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		<title>How Can Your Diet Help Control Acne?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:18:40 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ashley King</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many folks commonly think that diet has a role in a person's skin condition, including its overall health and look. Others assert that an insufficient diet is irrelevant in regards to effects on the epidermis or on particular skin conditions, for instance acne. The truth is, your diet definitely has a huge impact on your skin, and there are a few studies to back this up.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We are always told that diet affects the health and appearance of our skin. However some people say a poor diet doesn&#8217;t contribute to your skin or cause skin conditions like acne. Well, you must know, one side is correct, and that side tells you that the way you consume food undoubtedly impacts your skin.</p>
<p>Poor diet isn&#8217;t the only cause of acne but it&#8217;s a great contributor and it is something not to be taken lightly. If you eat the proper diet for addressing your acne it will be gone forever and you&#8217;ll have smooth, clear skin once again.</p>
<p>Of course, to be able to adhere to a diet for acne treatment, it will be a requirement for you to learn about which foods are best for you to consume. Fresh vegetables and fruits are ideal foods to consume, and you must try to base your meals on these. Carrots, tomatoes, lettuce, and greens are all excellent examples of vegetables that offer your body essential nutrients. They also help replenish your skin.</p>
<p>Fruits have a lot of nutritional value as well, however you should really only eat them prior to noon. This will allow your body the time it needs to eliminate the natural sugars that are contained inside fruit.</p>
<p>Not eating certain foods that will trigger acne and cause your skin to break out is an important component of a diet to treat acne. All deep-fried, sugary, salty, or fattening non-nutritious foods are basically unhealthful for you to consume. If you want to treat your acne through diet, you should not eat them.</p>
<p>Drinking plenty of water is another way to prevent getting acne. Water flushes the toxins from your body and helps to keep your pores clean and clear of acne-producing bacteria and dead skin cells.</p>
<p>Eating well to get rid of acne is the best way to go. It is an approach that you&#8217;ll want to continue over the long term, since it is not going to have anything but good things to show for it.</p>
<p>Acne is a problem that can happen to anyone, no matter their age or lifestyle. Fortunately, there are a number of different ways to treat the problem, from changes to your diet to more extreme measures such as laser treatment. Learn more at <a href="http://acnerelief.wellnessandhealthnow.net/">Acne Relief</a>.</p>
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		<title>Successful Prevention of Acne Scars</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Sep 2009 02:14:56 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Arthur Clayton</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nothing can be more discouraging than successfully fighting off an existing case of acne to expose underlying acne scars. Most people would be hard-pressed to seek additional treatments, especially those that drained their bank accounts and free time in curing their acne. Acne scarring is rarely visible when inflamed acne consumes much of the skin. It is not until the acne is brought under control, and thus the inflammation brought down that the scars become fully visible. Treating scars can be just as expensive and demanding of times as treating acne.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nothing can be more discouraging than successfully fighting off an existing case of acne to expose underlying acne scars. Most people would be hard-pressed to seek additional treatments, especially those that drained their bank accounts and free time in curing their acne. Acne scarring is rarely visible when inflamed acne consumes much of the skin. It is not until the acne is brought under control, and thus the inflammation brought down that the scars become fully visible. Treating scars can be just as expensive and demanding of times as treating acne.</p>
<p>Your friends weren&#8217;t necessarily correct when encouraging you to picking at your pimples. Squeezing pimples is often one of the primary causes of acne scarring. Most of us use our long nails to erupt that annoying whitehead without any concern for what consequence may await us. The most important rule in avoiding scaring is to resist the urge to pop pimples. The only thing you accomplish by squeezing that pesky whitehead is to further push the bacteria into the pore and into surrounding ones. This somewhat complicates your initial goal of getting rid of the pimple. More often than not, the pimples that you squeeze resurface in an hour so. This should be sufficient evidence to prove that you accomplish nothing through your pimple picking activities.</p>
<p>That time your friends encouraged you to pop a pimple was more of a disservice than anything. Squeezing pimples is one of the primary causes of acne scars. Who doesn&#8217;t get some gratification from picking at that newly erupted whitehead? While you may get some short term pleasure from popping your pimples, serious consequences can proceed the action. The first rule in preventing scarring is to avoid popping pimples. The only thing you can achieve from doing this is allowing the acne bacteria to penetrate deeper into the skin. The eruption can even help spread the bacteria to pores that are close by. You really accomplish nothing productive by tampering with pimples. Even if you were able to contain the bacteria, the existing pimple is surge to resurge within the hour. The bottom-line is that you are achieving little by messing with your pimples.</p>
<p>Not all pimples can create equal amounts of scarring. Some give way more quickly, granting your skin some relief from your poor choice of action. Whiteheads or blackheads, for instance, are lesions that tend to respond rapidly to squeezing, often bursting. Lesions the rest under the skin, however, do not burst, causing people to continue squeezing at them. These prolonged periods of squeezing can leave behind immense scarring. These types of pimples are especially best left alone. They will eventually subside on their own without any &#8220;help&#8221; from you. Continue with your regular acne treatment without concentrating on them too much.</p>
<p>Brace yourself for some financial as well as physical pain. With many of these treatments, you will have to remain out of the sunlight for a few days and will have to tolerate some skin peeling. Anyone who has undergone some form of scar treatment will agree that prevention would have been much more worth it.</p>
<p>In order to stay free of acne scars, you have to resist the temptation to pick at pimples. One pimple can only bother you for so long, scarring can plague you for a lifetime. The choice is yours.</p>
<p>Additional details about <a href="http://getridofpimplesnow.wordpress.com/2008/06/16/treat-your-acne-with-the-laser-technology/">acne laser treatments</a> and <a href="http://getridofpimplesnow.wordpress.com/2008/05/27/best-how-to-get-rid-of-acne-treatments/">how to get rid of acne treatments</a> is available via our website.</p>
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		<title>OTC and Prescription Acne Meds</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Sep 2009 19:23:41 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Richard Simeon</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The number of products used today in treating acne is astounding. If you head inside your nearest skin care store, you will be exhausted at the hundreds of products lining the store's acne aisle. Those who are just beginning their battle with acne can have a hard time weeding out the good products from those ineffective ones. Even acne veterans sometimes stumble at this task. Most enlist the services of a dermatologist to help clear up some confusion. As those who have attended their skin care appointments know, an equally immense barrage of prescription medications also exists. In order to ease your search for the right product and give you a basic understanding of how the ingredients in both over the counter and prescription products work, we have compiled further information below.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The number of products used today in treating acne is astounding. If you head inside your nearest skin care store, you will be exhausted at the hundreds of products lining the store&#8217;s acne aisle. Those who are just beginning their battle with acne can have a hard time weeding out the good products from those ineffective ones. Even acne veterans sometimes stumble at this task. Most enlist the services of a dermatologist to help clear up some confusion. As those who have attended their skin care appointments know, an equally immense barrage of prescription medications also exists. In order to ease your search for the right product and give you a basic understanding of how the ingredients in both over the counter and prescription products work, we have compiled further information below.</p>
<p>We should start with the more confusing of the two: over the counter products. There are far more OTC treatments than prescription medications, and with thousands of advertisements touting their purported effectiveness, it can be hard to choose the right one. A good portion of OTC products contain the active ingredient known as benzoyl peroxide. This medication bring relief on two fronts. On the first, it kills the bacteria that is responsible for inflamed types of acne such as whiteheads and pustules. On the second, it helps restore our skin&#8217;s ability to slough off dead cells. This skin cell turnover function is compromised in those who have acne.</p>
<p>Benzoyl peroxide is not much more effective in 10% concentrations than it is in 2.5% concentrations. It is a misconception to think that higher concentrations translate to more potent results. The added concentration only triggers more irritation, so you are better sticking to the 2.5% version. Other popular, brand-name medications include additives such as sulfur and salicylic acid. These perform somewhat identical functions when compared to benzoyl peroxide, and are good ingredients to find in a quality treatment.</p>
<p>Most dermatologists equip their patients with multiple medications. Acne is indeed a multifaceted condition. The topical medications dispensed by skin care professionals are designed to regulate the skin cell turnover cycle and keep acne bacteria under control. Bacteria can be swiftly dealt with topical medications such as Erythromycin or benozyl peroxide. The turnover cycle can be normalized with prescription retinoids like Tretinoin, which are extracted from Vitamin A. If additional bacteria control is required, oral antibiotics will be prescribed. Two popular ones are tetracycline and doxycycline. When acne does not respond to the above treatments, a retinoid known as Accutante is administered orally. The course of treatment lasts for six months and dosage is gradually raised according to physian instruction. Accutane stops sebum production so acne cannot form. Accutane is largely considered a last resort, as it can have some unfavorable symptoms.</p>
<p>When it comes to what specific treatment you should use, it all depends on the type of acne you are suffering from. If you have some whiteheads and blackheads, or a more mild case of acne, you may respond well to OTC treatments. Those with more inflamed lesions than anything else such as cysts and pustules should consider visiting a dermatologist. Prescription medications are often required in these circumstances.</p>
<p>More on <a href="http://getridofpimplesnow.wordpress.com/2009/02/28/what-type-of-acne-medication-suits-your-skin/">topical retinoids acne treatment</a> and <a href="http://getridofpimplesnow.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/treatment-for-acne-scars/">how to get rid of acne scars</a> is contained on our website.</p>
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		<title>Prevent Pimple Breakouts With These 3 Simple Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:32:53 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Nikki Davila</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In most cases, pimples and acne are not health-threatening.  However, if you are affected, you know how badly you want to get rid of this skin problem.  For most acne sufferers, some little changes to what you do daily can make a huge improvement on your skin.  In this article, I am about to reveal 3 simple steps, which you can follow at home, to help you prevent pimples and return you a clearer skin if you are already affected.  Even if you are following a more serious treatment plan as suggested by a dermatologist, these steps will aid in the cure process.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In most cases, pimples and acne are not health-threatening.  However, if you are affected, you know how badly you want to get rid of this skin problem.  For most acne sufferers, some little changes to what you do daily can make a huge improvement on your skin.  In this article, I am about to reveal 3 simple steps, which you can follow at home, to help you prevent pimples and return you a clearer skin if you are already affected.  Even if you are following a more serious treatment plan as suggested by a dermatologist, these steps will aid in the cure process.</p>
<p>Tip 1. Regularly Change Your Pillow Case And Towels</p>
<p>Why should you do that? You may already know that bacteria in the skin is a major cause to your zit problem, and pillow cases and towels are in fact a breeding ground for bacteria! Plus, the oils from your skin and hair will accumulate on these places, which will quickly and easily trigger further outbreaks of pimples and acne. You should aim to change and clean your towels daily. If you can not afford to do the same for your pillow case, you should at least do it periodically and always remember to expose it to sunshine as much as possible. Chinese people love to do that, as they believe the sunshine is capable of killing many types of the bacteria.</p>
<p>Tip 2. Stop Using Oil Based Skin Cares</p>
<p>Excessive oil is also a major reason for you to suffer pimples. Do you know that many types of color makeups, particularly foundations, are oil based? The same is true with many of the moisturizers and cleansers. These products may promise to make your skin look great, but any oil based cosmetics are not suitable for people who are prone to get pimples and acne. The oily components will only serve to clog your pores and make your condition even worse. So, next time you do your cosmetic shopping, always remember to check out the oil level of your interested products.</p>
<p>3. Form A Healthy Eating Habit</p>
<p>Scientific and dermatological researches have proved that one of the major causes for continued severe acne and poor skin conditions is poor diet. This is not hard to understand, as the problem with your skin has to do with something inside your body. The suggestions from the dermatologists are to stay away from junk food and maintain a balanced diet. Sufficient vitamins are essential to prevent pimples, and Omega 3 is highly recommended for its skin conditioning effect amongst its many other health benefits such as blood pressure reduction and a better sense of well being.</p>
<p>Whether you would like to prevent pimple or control existing symptoms, you can get started with the 3 tips as mentioned above.  Don&#8217;t under-estimate the power of these advice, as the little changes you make to your life can often make a great difference to your skin.  You should pay particular attention to the last tip, which shoots straight to the root cause of acne problem.</p>
<p>If you wish to know more about a totally natural, fast and cost effective treatment for acne which deals with the root of the problem once and for all, check out our review of the best teenager and <a href="http://www.adultacnetreated.com/">adult acne treatment</a>. Also check out this related article about <a href="http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=1842606">getting rid of pimples</a>.</p>
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