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Healthy Fats

What are Healthy Fats?

Healthy fats are those that do not raise cholesterol levels. Fat is an essential nutrient that the body uses for many critical functions. Healthy fats provide the body with essential fats that help to keep our skin healthy. The human body does not make healthy fats. Therefore, healthy fats must be obtained through the diet. Being the Blog focuses on acne and skin care, the focus is on omega 3 fatty acids which have been proven to be beneficial to fighting acne.

Omega 3 Fatty Acids

Omega 3 fatty acids provide the human body with anti-inflammatory benefits. Acne is an inflammatory disease. Arming the body with a diet full of anti-inflammatory foods is an excellent strategy to combat this chronic disease. Perhaps the most important benefit of omega-3s is they have been shown to control the production of leukotriene B4. Leukotriene B4 is a molecule that can increase sebum production and cause inflammatory acne breakouts.

Fish & Seafood

Fish and seafood are excellent sources for omega-3s. Fish choices rich in omega-3s include salmon, mackerel, herring, lake trout, sardines and albacore tuna. Seafood choices rich in omega-3s are oysters and mussels. Also oysters are packed with zinc! For healthy servings of fish and seafood, prepare it baked, broiled, grilled or poached. An acne fighting diet should include two servings of fatty fish or seafood weekly.

Nut& Seeds

Walnuts have the most omega 3 fatty acids than other nuts. Therefore walnuts should be the top choice when consuming nuts. Nuts are high in fat and consuming fats whether healthy or unhealthy should be restricted. Therefore eating walnuts in moderation will provide a good dose of omega-3s. Flax seeds have more omega-3s than other seeds. Sprinkle these favorable seeds over steel oats or salads for a full punch of omega-3s!

Beans

Beans do not have as much omega 3 fatty acids as nuts and seeds. But some varieties contain a fair source of omega-3s. Beans are also full of fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Plus beans are also a low glycemic food! Therefore, beans are an excellent addition to an anti-acne diet! Kidney, Great Northern and navy beans are some good choices.

Fruits & Vegetables

Fruits in the berry category have the most omega-3 fatty acids content. These include avocados, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries. Vegetables also contain amounts of omega-3s. The best choices include dark green leafy vegetables such as kale, spinach and watercress. Brussel sprouts also contain omega-3s.

Oils

Flax seed, canola and olive oils are excellent choices for omega 3s. Flax seed oil has more omega-3s than canola and olive oil. Olive and canola oils are easily incorporated into an anti-acne diet because they can be used in cooking. Olive and canola oil are excellent for stir frying and roasting vegetables. Flax seed oil can be added to foods before or after cooking. Canola oil is less expensive than olive oil and can withstand higher cooking temperatures. Additionally, all three of these oils can be used in salad dressings.

Notes

Healthy fats regardless of the health benefits are still classified as “fats”. Therefore to avoid any adverse health effects they should be used in moderation.

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Healthy fats are those that do not raise cholesterol levels Healthy Fats

The Blog has taken on the task of compiling recipes that are loaded with healthy fats. Use the Cookbook and take out all the guess work of an anti-acne diet. Download your copy now!
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Trigger Foods

Trigger Foods

Conduct a Google search on apples to zucchini, and there are probably claims these foods cause acne breakouts. It would be impossible to research all these claims. However, it seems that most claims are focused on dairy, chocolate and sugar.

The research studies the Cookbook is based on does not focus on banning any particular foods. The research focuses on the effects of low glycemic carbohydrates, lean proteins, and healthy fats on acne. Focusing on low glycemic carbohydrates eliminates many processed dairy products and those with added sugar. For example, chocolate is loaded with sugar and therefore high glycemic. Here again having the low glycemic requirement eliminates chocolate from the diet. Perhaps this is the reason test subjects experienced dramatic improvements on a low glycemic carbohydrate diet. This requirement simply disqualifies many of the alleged trigger foods from the diet.

For those wishing to keep track of their diet, a weekly food journal is available here. If there aren't any improvements in the appearance of acne, substituting certain foods should be considered. See the "Substitutes" section on this blog.

Dairy Substitutes

Milk

If a recipe calls for cow's milk, any unsweetened version of the following list can be substituted. These can be substituted in equal amounts. For example, if a recipe calls for 2 cups whole milk, 2 cups soy milk is the appropriate substitute.

Soy milk
Coconut milk
Almond milk
Rice milk

Buttermilk

The following recipe can be substituted in equal amounts.

Add 2 tbs of lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to a cup of soy milk.
Stir until well blended.
Let stand for 5-10 minutes.

Ricotta Cheese

Sour Cream

Parmesan Cheese

For a wider variety of dairy substitutes, see the "Commercial" section of this blog.

Cooking Aids

The cooking aids used in the Cookbook are found in most kitchens. However, for your convenience, here's a list of kitchen tools. These items are readily available through online merchants such as Amazon and Walmart as well as local retailers.

Baking

12 muffin pan
9x5-inch glass pan
9x13-inch glass pan
Microwave-safe loaf pan
Baking Sheet

Small Appliances

Slow cooker
Waffle iron
Blender
Food processor

Coarseness Of The Hair Can Be Done Away !

There is no comparison of the role of women in the beauty tips for hair. Any woman can easily make beautiful silky hair sparkling phagocyte . And earth to be a major cause of hair rough . For drying wet hair for a long time to get out early , we do blow dry . Even the hair becomes rough .

Also Barbadian , hair color for this hair becomes rough and gradually loses its smoothness . Rough ends of the hair growth , which burst easily prevented . Therefore, it is very easy to learn from the domestic coarseness of the hair in some way to survive .

Curd :

For dry hair needs regular conditioning . Yogurt acts as a natural conditioner . Yogurt and apply directly on the scalp and hair . After a while , wash it with shampoo . Asperities will be removed

Banana and milk :

Silky hair coloring to bring bananas and milk mixed together to create a hair pack . Keep the hair pack on for 30 minutes . Wash your hair with a mild shampoo .

Honey and olive oil :

Olive oil and honey mixed together, apply hair . After a while, rinse it well . It removes the hair dry feeling that gorgeous hair .

Oil :

Hair oil for food . Shampoo the hair with hair oil will be constantly well . Use olive oil to make hair soft and refreshed . It works in hair conditioners . Cover with a towel rub olive oil on the hair for 45 minutes . Then wash with shampoo . See , coarseness of hair can be removed easily .

Apple syrup, vinegar soften the hair :

One teaspoon of apple syrup, vinegar , two tablespoons and three egg white mixed together and apply hair . After 30 minutes, wash it well with shampoo . The hair will be soft and will take away a lot of Habakkuk . You can use this pack hair at least once a week .

Written by Md Mohiuddin Mohin

Types Of Acne

Understanding what acne is and how acne is formed should be the first step in treating acne. When we learn how acne is formed not only can we treat acne, we can also prevent future breakouts.

Acne Defined

Acne is an inflammatory and chronic skin condition that is formed when the pores of the skin becomes clogged with excess oil (sebum) and dead skin cells. These clogged pores will often become infected and inflamed and may develop into any number of acne lesions.

Pilosebaceous Unit

Before we further discuss acne, let’s look at where acne is formed, the pilosebaceous unit. The pilosebaceous unit is composed of the hair follicle, hair shaft and sebaceous glands. A properly functioning pilosebaceous unit does not cause pores to become clogged or inflamed. A malfunctioning pilosebaceous unit will often produce clogged pores.

Blackheads

Blackheads are a form of comedones. Comedones is the medical term for clogged pores. Blackheads are produced when sebum and dead skin cells are trapped in the pores of the skin. It’s important to note, blackheads are not trapped dirt. Blackheads have an opening on the surface of the skin. When the clogged pore is exposed to air, its contents become darker.

Whiteheads

Whiteheads are another type of comedones. They are formed just like blackheads. They too are trapped sebum and dead skin cells. However, whiteheads do not have an opening on the surface of the skin. Therefore, its color remain white.

Papules

Papules are small and round elevations formed on the skin. They are hard to the touch and they can be tender. Papules do not contain pus. They are caused by a break in the follicle wall that becomes inflamed.

Pustules

Pustules are small raised bumps on the skin. They are about the same size as papules. However, pustules contain pus. Pustules are formed when there is a break in the follicle wall triggering an increase to white blood cells. The pus in the lesion is a mixture of dead white blood cells, skin cells and bacteria. Pustules look similar to whiteheads, but they have a reddish ring at their base indicating inflammation.

Nodules

Nodules are similar to papules. They too are caused by a break in the follicular wall and are hard to the touch and can be tender. The difference between a nodule and a papule is nodules are bigger and penetrate deeper in the skin.

Cysts

Cysts are large painful lumps that contain pus. They form deep within the skin’s layers. Cysts form when there is an infection at the site of inflammation.

Acne Lesions Classification

Acne lesions can be classified as comedonal or inflammatory. Blackheads and whiteheads are comedonal lesions. The remaining acne lesions are inflammatory.

Acne Classification:

Currently, there is not an universal classification for the severity of acne. Here is a commonly used scale. This scale is based on a count of comedonal, inflammatory and nodulocystic lesions.

Mild Acne:

Mild acne is classified as having less than 20 comedonal lesions, less than 15 inflammatory lesions, less than 2 nodulocystic lesions, and less than 30 total lesions.

Moderate Acne:

Moderate acne is classified as having 20 to 100 comedonal lesions, 15 to 50 inflammatory lesions, 3 to 4 nodulocystic lesions, and 30 to 125 total lesions.

Severe Acne:

Severe acne is classified as having more than 100 comedonal lesions, more than 50 inflammatory lesions, more than 4 nodulocystic lesions, and more than 125 total lesions.

Summary

After reviewing the material on this post, you should be able to identify the different types of acne lesions. You should also be able to classify acne lesions. Lastly, you should be able to rate the severity of your acne breakouts.

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How To Use Onion Juice On The Head ?

For all we know , onion juice helps to grow new hair , reduce hair fall and hair roots strong . But many do not know how to use onion juice on the head . The juice mixed with other natural ingredients can increase the effectiveness of the manifold .

? How to use onion juice on some of the ways he has been down . You can also try these suggestions once ....

1 . To cut onion blend well . Now out of juice and apply it on the scalp . Wait 30 to 40 minutes . Wash your hair with a mild shampoo now .

2. onion juice mix with warm water . Wash with water after bathing go well . Then they remove shampoo . The smell of onions could come from the head . However, the water is quite beneficial for the hair .

3. Essential oil and a few drops of onion juice mixed with coconut oil and apply it on the scalp . After an hour, rinse shampoo .

4 . Two teaspoon of onion juice mixed with one teaspoon of honey and apply it on the scalp . Wait 15 to 0 minutes . The shampoo wash. Apply this pack on at least one day a week .

5. Bethe onions mixed with olive oil and apply it on the scalp . Wait two hours . The shampoo wash.