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The appearance of adult acne in people who never had acne in their adolescent age challenges the belief that acne is related only to hormonal growth, and that you can get rid of acne when puberty comes to an end.

Adult acne can prove really emotionally disturbing for people who have never had acne as teenagers and always had clear blemish free skin. It is really more annoying as they don’t have any psychological justification to justify their acne as there is for teen acne.

If you are suffering from adult acne then you have to realize that that any kind of acne does not occur just like that. They have got some reason behind it and until and unless you do something about this internal reason you can never get rid of your adult acne.

This report will help you understand the truth behind adult acne, the difference between the two, i.e. adult acne and teen acne and also you’ll learn how you can cure your adult acne completely.

Difference between adult acne and teen acne

Studies have proven the fact that there is a difference between the skin types of adult acne sufferers and teen acne sufferers but the actual reason for any acne is actually the same.

The next question that surely comes to your mind is how come you are suffering from acne now as an adult when you never suffered from acne as a teen.

That is in fact a very good question and in order to get an answer to this question you have to first understand why acne is caused.

The main causes of any kind of acne of any level of severity are hormone imbalance and toxic build up in the lymph, blood, liver, bowels and other elimination organs.

It doesn’t matter how severe the toxic build up is, the imbalance in hormones is caused due to two reasons. 1) The body starts producing too many hormones mainly male hormones that lead to the overwhelming of the sebum glands which triggers the production of excess sebum. This generally happens in our adolescent age. Adult acne are caused due to the second cause. 2) The natural hormone regulation system of the body specifically the liver, bowels, lymph stop functioning properly.

Most types of acne are caused by these two causes that of hormonal imbalance and toxic build up but the adult acne are caused by the toxic build up and the second cause, i.e. the incapability of the hormone regulation system to function properly.

But now you might ask why are you suffering from acne now? If you didn’t have acne as a teenager then it obviously means that your hormone regulation system must have been working fine then. Well, surely something must have happened that is responsible for the system to malfunction now.

If you didn’t have acne when you were a teen and are suffering from adult acne now, that only means two things, 1) There is an accumulation of toxic build up in your blood and lymph, 2) Your normal hormone regulation system is not functioning correctly.

It might be that taking steroids for a long time might have made your liver weak, or you might be taking antibiotics for a long time, or your might have faced a lot of stress lately. Or it might be any other reason, the main thing is now you are suffering from chronic hormonal imbalance and it is causing adult acne.

Cure your adult acne permanently:

Like most of the other acne types and of different severity levels adult acne too is caused due to some deep rooted internal causes which are made worse by various external or lifestyle factors. And the only way to permanently cure the adult acne is to holistically neutralize all the external and internal factors that cause acne. The holistic approach takes care of the external factors while emphasizing on putting the hormone regulation system in right order.

This is the only way you can ensure clear acne free skin forever.

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Acne is the most common skin disorder. Over 10% of Americans age 25 – 44 have acne. Over 85% Americans age 12 – 25 will have acne at one time or the other.

If ignored, acne can become infected, create scars, and pockmarks that become permanent on your face. I don’t want this to happen to you, so I have written a series of articles on how to clear your acne.

Acne Is a Disease

Acne is a disease called seborrhea or seborrheic dermatitis. It occurs when the sebaceous glands, under your skin, become contaminated with oily toxic matter, which contains,

>dirt
>dead skin
>excess sebum oil
>acid waste
>bacteria
>toxic matter

Under normal conditions the sebaceous glands release oil that comes up through your pores onto the skin surface. This release keeps your skin moist and lubricated for protection from the environment.

If your pores on your face are not open or plugged, this creates toxic oil that cannot move out onto your skin. This results in a growth or pimple that start to increase in size as more toxic oil tries to reach the surface of your skin.

If the pore walls burst under the skin, white blood cells move in to digest the collagen around the pores. When this happens, you will have scars on your face.

To avoid having scars, you need to start an acne-clearing program before you get acne or just as soon as you see acne coming so that your pimples and back heads don’t get to the point where they get severely infected and burst. Read more…

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The number one symptom for Vitamin B12 deficiency is feeling tired and lethargic. The B-Complex vitamins play an important role in carbohydrate digestion and energy production. Without all of the proper components this system can breakdown and cause a these symptoms. If left without diagnosis or treatment, B12 deficiency can lead to a serious medical condition, Pernicious Anemia. The symptoms of B12 deficiency include; shortness of breath, fatigue, rapid heart rate, loss of appetite, diarrhea, tingling and numbness of hands and feet, sore mouth, unsteady gait, especially in the dark, tongue problems, impaired smell and bleeding gums. A high intake of Folic Acid can hide B12 deficiency. This condition is easily fixed by adding B12 rich foods to your diet or taking supplements. In most cases, Vitamin B12 should be taken in conjunction with a Folic Acid supplement and a B-Complex vitamin.

Because of changing diets, and highly processed food, there has been a significant increase in Vitamin B12 deficiency. Vitamin B12 is found in red meat, eggs, dairy and fish. There are no know sources of Vitamin B12 in vegetables. At one time it was quite common to feast on organ meat, but you would be hard press to find a fast food restaurant serving steak and kidney pie or liver and onions! The modern diets has led to a decline in nutritionally balanced diets. The highest sources of B12 can be found in mollusks/clams (85 micrograms per 3oz portion) and beef liver (47 micrograms per 3oz portion). Over cooking can lead to the breakdown of the vitamins. If those are not to you your liking then salmon, trout and beef are moderate sources with about 5 micrograms per 3 oz portion. Over cooking these foods can significantly reduce the quantity and quality of nutrients. Read more…

Do you ever wonder when you go to the doctor each time the receptionist ask you for your insurance card? I sure do. I went to the same doctor for 10 years seems they would know me by now or have made a copy of my insurance card. Have you ever read the sign that says payment due when services rendered, just to hear the lady ask you for your co-payment before you’ve even had the chance to sit down? Or how about after sitting for a long time in the waiting room, they call you back just to take your blood pressure than send you back out in the waiting room again. Or they call you back just to have you wait in another area.

I have always felt this was a tactic to make you feel like your getting somewhere when your really not. How about while waiting, your Doctor happens to see you, and he does all he can do not to make eye contact with you, or if you do they act like your a perfect stranger. How about that study I heard where the average time actually spent with the doctor is about three minutes. I then have to ask myself the question, why am I waiting so long in the waiting room. Or how about the one when the pharmaceutical rep just walks in asking for the Doctor and they tell them to come on back. I guess those free game tickets, or the free day at the spa is really more important than my health. These are just some of the mysteries I have never figured out when going to the doctor. Read more…