Myths about Acne
When looking for home remedies for acne there are some common misconception and downright untruths that are passed about by people. Acne has been a common problem for many years and science has only begun to find answers comparatively recently, so it is no surprise that there are plenty of myths about acne floating around the world. Just a few of these are discussed in this article, but there are many more. In general the best way to be sure if what you have been told is correct is to ask your doctor or other healthcare professional who will be able to advise you on the scientifically backed facts about acne and the latest developments.
Acne is caused by chocolate?
This has been shown to be untrue (you might be pleased to know!). In fact, in some cases chocolate may actually help someone recover from acne, although this is yet to be conclusively proven. However, eating lots of chocolate comes with its own obvious health problems - and in general eating a healthy diet may help with acne. The occasional chocolate bar isn’t going to give you an outbreak of pimples though. The same goes in most cases for other kinds of junk food, although again they aren’t the best if you are trying to eat a healthy diet.
Laying in the sun gets rid of acne?
This is another common one, although in actual fact darker skin is just more effective at hiding any pimples and swelling in the face. Laying in the sun for too long without adequate protection for your skin can cause much more serious problems than acne, so make sure you always wear enough sunblock and don’t lie in the sun for too long at one time.
Only teenagers get acne?
This is another myth - but it is easy to see where the misconception lies. Acne is caused by the production of a male hormone which happens to both sexes during puberty, but it can happen at any time during someone life and not just in their teenage years. Home remedies for back acne are in high demand because this is another place that acne can strike, although it is not usually as devastating as on the face.
Acne home remedies as well as over the counter acne medicine can both be effective when treating acne, but make sure you always consult with your doctor before embarking on any kind of treatment plan to make sure it is safe and isn’t a waste of time/money - or both!
Tags: ], chocolate, healthy eating, home remedies for back acne, junk food, puberty, sun bathing, sunburn, sunlight, tan, teenagers
June 30th, 2010 at 8:46 am
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