...Thus you will have people mistakenly attributing their acne to cosmetics, or food, or hormonal changes, or certain drugs, but the truth is that these are merely triggers and not the causes of acne. As Dr Waite says, "People experience hormonal changes at many stages, such as puberty, menstrual periods, pregnancy, or even in times of intense anxiety. Similarly, people who perspire excessively may attribute their acne to sweating, but these do not create acne, they just help bring it out."...»
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«...Then how does drinking water get rid of acne? We all know importance of water in the body. Out of the innumerable essential roles it plays in the body, here are few which concern acne and help get rid of it. Water is a natural detoxifier and is the most effective one. It helps remove toxins from the body. These toxins include certain hormones which trigger acne by increasing sebum production from the sebaceous glands present just below the skin. The actual function of this sebum is to keep the skin moist and prevent its cracking. But the problem occurs when the mouth of these glands, opening in skin pores, are blocked with dust and dead skin mixed with sebum....»
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