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The Role of Good Bacteria in the Gut
Good Bacteria Keep Us Healthy, and Taking Antibiotics Kills Good Bacteria
What Is the Difference Between Inflamed and Non-inflamed Acne?
Inflamed Acne Refers to Acne That Is Red and Sore, Whereas Non-inflamed Acne Refers to Acne That Is Not
Alcohol and Acne
Looking at the Research and Possible Links Between Alcohol and Acne
Skin Picking
Excoriation Disorder, Also Called Skin Picking Disorder, Is a Psychiatric Disorder That Can Make Acne Worse
Sensitive Skin: What It Is and What You Can Do about It
Sensitive Skin Is Defined by Burning, Itching, and Skin Irritation in Response to Skin Care Products/Cosmetics or Environmental Conditions. The Best Thing to Do Is Learn Your Triggers and Avoid Them.
The Role of Bacteria in Acne
Acne Bacteria May Turn a Clogged Pore into an Inflamed Pimple
Does Humid Weather Worsen Acne?
No One Knows, but Scientists Speculate That Humidity Might Play a Role in Acne Development or the Appearance of Acne
Is It Possible to Take Too Much Omega-3 Fatty Acids?
Yes, People Who Take Omega-3 Supplements for Acne or Other Purposes Should Not Take More than 2,000 mg per Day
The Role of Skin Cell Overgrowth (Hyperkeratinization) in Acne
Increases in the Amount of Skin Cells and Skin Proteins May Lead to Clogged Pores