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Acne's Early Warning Signals
Acne's Early Warning Signals
At the first sign of acne you should be ready to spring into action. What are acne's first signs? The symptoms to watch for are small, tender, red spots that later turn into pimples containing puss-like degraded fatty acids. These first signs of acne usually disappear over a few days or weeks, depending on the severity. Because severe acne can cause scars it's important to act quickly when you spot skin blemishes. Your first action should be: Do your best to control stress or emotional tension. Refrain from squeezing or picking at the pimples. Wash your face regularly with a mild cleanser. Wash your skin whenever you feel perspiration. Use a light touch when washing as hard scrubbing may aggravate your acne. Shampoo your hair regularly and wear a style that prevents your hair from constantly touching your face. Avoid oily creams and foundations. They clog pores and may cause pimples. Use water-based moisturizers. Adopt a sensible, varied diet. Drink lots of water and exercise regularly. Should you rush to a dermatologist at the first sign of a skin blemish? Probably not. Mild acne can be treated with over-the-counter medications. It's wise to ask your pharmacist for advice on an acne remedy. They stay up to date on the most effective treatments and can give valuable advice.....
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Cause Of Acne
So what's the real cause of acne?
Acne occurs when your body contains more toxics than your kidneys and bowels can remove. (Your kidneys and bowels are the two primary channels of elimination that your body expel toxics and waste products through.)
These toxics can be the accumulation of fat stored chemicals the liver can not wash out or there may be a problem with fat digestion, fat accumulation, food allergy, or even the accumulation of hormones that your body produces.
Once these toxics build up, your kidneys and bowels can get overloaded and clogged up, causing it to not function properly. When that happens some of the load will be dumped onto your liver. One of your liver's main roles is to metabolize pile up fat into usable energy for your body. |
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