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May

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How I can get rid of white spots on my face?

Question:

I have little white spots on the face. They seem the shins under the skin and no 'head'. A group first appeared under each eye, along with a few in the front. A punctured beautician points with a needle and removed them, but they all have reappeared and I have so much more. People have suggested it could be due to the static of my glasses, the kind of face cream to use or lack of calcium. Not as dairy products as I had my gallbladder removed and I am on a diet virtually free of fat, this could be the cause?

Answer:

It is difficult to be certain about their points without seeing. However, I will try to explain what I think is the problem, and give some suggestions we hope to improve the functioning of the skin to make his spots disappear.

The skin is our body larger and performs several vital functions. Protect our interior germs, UV light, pollutants and chemical agents, and transmits sensations as heat, cold, touch and pressure. The skin also plays an important role in the excretion of toxic molecules in the body. Although we believe that the kidneys are responsible this, their molecules filtration system allows only up to a certain size to pass through. large toxic molecules and others who are not naturally excreted by the kidneys are forced by the body to find its way through the skin. Therefore, if the kidneys of a patient, the doctor tells them to reduce your protein intake. Otherwise the skin excretes a protein metabolic product called urea, which makes the skin feel itchy and smell of urine slightly.

There are two main types of toxins are eliminated through the skin. One of them is water soluble and easily excreted through sweat glands. The other is a fat-soluble and is excreted through the sebaceous glands (the oil from the skin and hair). Because their spots are white and thick as fat, I suspect they are the result of fat-soluble toxins that are trapped in the sebaceous glands, possibly due to clogged pores.

First you should keep your skin free of creams and oils that can block pores and prevent these toxins are eliminated. Secondly, it is necessary to ensure that your digestive system is working well - constipation can prevent toxins from being disposed of properly - and that you are not suffering from an overgrowth of yeast Candida albicans, as a body that attack the intestinal wall and gaps. drat If it happens, large toxic molecules can penetrate the intestinal wall and enter the bloodstream, where they are expelled through the skin. I recommend the following.

Skin Care

* Follow this routine before bedtime to help remove toxins. Mix a spoonful of kisses (chickpea flour) and half a teaspoon of sandalwood powder (both Indian grocery stores) with warm water skimmed milk or warm water into a paste slightly nasal. Apply this to the stain and rub gently with a soft cloth wrung out in warm water. Leave for five minutes. Splash with warm water. Friction face again. Repeat the routine. Saffron Youth Dew Apply and massage the skin gently with fingertips until you are fully hydrated and away the cream. If required apply more cream.

* Try to find an aloe vera plant so you can use fresh pulp. Slice one half inch blade. Squeeze the pulp into a bowl and mix until smooth. Apply this to the places and massage gently with your fingers. Leave for a couple of hours or preferably overnight.

SUPPLEMENTS

* Kadu: Soak three sticks in a cup of hot water at night, strain and drink in the morning this will keep the growth of yeast under control.

* Aloe vera: taken twice a day for three months to maintain healthy skin.

Digestion

* Make sure you are not constipated from drinking at least eight large glasses of still water a day between meals, eat prunes, figs and papaya for breakfast.

* Avoid yeast and yeast products (pizza, Marmite, bread, gravy made, blue cheese, mushrooms, Quorn, vinegar, beer, wine), which promote yeast.

* Avoid sugar and sugary foods that feed candida.

* Avoid citrus fruits, because they make the skin sensitive.

* Avoid curry, nuts and all canned and processed foods containing preservatives, because they produce too much stomach acid, which also makes the skin sensitive.

About the Author

I have obtained MD in General Medicine with Honours in 1980 and joined The Central Institute of Advanced Medical Studies in Moscow for post graduation in Acupuncture. I have completed diploma courses in Acupuncture, Anesthesia, Iridology, Hypnotherapy and Clinical Fasting. Practicing as Integrated Medicine expert.

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