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Hydrogen Peroxide Works to Treat Acne
Hydrogen peroxide is a magic combination of hydrogen and oxygen that can attack the infection associated with acne. Bacteria cannot live in an oxygen-rich environment. Hydrogen peroxide adds oxygen to the area, killing the bacteria and healing the acne. It also helps to prevent future acne breakouts by making the skin drier and less oily.
Drink More Water
Drinking more water will help to eliminate toxins and improve the natural balance of your body. Your body and skin will function more effectively.
The most likely food triggers for acne are:
Dairy Products
The milkshake may be what is causing your acne outbreak, not the hamburger or fries. Hormones in the feed given to the cows are passed into the milk and can interact with the bodily hormones, triggering an acne outbreak. Many people’s bodies cannot handle milk, cheese or other dairy products.
Chocolate
Many have suspected, and a small study has indicated, that chocolate is linked to acne for some people.
Sugar
Most of us eat too much sugar, which is related to many health problems, including candida and diabetes. Sugar is also responsible for glucose-related acne for some people. Eliminating unnecessary sugar can help to eliminate acne for those individuals.
Wheat and Gluten
Many people have learned that the source of a multitude of health problems is the gluten in wheat. They are gluten-intolerant – meaning that their bodies cannot process gluten. Bread is only one of the many foods that contain gluten. It will be necessary to research and look at labels to identify ‘gluten-free’ foods.
How to Use Tea Tree Oil for Acne
Tea tree oil is used as a topical application; do not drink it.
1. While many people use straight tea tree oil, you can also make a blend of tea tree oil and another oil or hydrogen peroxide.
2. Use a q-tip or cotton ball and dab onto pimples or red areas.
Coconut Oil
How Coconut Oil Works to Treat Acne
Coconut oil attacks the bacteria as it is a natural antibacterial (in addition to being a natural antifungal and antioxidant). It reduces inflammation and infection, allowing the skin to begin the healing process. Coconut oil is also packed with important nutrients, including vitamins E and K, caprylic acid, lauric acid and capric acid.
Hydrogen peroxide is a magic combination of hydrogen and oxygen that can attack the infection associated with acne. Bacteria cannot live in an oxygen-rich environment. Hydrogen peroxide adds oxygen to the area, killing the bacteria and healing the acne. It also helps to prevent future acne breakouts by making the skin drier and less oily.
Drink More Water
Drinking more water will help to eliminate toxins and improve the natural balance of your body. Your body and skin will function more effectively.
The most likely food triggers for acne are:
Dairy Products
The milkshake may be what is causing your acne outbreak, not the hamburger or fries. Hormones in the feed given to the cows are passed into the milk and can interact with the bodily hormones, triggering an acne outbreak. Many people’s bodies cannot handle milk, cheese or other dairy products.
Chocolate
Many have suspected, and a small study has indicated, that chocolate is linked to acne for some people.
Sugar
Most of us eat too much sugar, which is related to many health problems, including candida and diabetes. Sugar is also responsible for glucose-related acne for some people. Eliminating unnecessary sugar can help to eliminate acne for those individuals.
Wheat and Gluten
Many people have learned that the source of a multitude of health problems is the gluten in wheat. They are gluten-intolerant – meaning that their bodies cannot process gluten. Bread is only one of the many foods that contain gluten. It will be necessary to research and look at labels to identify ‘gluten-free’ foods.
How to Use Tea Tree Oil for Acne
Tea tree oil is used as a topical application; do not drink it.
1. While many people use straight tea tree oil, you can also make a blend of tea tree oil and another oil or hydrogen peroxide.
2. Use a q-tip or cotton ball and dab onto pimples or red areas.
Coconut Oil
How Coconut Oil Works to Treat Acne
Coconut oil attacks the bacteria as it is a natural antibacterial (in addition to being a natural antifungal and antioxidant). It reduces inflammation and infection, allowing the skin to begin the healing process. Coconut oil is also packed with important nutrients, including vitamins E and K, caprylic acid, lauric acid and capric acid.
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