Acne and Foods That Cause You Acne

There is a common problem between teenagers that everyone suffers from it, it is called ACNE.
Acne is a pimple outbreak at some point in live which is a normal and physiologic cycle but, HOW TO PREVENT IT?

INTRODUCTION:
Acne generally starts when secretions from the skin's sebaceous glands (oil glands) plug the tiny openings for hair follicles (plugged pores). If the openings are large, the clogs take the form of blackheads: small, flat spots with dark centers. If the openings stay small, the clogs take the form of whiteheads: small, flesh-colored bumps. Both types of plugged pores can develop into swollen, tender inflammations or pimples or deeper lumps or nodules. Nodules associated with severe cases of acne(cystic acne) are firm swellings below the skin's surface that become inflamed, tender, and sometimes infected.

Most Common Age for Acne
Acne can occur in any age group. But it is fairly common in teenagers.
Starting from the stages of puberty till the moment one is of age, there is a high risk that they can develop acne.

Which Foods Cause Acne
Many medical book has written that foods doesn't cause acne but according to many professor's ideas there are foods that will cause acne.
"Dry fruits, hot pepper,chocolate, chips, crackers and pizza commonly cause acne but it will differs among the people and country for example, someone will not react with one of the above mentioned food while other may react with, it is better to determine which food cause you acne." says Prof. Sultan Najib Dabiry from Afghanistan in his book Cosmetic Dermatology.

Also, poor nutrition also cause acne, "Poor nutrition may make acne-prone teenseven more susceptible to breakouts," says Ava Shamban, MD, a Beverly Hills, Calif., dermatologist and author of Heal Your skin.

Watch the video linked below in 8 Foods That Cause You Acne...

Other causes of acne:

• Heredity: If one of your parents had severe acne, it is likely that your acne will be more difficult to control.
• Pressure: In some patients, pressure from helmets, chin straps, collars, suspenders, and the like can aggravate acne.
• Drugs: Some medications may cause or worsen acne, such as those containing iodides, bromides, or oral or injected steroids.
• Occupations: In some jobs, exposure to industrial products like cutting oils may produce acne.
• Cosmetics: Some cosmetics and skin-care products are pore clogging ("comedogenic").

Acne's treatment
"The best doctor give the least medicine to the patient" says Benjamin Franklin.
Many doctors today says that, Prevention is Better than the Treatment, and so it is. But if you have pimple on your face first determine which foods cause it and stop using them for example your reaction might be with dry-fruits or maybe with hot-pepper, when you found the cause of your food and stopped eating it; try to keep your face dry for some day or maybe one week (if your face is oily). If you noticed the changes know that by continuing this method you won't have more pimples after a month BUT, if it is not worked you need to get some ointment medicine for it but NEVER EVER TRY TO TAKE MEDICINES WITHOUT YOUR DOCTOR'S PERMIT. 

One Important thing that you should never ever do it is squeezing your pimples.

Acne's Medicines:
-Benzyl Peroxide 2,5% 
-Clindamycin HCL 
-Sprintec
-Clindamycin phosphate gel
-YAZ
-Tri-sprintec
-Doxycycline Hyclate
-Doxycycline Hyclate tablet Tetracyclines
-TriNessa
-Lo Loestrin Fe
-Mononessa
-Beyaz
-Lutera
and etc...

8 Foods That Cause and Increase Your Acne
Watch the movie below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwEwFUSTEmU



What To Eat Instead
 While the foods discussed above may contribute to the development of acne, there are other foods and nutrients that may help keep your skin clear. These include:

• Omega-3 fatty acids: Omega-3s are anti-inflammatory, and regular consumption has been linked to a reduced risk of developing acne.
• Probiotics: Probiotics promote a healthy gut and balanced microbiome, which is linked to reduced inflammation and a lower risk of acne development.
• Green tea: Green tea contains polyphenols that are associated with reduced inflammation and lowered sebum production. Green tea extracts have been found to reduce acne severity when applied to the skin.
• Turmeric: Turmeric contains the anti-inflammatory polyphenol curcumin, which can help regulate blood sugar, improve insulin sensitivity and inhibit the growth of acne-causing bacteria, which may reduce acne.
• Vitamins A, D, E and zinc: These nutrients play crucial roles in skin and immune health and have been found to prevent acne.
• Paleolithic-style diets: Paleo diets are rich in lean meats, fruits, vegetables and nuts and low in grains, dairy and legumes. They have been associated with lower blood sugar and insulin levels.
• Mediterranean-style diets: A Mediterranean diet is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grain, legumes, fish and olive oil and low in dairy and saturated fats. It has also been linked to reduced acne severity.