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» Zinc Acne
By Patricia Howitt | Published 12/12/2005 | Acne |
Zinc acne treatment is effective for acne symptoms even though there is a small percentage where it is not found to be satisfying. Zinc is one of the natural acne treatments. Zinc is a mineral found naturally in foods. Acne is caused by hormonal imbalance combined with congesting blood toxins. Zinc plays a very key role in hormonal balance.
» Vitamin B5 Acne
By Patricia Howitt | Published 12/12/2005 | Acne |
If in fact vitamin B5 acne was caused by its deficiency then it wouldn't take nearly as much of the dose being advocated to correct the deficiency. B5 is used as a treatment for several diseases, yet well under 2 grams and usually less then 0.5 grams are typically used with results for these other various diseases.
» Treat acne
By Patricia Howitt | Published 12/12/2005 | Acne |
Acnes are known to be caused by blocked skin pores. During puberty, male hormones known as androgen are found in both sexes. This hormone stimulates the production of sebaceous glands. Sebum, which is a natural lubricant secreted by the skin gets trapped in these blocked pores resulting in bacterial infection Acnes are not only a painful experience physically, but also mentally, since acnes can lead to disfigurement and scarring. Acnes are more prevalent among the teenage bracket.
» Teen Acne
By Patricia Howitt | Published 12/12/2005 | Acne |
Eighty five percent of individuals between the ages of 12 and 24 are affected by teen acne. As a result of the increased hormone production, it commonly begins during puberty. The primary hormone that affects acne by causing increased sebum production is Androgen (testosterone).
» Tea tree oil acne
By Patricia Howitt | Published 12/12/2005 | Acne |
Tea tree oil is a natural extract from the leaves of Melaleuca Alternafolia. The tea tree grows in Australia and Asia. This tall evergreen tree has a white, spongy bark. Tea tree oil from the leaves is used medicinally and is credited with powerful anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, and anti-viral qualities. The product has been traditionally used for such conditions like athlete?s foot, body odor, bad breath, cold sores, and acne conditions.


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