.
and davo, youre dead on. i have sp on the thin skin on my throat (not particularly noticeable, considering the color of my skin), as well as on the thin skin under my eyes. here, you can see them as the small light bumps on the dark bags under my eye.

there isnt anything wrong with these glands, theyre just in places where my particular skin type cant support them. i guarantee that we all have them in other places, we just dont particularly notice them.
late_thought- Posts: 369
Join date: 2009-05-17
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
cheers for agreeing with me latethought.
stupid response hey? ok then, here's an alternative, buy the zeno thing and find out for yourself.
stupid response hey? ok then, here's an alternative, buy the zeno thing and find out for yourself.
davo- Posts: 21
Join date: 2009-05-22
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
I've tried the Zeno and it doesn't work. It's expensive too.
Strivingon2008- Posts: 56
Join date: 2009-05-14
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
rats string. and dave i said ur response was stupid to the question asked, i didnt say the info u provided was not correct, i understand everything you said it just didnt really relate to what I was asking.
Dubsack- Posts: 86
Join date: 2009-06-08
Re: What about Zeno? kills bacteria by heat.
"Look up Zeno and tell me what you think. I think it looks promising, but would like to hear some opinoins"
Well you didn't really ask a question did you.
I looked up Zeno, told you what I thought and addressed my opinion.
Well you didn't really ask a question did you.
I looked up Zeno, told you what I thought and addressed my opinion.
davo- Posts: 21
Join date: 2009-05-22
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