Every natural way to cure acne
#1
Posted 13 July 2005 - 01:22 PM
Easy
exercise
adequate sleep (10 - 6/7)
30 minutes sunlight per day during non peak hours
Healthy diet which may stop the intake of milk/dairy products and junk food and greasy/oily foods(sometimes wheat but often depends on own allergies/health)
Larger variety of colour of fruits and vegetables
(A diet like this should result in higher fibre)
At least 2 litres of water per day (more if poss)
reduce stress. this can be done through listening to music, meditation, exercise even walking.
To relieve stress try deep breathing for a half hour per day. A count of 4 on inhale, hold for 7 count exhale for an 8 count. YOu will be surprised how realxed you will feel.
exfoliate everyday so your pores dont clog (st ives apricot scrub is excellent for this but if wanting to take a more natural route try baking soda)
Moderate
Sulfur foods (onions and garlic- most often taken internally but garlic can be used topically if you so desire: see dhousten post)
Alternative to sulfur foods - mediterranean oregano oil (unknown on where to find)
Colon cleansing/Liver flushes
If needed increase fibrous foods
Replace unnatural body care sources with natural ones (producst for hair, body, face, teeth)
Difficult that are not necessarily natural but not severly harmful like some topicals
B5 has high reviews
Supplementation of vitamin a and e
cleanse your blood and liver with things like milk thistle, nettle, dandelion root etc. from tea, or supplements.
Links
Thoney's link: http://www.happycow.net/health-counselor1.html
What else helps alleviate acne then?
If we can come up with a real decent list seperated into easy (anyone can do with any amount of money) and difficult (may require money and searching for best products or including things people wouldn't have before) people could then use these lists to work out for themselves if acne is an internal problem for them.
For example, I believe everyone should do the easy list for any illness or prevention of illness but if there is no improvement in acne then maybe they should venture into the difficult list. If still there is no improvement after all that then I would be happy enough for them to say there is no connection between health and acne.
Give me some more to add to the list (giving it an easy or difficult rating) so we can make a conclusive holistic approach with nothing left out.
Please give me some more holistic/diet approaches!!!
#2
Posted 13 July 2005 - 01:35 PM
Eating more fiber to encourage bowel movements, avoiding greasy/oily foods, eating more colorful fruits and vegetables, drinking a lot of water, and cutting out dairy.
#3
Posted 13 July 2005 - 01:39 PM
#5
Posted 13 July 2005 - 02:08 PM
B5 definitely reduces oil and therethrough acne in many individuals, but 1000 times the recommended daily does is very unnatural.
your EASY category seems very natural to me, while some entries in the DIFFICULT category seem a little questionable.
#6 Guest_delta force operators_*
Posted 13 July 2005 - 02:20 PM
never overdose on a supplement
read up on diet post
i think a acne diet will help you
dont falll for the supplement bushit it dont work without the proper diet
#7
Posted 13 July 2005 - 02:35 PM
I realise diet is important before you think supplementation and B5 but like I said, people shouldn't be doing difficult before you are doing all easy.
However I do think supplementation and B5 is a good option so perhaps it needs it's own section.
Perhaps I could edit my post and have easy, difficult and cautionary but worth a try before you start fucking up your face with every over the counter thing out there.
Or should I get rid of those altogether?
#8
Posted 13 July 2005 - 03:09 PM
#9
Posted 13 July 2005 - 03:46 PM
Garlic is one of the strongest atibiotics going. Chop up a bunch of garlic and place it on a gauze bandage. place on face overnight to see if it reduces infection and inflamation.
Having said this if you have cystic acne, see a dermatologist right away. DOn't be afraid to get a second opinion if you're gut tells you you aren't happy with your doc
Easy
exercise
adequate sleep (10 - 6/7)
30 minutes sunlight per day during non peak hours
Healthy diet which may stop the intake of milk/dairy products and junk food and greasy/oily foods(sometimes wheat but often depends on own allergies/health)
Larger variety of colour of fruits and vegetables
(A diet like this should result in higher fibre)
At least 2 litres of water per day (more if poss)
Difficult
B5 has high reviews
Supplementation of vitamin a and e
Sulfur foods (onions and garlic)
Colon cleansing/Liver flushes
If needed increase fibrous foods
What else helps alleviate acne then?
If we can come up with a real decent list seperated into easy (anyone can do with any amount of money) and difficult (may require money and searching for best products or including things people wouldn't have before) people could then use these lists to work out for themselves if acne is an internal problem for them.
For example, I believe everyone should do the easy list for any illness or prevention of illness but if there is no improvement in acne then maybe they should venture into the difficult list. If still there is no improvement after all that then I would be happy enough for them to say there is no connection between health and acne.
Give me some more to add to the list (giving it an easy or difficult rating) so we can make a conclusive holistic approach with nothing left out.
Please give me some more holistic/diet approaches!!!
#10
Posted 13 July 2005 - 07:02 PM
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#12
Posted 13 July 2005 - 08:11 PM
Well there are alternatives that may be slightly different.
Soy milk or this organic rice drink, Rice Dream - but it does sound kinda weird with cereals, eh?
#13
Posted 13 July 2005 - 08:20 PM
i dont know if dieting has any effect on acnee, but eating bananas seems to be healthy thing to do (for the bowels and acne?)
its good for digestion and therefore bowels. acne? im not so sure about. but if bananas can help your body clear the toxins out, it will improve overall health and possibly even so on your face. thats why water is good for complexion , not only does it hydrate skin but clears out bodys toxins.
#14
Posted 13 July 2005 - 08:21 PM
Well there are alternatives that may be slightly different.
Soy milk or this organic rice drink, Rice Dream - but it does sound kinda weird with cereals, eh?
this saddens me too becuase i was always told i neer got enough milk in my diet. and ive been drinkin a lot lately to help me burn fat. hmm what to choose..
#15 Guest_delta force operators_*
Posted 13 July 2005 - 08:44 PM
Well there are alternatives that may be slightly different.
Soy milk or this organic rice drink, Rice Dream - but it does sound kinda weird with cereals, eh?
drink soy milk if u dare..
rice milk is much better..or goatmilk, not pasturized..but its expensive
the thing with soy milk is that its high in estrogen, if u drink alot or a lil im not sure..it gives ur body estrogen..ur body produces testosterone to ballance itself out.wich can give an outbreak..
#16 Guest_Nblx_*
Posted 14 July 2005 - 11:43 AM
Aloe Vera, Jojoba Oil, Baking Soda...etc are very effective and health enhancing.
#17
Posted 14 July 2005 - 12:27 PM
#18
Posted 14 July 2005 - 06:08 PM
~exfoliate everyday so your pores dont clog. st ives apricot scrub is excellent for this.
~cleanse your blood and liver with things like milk thistle, nettle, dandelion root etc. from tea, or supplements.
here are some diet recommendations
http://www.happycow.net/health-counselor1.html
#19
Posted 14 July 2005 - 06:26 PM
ALso if you are in a strssfull situation during the day. repeat this breathing to calm your self down.
Stress can make mild acne turn into a bad case.
#20 Guest_delta force operators_*
Posted 14 July 2005 - 10:41 PM
~exfoliate everyday so your pores dont clog. st ives apricot scrub is excellent for this.
~cleanse your blood and liver with things like milk thistle, nettle, dandelion root etc. from tea, or supplements.
here are some diet recommendations
http://www.happycow.net/health-counselor1.html
i have a question for you..how long are you suppossed to take herbs or how long do u take em for???
id like to add that the herbs are hard on the kidneys..i got to the point where i through all my herb supplements out and just get the tea or the spices..but my case may be different im interested in u tho
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