Have you ever met someone who welcomed acne? This undesirable condition often brings about negative thinking, whether it's conscious or not. When we see someone with severe acne, or even a mild outbreak, what do we think of them? Do we assume that it's a poor diet, lack of hygiene, or a low self esteem?
We think of acne as the outbreak of hormones during our teen years. This may carry some truth, but it does not explain why so many adults continue with acne outbreaks. There must be other causes, and it is only reasonable to think that by finding those causes we can find the solutions.
Can we point the finger at our westernized fast food diets? Most of us think there is truth in the expression: you are what you eat. What exactly is causing these skin eruptions? Is it sugar? Maybe it's the preservatives, additives, colorants, or the hydrogenated fats. We used to think chocolate was to blame, but even that theory doesn't fit.
There is the argument that acne is caused by bacteria, fungus, viruses, or other parasitic matter. If this is true it's not just a matter of kicking those freeloaders out, but also changing the environment that welcomed them in the first place. We have to look at our diet and toxicity in order to win the battle against acne caused by parasites.
Here we are, back at square one. Diet is the foundation of wellness and health. After all, you are what you eat. But what if you have not had the greatest diet? How do you get back on track with your wellness program? We can spin our wheels investing a lot of time and money to fix what is broken, or we can give our bodies the support and tools it needs to be strong and do the job it is designed to do.
So then the question arises: what tools can the body use to become stronger and more self-managing? There are many simple things we can do, or use, to restore the powerful immune system. Good clean water is a key element. Choosing a healthier whole food diet is another powerful tool. We must also clean up our internal environment, and that is called detox.
There are many options we have available to us these days for improving our bodies and our environment. One tool, for example, is MMS. This is an inexpensive solution of sodium chlorite, known for years as a water purification treatment. MMS targets anaerobic substances, such as bacteria and viruses, but leaves the healthy, oxygen based human tissues alone. Some use it as a part of their detox protocol as well. There are many success stories of how MMS has been used to treat malaria as well as other bacterial or virus caused health conditions.
Your appearance is the first impression you make. Acne does not have to stand between your outward appearance and your inner beauty. There are steps we can take in our own lives to create a healthy environment both in the world around us and our own physical environment. - 15683
We think of acne as the outbreak of hormones during our teen years. This may carry some truth, but it does not explain why so many adults continue with acne outbreaks. There must be other causes, and it is only reasonable to think that by finding those causes we can find the solutions.
Can we point the finger at our westernized fast food diets? Most of us think there is truth in the expression: you are what you eat. What exactly is causing these skin eruptions? Is it sugar? Maybe it's the preservatives, additives, colorants, or the hydrogenated fats. We used to think chocolate was to blame, but even that theory doesn't fit.
There is the argument that acne is caused by bacteria, fungus, viruses, or other parasitic matter. If this is true it's not just a matter of kicking those freeloaders out, but also changing the environment that welcomed them in the first place. We have to look at our diet and toxicity in order to win the battle against acne caused by parasites.
Here we are, back at square one. Diet is the foundation of wellness and health. After all, you are what you eat. But what if you have not had the greatest diet? How do you get back on track with your wellness program? We can spin our wheels investing a lot of time and money to fix what is broken, or we can give our bodies the support and tools it needs to be strong and do the job it is designed to do.
So then the question arises: what tools can the body use to become stronger and more self-managing? There are many simple things we can do, or use, to restore the powerful immune system. Good clean water is a key element. Choosing a healthier whole food diet is another powerful tool. We must also clean up our internal environment, and that is called detox.
There are many options we have available to us these days for improving our bodies and our environment. One tool, for example, is MMS. This is an inexpensive solution of sodium chlorite, known for years as a water purification treatment. MMS targets anaerobic substances, such as bacteria and viruses, but leaves the healthy, oxygen based human tissues alone. Some use it as a part of their detox protocol as well. There are many success stories of how MMS has been used to treat malaria as well as other bacterial or virus caused health conditions.
Your appearance is the first impression you make. Acne does not have to stand between your outward appearance and your inner beauty. There are steps we can take in our own lives to create a healthy environment both in the world around us and our own physical environment. - 15683
About the Author:
Amanda F. Penninger is a skin care specialist with years of experience with natural acne treatment. Research shows that basic electrolytes such as transdermal magnesium aid in healthy skin, and supplements such as miracle mineral solution help maintain healthy looking skin.
