The family always becomes another power for our life and stay together with them always give us something to do more in our activities. This is the main reason why when we meet our entire family member, we can feel that we are not alone. This spirit become more important when we found (more…)
Other natural therapies used along with reflexology can complement and dramatically speed the healing process. These include:
Colonic irrigations
Herbs
Vitamin, mineral, and (more…)
Reflexology is not just fancy footwork. In fact, many reflexologies are adamant that you never call their practice a foot rub, or just foot and/or hand massage. I tend to be more relaxed about semantics, but (more…)
Skin always becomes an interesting talking topic because there is always something new in about it. The power of skin is too big if we just make illustration like in advertising or any promotion from (more…)
It seems that anything and everything has been reported to cause rosacea flare-ups! The following list obtained from questionnaires sent to rosacea sufferers will prove the point. It reads like everything that’s good, (more…)
Most mild cases of rosacea can be treated and controlled with topical agents alone. (Topical refers to a product that is used on the skin, such as a cream, ointment, lotion, foam, gel, or a cleanser.) However, if topical treatment isn’t doing the job, an oral antibiotic is generally prescribed (systemic therapy). Compared with (more…)
The same systemic oral antibiotics used to treat acne that I discuss in Chapter 10 also calm the papules and pustules of your rosacea. Here, I provide you with the rosacea specific information and tips associated with these drugs. For complete information, including how to take the medication and potential (more…)
Recontouring procedures with a scalpel or a carbon dioxide laser have been used successfully to “sculpt” the excess nose tissue of rhinophyma back down to a more normal shape and appearance. This may also be accomplished by electrocautery, a process of destroying tissue by using a small (more…)
Your dermatologist can treat your telangiectasias by electrocautery — destroying them with a tiny electric needle using extremely low volt-age electricity. The needle zaps along the length of the blood (more…)
Acne, or more accurately, “acne like” lesions, can be seen in Cushing’s disease and Cushing’s syndrome.
Cushing’s disease is the name given to a condition caused by a pituitary tumor that secretes excessive amounts of adrenocorticotropic hormone (known as ACTH). This hormone stimulates the adrenal glands to produce excessive amounts of the hormone cortisol. Other tumors or conditions also may lead to excess (more…)