Tag: inflammation

Echinacea may help your acne

September 2, 2012 | By More

Researchers in Canada demonstrated that an Echinacea extract was able to destroy several strains of the acne inducing bacteria P. acnes.

In addition, this same Echinacea extract reduced the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines that are triggered by the P. acnes bacteria.

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Vitamin D for acne improvements

August 28, 2012 | By More

Vitamin D may improve your acne via a number of mechanisms:

It enhances the body’s production of natural antibacterial peptides that are able to destroy the P. acnes bacteria, a key promoter of the acne process.

Topical vitamin D has also demonstrated an anti-inflammatory capacity. Reducing inflammation is highly beneficial to those with acne.

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MSM supplements a great choice for acne sufferers

August 24, 2012 | By More

MSM may be of benefit to acne sufferers because it enhances antioxidant potential, acts as an anti-inflammatory, aids detoxification, and may improve skin repair.

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Natural Acne Solutions – Book Publication

August 3, 2012 | By More

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This book can be bought for the low price of $2.99

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Silica gel provides good results for acne sufferers

March 22, 2012 | By More

Silica applied topically in the form of a gel, would appear to provide a significant benefit to those with acne.

Due to the molecular properties of silica and its large surface area, it draws out and binds to impurities, bacteria and lipids such as sebum.

The lowering of sebum is particularly important because it has been shown to play a highly significant role in the acne process.

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Dairy bacteria help to reduce intestinal inflammation

September 14, 2011 | By More

Dairy lactobacillus delbrueckii bacterial strains modified inflammation when tested on human intestinal cells. One of these strains was able to reduce colitis in a mouse model of intestinal inflammation.

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Ginseng protects your muscles

June 22, 2011 | By More

Panax (Korean ginseng) may help reduce exercise induced muscle damage (Jung et al 2011).  Supplementing Korean ginseng helped to lower creatine kinase activity – a measure of muscle protein breakdown, and it also lowered levels of an inflammatory marker called interlukin-6.  Interestingly it helped to improve insulin sensitivity as well, perhaps making it of some [...]

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Post-exercise muscle pain reduction with tart cherry juice

January 7, 2011 | By More

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