Annoying spots inside my nostrils?

Anyone know what they are? I get them all the time and they're annoying because they last for days, they make my nose turn red and shiny, and my whole nose is sore. Then they go.

I would like to look up a cure on the Internet, but I don't even know what they're called!

 

they sound pretty instense man. what color are they?

 

they sound pretty instense man. what color are they?

 

stop eating sugar or food with high fat, drink plenty of non fluoridated water (ie not tap water) and twice a day add a few drops of peppermint oil to the water. stay away from macdonalds and the like.

 

Oops, I made this thread a month ago and forgot about it... sorry!

I only eat a small amount of sugar, although I do have honey every day. The only high-fat food I eat is chocolate and butter. I don't think I could cope without butter, and chocolate is eaten in moderation. I only drink filtered water, but I'll try the peppermint oil... what does that do?

Haha! I'm health-conscious. Macdonalds is the last place I'd eat! (I won't eat in any restaurant unless I know every ingredient is organic and natural, plus I don't eat wheat or beef!)

 

the peppermint seems to act as a cleanser for your body if used one way and a disenfectant if used another.

when i was a kid i had to work for Mcdonalds needless to say i saw many eye opening practices. before working there, i hardly ate there - i couldn't afford to!! the long term staff were covered head to toe in angry, laden pustules. in the changing room one poor fellow looked like a spotted leopard as he donned the work garb. the food was laden with a thick grease that covered most surfaces, with a hint of pickle?? no-one washed their hands and whilst bending down one night i caught sight of a beefburger slap on the tile floor (about two feet from my head) the next thing that followed was a large foot that pummelled the burger further into the grout. to my amazement the foot was followed by by a spatula that gracefully scooped the contents back onto the griddle and later into the mouth of a grateful customer.