Monday, September 24, 2012

Discover The Top 7 FAQs About Your Acne


I'm sure that you must have your own acne faqs about your
skin condition. Acne is a very common skin condition that the
majority of us have had some experience with at one time or another.
Dealing with the condition is hard enough but when you add all the inaccurate information that is available out there about acne it just creates more confusion and stress, when all you want is some clear answers so that you can deal with your acne effectively.
I hope that the following answers to these 7 acne faqs will be the answers you've been looking for.
Is Acne Contagious - Can You Catch Acne From Someone Else?
Answer: It's true that some forms of acne contain bacterium. However, because the bacterium is confined within your hair follicles which are located beneath your skin, physical contact from someone who has acne will not transfer the condition to you.
2.) Is Acne Hereditary - If My Parents Have Or Had Acne Does That Mean I Will Also Have Acne?
Answer: The research conducted has shown a link between acne and heredity. Bear in mind that the studies do not draw the conclusion that if you are a child of parents who have a history of acne that you'll also have acne. You do however have a higher risk of developing acne.
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3.) Is There A Link Between The Foods You Eat And Drink And Acne?
Answer: Studies have been conducted over the years to make
a connection between the foods you eat and drink and the causes of acne. The studies have tried to make the case that foods such as candy, orange juice, chocolate, milk and greasy fried foods cause
or make your condition worse.
The case that acne is caused or made worse by eating and drinking certain foods we consume in our daily diet has not been proven.
A good course of action would be to monitor closely your diet and take note of any food and or drinks which
you feel causes a negative reaction in your skin. Armed with this information it would make sense to stop eating and drinking those foods.
4.) Is There A Connection Between Stress And Acne?
Answer: Stress does not cause acne in a direct sense but it has been shown to aggravate the condition. If you are prone to having acne outbreaks brought on by stress, then having a stress management plan to fall back on makes good sense. Having a plan to manage your stress will be valuable to you not only in keeping your acne in check but your over-all health life as well.
5.) Does Make Up Or Sunscreen Make Acne Worse?
Answer: Products that tend to be thick and greasy may plug up the follicles on your skin leading to problems of acne developing on your skin. Our skins are all different and therefore will react differently to various products.
If you have a history of acne then you will have to be more careful about what you put on your skin. Be sure to apply only oil free products to your skin and always do a test of the product on a small area of your skin before using it on larger areas of your body.
6.) Does Exercising Affect My Acne?
Answer: Many acne sufferers do experience a worsening of their acne after exercising. As yet there is no clear answer as to why this is the case.
7.) Why Has My Acne Stopped Responding To Current Treatment?
Answer: Your body has a tendency to become accustomed to medication to the point where its initial effectiveness may diminish or stop working after a period of time.You may want to consider using your different acne treatments on a rotational basis.


by Thomas C. Campbell

Friday, September 21, 2012

"An Orgasm a Day Keeps the Doctor Away"


     10 Benefits of Orgasm:


     1. Smooth & brighter skin.

     2. You don't need any Vitamin C or Echinacea.
     3. Better quality of sleep.
     4. Improves pain threshold, especially headache!
     5. Strengthens your heart!
     6. Combat stress.
     7. Reduces risk of Prostate Cancer (for Man).
     8. Diminished Breast Cancer risk (for Woman). 
     9. Improve Longevity 
   10. Reduces joint pain due to aging..

What more could you ask for?? Get your engines started! 




Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Joke of the day #2

Joke of the day #2

Potent and Precious Ingredients in Garlic


Garlic is extensively used in herbal medicine to treat a variety of ailments and today there is evidence that it can help reduce high cholesterol levels.
We may already know that garlic is good for us, but its strong scent can sometimes deter us from taking enough of this potent antioxidant.

Fortunately, the amazing curative properties of garlic can now be enjoyed by all, thanks to Belgian scientists who worked in collaboration with several European universities to develop superior varieties of garlic that yield higher actives of vinyldithiins and sulfides. In addition, they came up with a special super-critical extraction process using extremely low temperature with liquid carbon dioxide and nitrogen, unlike other garlic supplements that do not contain standardized amounts of vinyldithiins and sulfides due to the outdated extraction methods used.

Only the vinyldithiins and sulfides in garlic will increase HDL and reduce LDL.
The efficacy of vinyldithiins and sulfides on cholesterol was noted in the major clinical study published by Arun Bordia in 1981 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

This double blinded, randomized, placebo controlled study demonstrated the efficacy of a garlic preparation on the different lipid blood fractions, in particular on TG and HDL.

The results obtained after 6-10 months showed the significant efficacy of the product on HDL (increased to ~+40%), LDL (reduced ~-16.7%) and on triglycerides TG (around ~-36%). No other natural supplement was able to match vinyldithiins and sulfides in lowering LDL whilst increasing HDL without any side effects.

Point to consider:
Potent combination: vinyldithiins and sulfides and omega-3 fish oil?
Reference:
Effect of Garlic (Allium sativum) on blood lipids in patients with coronary heart disease. Arun Bordia, M.D. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 34: October 1981, pp.2100-2103