Friday, 1 March 2013

acne causes


There are many causes of acne, including stress, hormonal imbalance, poor hygiene and dietary factors. A primary dietary factor in causing acne is vitamin deficiency. The main deficiencies that contribute to acne are lack of vitamins A, C, E and B-complex. Although vitamins B-3 and B-5 are more commonly recommended to mitigate acne break-outs, B-6 may be important also as it is involved in so many of the body's processes.

Role of B-6

Vitamin B-6, or pyridoxine, is required for amino acid metabolism and to govern the release of glucose from glycogen. As such, B-6 is considered the primary energy producing vitamin in the body, according to "Advanced Nutrition: Macronutrients, Micronutrients, and Metabolism." It is also necessary for the production of hydrochloric acid within the stomach and food absorption. B-6 can reduce the sensitivity of skin to the effects of testosterone, which in turn helps the acne cycle. It also aids in maintaining electrolyte balance and promotes red blood cell formation. Further, it is required for the synthesis of RNA and DNA, which contain the instructions for the reproduction and growth of all cells, including the epidermis that is affected by acne

Tuesday, 18 September 2012

Anti body to neutralize influenza bug

scientists have identified the co-crystal structure of human antibody that can neutralize  influenza viruses in a unique way .scientists from the scripps research institute and sea lane biotechnologies have found an antibody that recognises the crucial structure that flu viruses use to attach to host cells,even though previously this structure had been thought too small for an antibody to grab effectively.The immune protein manages to hit this precise spot by using just small part of its target grabbing apparatus.In so doing ,it can neutralize a broad range of dangerous flu viruses

Saturday, 15 September 2012

HYDROQUINONE CREAM


Considering Hydroquinone Cream?

Hydroquinone is considered to probably be the most effective skin bleaching cream in existence today. It’s used by many to treat and fade liver spots, melasma, freckles, acne scars and other forms of skin discoloration.
Some use it to lighten an entire area, such as the face. Because it’s so powerful and produces results fast, it’s important to follow directions closely. 
using it -
It’s important to follow the directions closely when using hydroquinone creams or any skin bleaching product for that matter. Also, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to ask your dermatologist for advice about it, too. There are literally hundreds of different bleaching products out there that contain this ingredient. Some of my favorite are PCA skin care products. Why? Because they only manufacture cosmetic skin products, instead of trying to over-extend themselves into other area. I love their products and they’re reasonably priced. I also like to buy Kinerase skincare too. They also have a number of great formulations for hydroquinone cream. The bottom line is that many people agree this ingredient is the fastest and by far the most effective way to get the job done.

bacteria can even b helpfull

Bacteria may help cure sinus problem
 adding a dose of good bacteria to the sinuses may help treat some chronic conditions of the disease, a new study claimed ,
   In a study published in journal science translational medicine ,researchers discovered that some chronic sinus problems may be caused by depletion of good bacteria and the presence of bad bacteria in the sinuses.
   Adding back good bacteria to the sinuses will work to treat the condition and analogous to the way probiotics may treat certain intestinal problems .
   The study analysed the populations of bacteria present in the sinuses of 10 people with the chronic sinus problems known as chronic rhinosinusitis,and 10 healthy people.
   They  indentified the bacteria species by looking at their genes .people with chronic sinuses problems had fewer types of bacteria in their sinuses compared with healthy people ,and significant reduction in bacteria that produce lactic acid .