Could you tell me why those particular food are good for the skin? Thanks heaps!!
Answer:
Wash your face twice a day. Also try not to touch your face most of the time it's the oil and drit from you hands.
No Fried Food! Try Avenno
take a multi vitamin, biotin, and loads of water. also eat lots of spinach, and fruits.
Please eat food with plenty of fruits, especially bananas.
You can avoid oily food like meat and sweets too.
However pimples really occur during your teens so no matter what food you eat or avoid they will only persist.
One way of you minimizing them is through balance diet and rest. Sometimes it is better to leave your pimples as
they are.
Remember you are what you eat. So if you like fries and shakes it could be why you break out.
Just eat lots of veggies, protein and drink lots of water.Take vitamins a and e.Find a pure and natural regime and stick to it twice a day every day.
Candy puts a big fat white head on my noggin. So, perhaps lay low on the sweets.I have read the answers from the others answering you and they seem pretty accurate. However, do not drink "loads" of water as someone said, unless exercising or in a dehydrated state. Too much water is bad for your heart.
Mix lemon juice, rose water and glycerin in equal quantities. Apply daily before retiring to bed. Eat a lot of green vegetables like spinach, cabbage, beans, peas, lettuce, etc. A salad and fruit should be taken daily. Check out http://useinfo-acne.blogspot.com/... for more useful info.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Any celebs with colon cancer?
Answer:
Tammy Faye Messner (formerly Jim Bakker's wife) is dying from colon cancer. Tony Snow has colon cancer. (not sure if he's a celebrity)Katie Couric's husband, Jay, died from colon cancer.John Forsythe (voice of Charlies Angels) had colorectal cancer.Sharon Osborne also had colon cancer.
I think Sharon Osbourne had it and maybe Farrah Fawcett.
Any body who knows the remedy for diabetic, please let me know?
Answer:
My husband was diagnoised as being diabetic about 1 1/2 years ago. He was put on actoes and metformin(sp). He had to check his blood two to three times a day. We cut out 90% of all sugar. He uses splenda. He started taking an over the counter diabetic viatmin called multibetic, he also lost 60 pounds right about the time he was diagnoised. He continued to take the prescription medication and the multibetic religiously. About 1 month to 2 months after starting to take the multibetic we had a big scare his sugar dropped extremely low (he had high sugar levels in the 300 range). WE called the doctor and started cutting down on his prescription meds. We finally cut out all of his prescription medications and he now only takes the multibetic. His sugar levels are now perfect. He continues to use the splenda and the multibetic. and is no longer diabetic in the doctors eyes.
Insulin prescribed by your physician and sugar-free diet.
Don't eat a lot of sugar?
See a doctor for your case. Another good alternative is to take bitter gourd supplements. Works for some.
I read testimonials at this website that said they're product helped someone with diabetes. Http://www.amazonthunder.com
I personally do not have diabetes but a few friends of mine do and they started using a suppliment and found huge results with it. You can get it here. http://www.optimumdiabetics.com/?aid=325...
They have a free trial and money back guarantee.
There really is no remedy for diabetes. Proper diet and exercises will help keep the blood sugar levels lower. If your Physician has prescribed medication, you should take it as directed. Some people don't have to take medication, they can control the blood sugar levels with diet.
Stay away from refined sugars, limit carbohydrates, add fiber to the diet. If you have a physician, contact their office, they can send you information on proper diet and food exchanges, or some will even recommend you see a nutritionist.
Take care of yourself.
Yep! I am a Nutritionist Consultant. contact me. it is caused from eating wrong foods. We are helping a lot of people
there is no easy answer here. If you are a type 1 diabetic the only answer is insulin for life and a rigidly controlled regime of diet and exercise.If you are type 2 you can control your blood sugar with diet and exercise.Have your blood tested.
Any body please tell me the perfect solution to the damned dandruff as i am suffering it over 3 years ?
Answer:
use a ketoconizol containing shampoo..buddy!!
try using headn sholders its suits perfect
Try Kemi oil to keep your scalp from getting irritated.
I had this problem and a dermatologist recommened Nizoral 2% shampoo. Its only available at a pharmacy and its in a red bottle. Back of pack says to leave it in for 2-3 mins I think but the derm said to leave it in for 10mins. Works wonders. I have tried all the other antidandruff shampoos on the market (head and shoulders (zinc pyrithione), selsun (selenium sulphide) neutogena t-gel (tar) etc...) and this is the best one. Active ingrediant is ketoconazole so ask the pharmacist if you cant find it.
Good luck
I don't know if I can find you a 'perfect' solution, as everyone is different. But these are my suggestions.Don't wash your hair too often, and when you do, use a mild shampoo (one that says 'frequent wash' or similar, and preferably without lots of chemicals - Simple do one without scents etc). Before you wash your hair - a couple of hours before or, ideally, overnight - rub in almond oil with a few drops of whatever you can find of the following: wheat germ oil, juniper oil, jojoba oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, chamomile oil. I think the rosemary oil is probably particularly good, but all of the above are in the wonderful scalp oil which the Body Shop used to make but have, for some obscure reason, stopped doing. If you're doing it overnight, which is great, then put a towel over your pillow. Make sure the oil is rubbed right in to your scalp. Then wash off in the morning (or a few hours later) - you may need to do two washes. This worked for me vastly better than proprietory dandruff shampoos. Do this once or twice a week initially - things should begin to clear and you can then just do this once a month or so. You'll find what works for you.
Try using head 'n shoulders intensive solutions. Nine out of ten dermatologist recommend it.
Yeah, I agree with chirayu m but if that doesnt work try Selsun.Its smells kinda weird but it works for skin conditions like dandruff.Just dont get it in your eyes. It burns.
head and shoulders shampoo? or thers this tar shampoo that an aquantance used and it worked. I have no experience w/ head and shoulders.
well some home remedies ... which work ...
curd...methi powder[in hindhi we call]..i think fenugreek.
n lime add n apply on head everyweek for 4 weeks n then if it still doesnt go rub lime directly on head for 5 min .n then after itching starts ...apply curd to head ... stay for 15 20 min .then head bath.
bath with nizoral 2 percent .. may loosen scalp hair ..
do not comb on wet hair . towel dry .. dont move out of house to dust enviroment in wet hair condition ...
use conditioner after shampooing . use soap nut to wash hai r.. shikakai laso removes dandruff.
Any advise for curing depretion?
exept for going to psycologist or psyciotrist or any thing like that?
Answer:
Boy I hate for my answer to go under and after that JACK *** that just answered you but I can handle it.
There is no cure for clinical depression that I know of. But there are lots of things that can help ease the symptoms. Go outside and put your face to the sun for 30 seconds(eyes closed), move move move your body.
CHANGE what you eat and where you get your from
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
follow that link and research foods and depression.
Good luck to you!Oh, and stay away from idiots like the fool that answered right before me.Stupid people depress me :)
Yeah, I always seemed to be depretced.
Pick up a dictionary and learn to spell, its obvious that you must be an American.
Answer:
Boy I hate for my answer to go under and after that JACK *** that just answered you but I can handle it.
There is no cure for clinical depression that I know of. But there are lots of things that can help ease the symptoms. Go outside and put your face to the sun for 30 seconds(eyes closed), move move move your body.
CHANGE what you eat and where you get your from
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
follow that link and research foods and depression.
Good luck to you!Oh, and stay away from idiots like the fool that answered right before me.Stupid people depress me :)
Yeah, I always seemed to be depretced.
Pick up a dictionary and learn to spell, its obvious that you must be an American.
Any advice?
i have recently been diagnosed wit inflammatory blood disease and hypermobility, i am really upset, if any one has either of these i would appreciate any help!
Answer:
please make reappointment / and talk with them / or see if they have booklets on conditions / or i know / hospitals do carry phamplets of certain illinesses /
Answer:
please make reappointment / and talk with them / or see if they have booklets on conditions / or i know / hospitals do carry phamplets of certain illinesses /
Any advice/tips on multiple sclerosis effective herbal treatments? cure?
a family member just found out that they have multiple sclerosis and I was hoping to gets some advice or tip from people living with MS or someone who deals with it this first hand. Please as many tips as possible this person is very close to me. Is their anything I can do?
Answer:
There are no effective herbal treatments for MS. Go to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society website and educate yourself. Everybody's case is different and must be handled separately.
Go off dairy products and any artifical sweeteners immediately. These things can attack the myelin sheath and expose the nerves. Going off these things helped me enormously. That includes soda drinks with artificial sweetners.
Many people with MS take one of the CRAB drugs (copaxin-rebif-avonex-betaseri... Many people find these drugs very helpful - I have MS (was diagnosed 14 years ago) and I have Solumedrol IV infusions every 6 months.I have heard many people say bee sting therapy is very effective for treating MS - I'm allergic to bees so that one is out for me too.There is no cure for MS just yet - but I think (hope) they are getting close.
The best thing you can do for this person is listen if they need to talk and understand if they act a bit odd for a while. Accepting that she has MS is the hard part and can take some time to come to terms with.
The very best thing you can do to help this family member is to learn the FACTS of this disease. Read up on it at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. Ask your family person with MS if they would like you to sign them up for their magazines, free materials, The NMSS offers a free weekly series, the name alludes me right this second, for newly diagnosed patients - it is a WONDERFUL series. After you learn all the facts and he/she is receptive to your continuous research, then find out what alternatives might exist. As an MSer, I would NOT be receptive to family or friend who came and told me about bee therapy or snake venom or any pill. My advice!
Take any herbal treaments, put them down and walk about 84 feet away from them in any direction.Your best option is simply try and have a healthy diet. Also discuss MS therapy options with a good Neurologist.Everybody says pretty much everything causes some sort of horrible disease and yet the proof is missing.There is not one human on this planet that even knows what CAUSES MS. When they finally know that, then and only then, we can start looking for a cure.In the meantime try and find a good Neurologist nearby you or an MS Treament Center. http://www.clams.org/goodocs.html...What we know is little, but it's still what we know. Anything herbal or "natural" is simply just a guess.
They need to be on a medical regime. Only approved medications are known to help with MS symptoms. Some people take extra B12 to help with fatigue. Someone with MS needs to be on one of the approved drugs to help slow or halt the progression.
Stress is one thing that triggers the onset of a MS attack, therefore,people with MS have to keep there stress levels low. Meditation and yoga and deep breathing exercises can help. Also have to keep out of exteme heat. Many people with MS have reported getting a ms attack after a hot shower/or weather. During heat, always carry a wet cold towel around your neck. Chiropractic adjustments have shown to alleviate some of the attacks. There is no actual herbs that treat or cure, but if I was to suggest one thing would be vitamin B12(sublinguals). Oh, also people with MS have to get plenty of rest and sleep.
Answer:
There are no effective herbal treatments for MS. Go to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society website and educate yourself. Everybody's case is different and must be handled separately.
Go off dairy products and any artifical sweeteners immediately. These things can attack the myelin sheath and expose the nerves. Going off these things helped me enormously. That includes soda drinks with artificial sweetners.
Many people with MS take one of the CRAB drugs (copaxin-rebif-avonex-betaseri... Many people find these drugs very helpful - I have MS (was diagnosed 14 years ago) and I have Solumedrol IV infusions every 6 months.I have heard many people say bee sting therapy is very effective for treating MS - I'm allergic to bees so that one is out for me too.There is no cure for MS just yet - but I think (hope) they are getting close.
The best thing you can do for this person is listen if they need to talk and understand if they act a bit odd for a while. Accepting that she has MS is the hard part and can take some time to come to terms with.
The very best thing you can do to help this family member is to learn the FACTS of this disease. Read up on it at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. Ask your family person with MS if they would like you to sign them up for their magazines, free materials, The NMSS offers a free weekly series, the name alludes me right this second, for newly diagnosed patients - it is a WONDERFUL series. After you learn all the facts and he/she is receptive to your continuous research, then find out what alternatives might exist. As an MSer, I would NOT be receptive to family or friend who came and told me about bee therapy or snake venom or any pill. My advice!
Take any herbal treaments, put them down and walk about 84 feet away from them in any direction.Your best option is simply try and have a healthy diet. Also discuss MS therapy options with a good Neurologist.Everybody says pretty much everything causes some sort of horrible disease and yet the proof is missing.There is not one human on this planet that even knows what CAUSES MS. When they finally know that, then and only then, we can start looking for a cure.In the meantime try and find a good Neurologist nearby you or an MS Treament Center. http://www.clams.org/goodocs.html...What we know is little, but it's still what we know. Anything herbal or "natural" is simply just a guess.
They need to be on a medical regime. Only approved medications are known to help with MS symptoms. Some people take extra B12 to help with fatigue. Someone with MS needs to be on one of the approved drugs to help slow or halt the progression.
Stress is one thing that triggers the onset of a MS attack, therefore,people with MS have to keep there stress levels low. Meditation and yoga and deep breathing exercises can help. Also have to keep out of exteme heat. Many people with MS have reported getting a ms attack after a hot shower/or weather. During heat, always carry a wet cold towel around your neck. Chiropractic adjustments have shown to alleviate some of the attacks. There is no actual herbs that treat or cure, but if I was to suggest one thing would be vitamin B12(sublinguals). Oh, also people with MS have to get plenty of rest and sleep.
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