Acne Treatment and Remedies

Probiotics and acne treatment?

Related Posts

What spot treatment for acne worked for you?

How effective is LASER ACNE treatment?

Latest natural acne treatments news – Natural Acne Treatment System

The best acne treatment that is not expensive?

What is the name of this new acne treatment?

Is proactiv really the best acne treatment out there?

Latest natural acne treatments news – Acneticin Acne Treatment – Acn

Acne Laser Treatment: Pros and Cons

Are acne laser treatments a fast and effective way to get rid of my acne and acne scars?

Do I apply my acne treatment before or after I moisturize?

My acne treatment is ending. Should I change to Proactiv or stick to my original products?

why is the AcneFree severe acne treatment system is only working on one side of my face?

4 Responses to “Probiotics and acne treatment?”

1. admin Says:
   May 25th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
   You have used a lot of harsh chemicals on your face, I can see why you are still having a lot of problems. I am just a couple of years younger then you are. I have found that using 100% organic products works the best. I have found it to be a lot less expensive. I use a castile soap based face cleaner(dr. bronner's is a good brand-one with tea trea would be good for acne). For a toner you could buy one or make one yourself. Organic flower waters, ACV, pure witch hazel, and aloe are all great. For a face mask I just use pure french green clay once a week. For my once a week scrub i use an organic one I bought or I make my own(easy to do-I often use raw honey,organic sugar, some herbal oils). After toning I normally use a mix of organic oils and emu oil(I have found emu oil to be the best working product for me).

   I am often to lazy to make my own stuff..I get everything from mountain rose herbs.

   *probiotics can be very helpful. Probiotics help you digest and better assimilate the nutrients from your food. That means your skin receives more of the antioxidants, vitamins and minerals it needs to be healthy.

   I prefer non dairy probiotics…water kefir can be very yummy!

2. admin Says:
   May 25th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
   Acne is a common disorder in adolescence. However, more and more patients are over 25 years old. This type of acne is recurrent, so it is called post-adolescence acne[1]. The author treated 56 cases of women with post-adolescence acne by auricular point sticking method, and obtained excellent results. It is reported as follows.

   1 Clinical Data

   1.1 Diagnostic criteria
   It is referred to Guiding Principles for Clinical Study of New Chinese Medicines[2]. Woman suffers from this disease after 25 years old. The acne is most commonly found on face, upper chest and back, where the sebaceous gland is extensive, and it is symmetrically distributed. The skin lesions include follicularis papule, comedones, pustule, nubble, nodules and scar, accompanied with sebum overflowing. It develops chronically.

   1.2 General data
   All the 56 cases were from acupuncture department. The youngest was 27 years old and the oldest was 54 years old with an average age of 34.26. The shortest duration was 1 year and the longest was 12 years. Based on syndrome differentiation of TCM, 11 cases belonged to wind-heat in Lung Meridian, 9 cases belonged to dampness-heat in the Spleen and Stomach, 17 cases belonged to disharmony of the Thoroughfare and Conception Vessels and 19 cases belonged to binding of phlegm and haemostasis.

   Treatment Methods you can see http://tcmdiscovery.com/TCM-Literature/s...

3. admin Says:
   May 25th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
   Facial acne, especially around the mouth & jaw line, is often a result of food sensitivities. The stomach meridian begins just under the eyes, travels down to the corners of the mouth, across to the corner of the jaw & up the side of the face to the corners of the forehead.

   Weakened digestion, combined with foods that are difficult to digest (greasy, fried foods, dairy, spicy food, etc) often result in stomach energy backing up & causing facial acne.

   Probiotics help strengthen/balance the stomach, helping food break down & travel downward as is normal.

   You'll get even better results by cutting out foods that are difficult to digest.

   A great book to pick up is "Healing with Whole Foods" by Paul Pitchford. Fantastic resource for healing imbalances with the foods we eat.

   A local acupuncturist of naturopathic doctor in your area should be able to give you some dietary recommendations without charging you much – or anything at all. Check out http://www.acufinder.com for someone in your area.

4. admin Says:
   May 25th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
   If you have acne and you have tried a number of OTC, what about simple home remedies, there are many items in your kitchen or backyard garden that can prove to be good for your skin and help to limit the problem, if not completely cure it.
   You can try them at no cost, like aloe Vera pulp which is now a proven anti inflammatory and anti fungal, in many cases it has good results or at least it gives a soothing feeling.
   Other easy remedies include tea tree oil, basil leaves and the most common kitchen item that is mint or cucumber.
   If you are interested in these and other remedies, check at
   http://www.skincare99.com/articals.php?t...
   Here you can find a large collection of easy and practical remedies for acne or pimples.

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.