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When I lived in Scotland in the early 90's, I was part of a trial which was for the treatment of chronic dry skin conditions. The capsules worked a treat but ever since I’ve not been able to get them. It has been the only treatment that has worked for me.


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That's interesting :)
You can certainly purchase borage (starflower) oil capsules in most health shops.

I don't think the bigger high street health stores like H&B stock advocado oil capsules or advocado oil itself…not as yet anyway. If you run a search for the UK it comes up with nothing in the way of links for shops selling advocado oil capsules either. But you can find advocado oil, but I could only find one for food grade Virgin(ie not carrier oil for use externally) it is expensive at £11.95 for 750ml:
http://www.just-cook.co.uk/epages/whfh28…
But you could just take a small amount a day, as if you were taking capsules and the 750ml should last you ages.

You might have to take them this way: borage capsules and advocado oil by the tsp….or alternatively use in salad dressings. Though advocado oil is supposed to be a good source of vitamin E, I would also consider taking fish oil capsules and Vitamin E capsules (400iu) alongside the advocado oil and borage oil. That way you will get a good balance of fatty acids and Vitamin E to protect them (internally) from oxidation.

You could contact this NZ advocado oil producer and ask if they have any agents/stockists in the UK as an alternative, to see if the price is more competitive:
http://www.avocado-oil.co.nz/contact-us….

Hope this helps.
Best wishes.


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Go to any drug store and look in the vitamin section..

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