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Acne can be prevented by avoiding certain foods and substances and by getting some which are vital to having healthy skin. One of those substances which should be avoided is caffeine. According to a plastic surgeon in the Philippines, if one cannot avoid taking caffeine in, because work demands that one stays awake all the time, then at least its intake should be reduced. Caffeine induces the onset of acne because it increases the levels of stress hormones in the body which in turn aggravates acne. Thus, one should avoid eating or drinking coffee, tea, chocolate, and other stimulant containing drinks, for these are rich in caffeine.

Another group of food that should be avoided is dairy and red meat. These substances are harmful for the skin in many ways. First, they contain high levels of hormones which, as we already know, tend to result in more acne. Furthermore, they also affect the onset of acne through the digestive system. A healthy skin is affected by healthy internal organs. The digestive organs cannot be healthy if one takes a regular intake of too much dairy products and red meat. This is because these products are hard to digest. They also form acids in the body. Thus, where one’s digestive system is problematic because it finds it hard to digest high levels of animal protein, then the body will not be able to get rid of waste products effectively. These unreleased waste products will, therefore, be through the skin as acne. Continue reading ‘Acne Buster 102: More Tips on How to Prevent Acne on the Face’ »

Acne is a common problem among teens. For some reason, teens and adults alike have developed several misconceptions as to the sources and treatment of acne which are not based on any scientific fact or logic. These acne myths can be divided into two: there are myths which propose certain matters as sources of the onset of acne, while another group of myths refer to the treatment and/or prevention of acne.

An example of a myth regarding the sources of acne is what many people believe – that acne is related to diet. Thus, many people maintain that certain foods cause them acne, and hence avoid eating them. However, this has no basis in science. There is no evidence which links certain food believed to cause acne, like chocolate, sugar, oil, milk, and seafood, to actually do so. There is really no connection between the number of chocolates one eats to his acne, a plastic surgeon in the Philippines confirmed. Continue reading ‘Common Acne Myths: Debunking the Myths about Acne’ »

Acne respond favorably or unfavorably to different products or medication that a person takes into his system. Thus, it is imperative that one realizes the effects of these to his digestive system and to his skin, in order for him to avoid getting acne. This is because, should he find out that his medication is harmful for his skin, then he could take the appropriate steps to counter these harmful substances or to stop taking them in altogether.

Healthy skin stems from a healthy digestive system. According to dieticians and a plastic surgeon in the Philippines where one’s digestive system is poor because of poor digestion and constipation, it cannot absorb essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients which are indispensable for a healthy skin. This results in more acne because the body is not able to get rid of waste effectively and these wastes get excreted from the body through the skin instead. Continue reading ‘Acne Solutions: Knowing which Acne Products that Work and Those that Don’t’ »

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