Question 1

is chlorella safe?

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If the label is true: Chlorella is a common green pond scum, with some nutritional value. Some folks have packaged it as a nutritional supplement and will sell it to you. The "superfood", anti-cancer, immune-enhancing and similar claims are all made up (breaks no law, strangely.) if the bottle contains what it says it does (and in this shadow world it often doesn't), you're safe. It's your money.

Question 2

are chlorella and spirolina safe?

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Algae: Chlorella and spirolina are green and blue=green algae used as dietary supplements.  Am not aware of any known direct toxicities, but persons with seafood allergies and those with hyperthyroidism should avoid these.  The more important question is are they really necessary?  Only you can determine whether you really need these.  Only your wallet is likely to be hurt.

Question 3

how to vanish acne?

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Some options...: For treatment of acne, over-the-counter benzoyl peroxide gel or cream is quite helpful. If desired, a doctor can add an antibiotic gel or cream such as Cleocin (clindamycin) gel. If more help is needed, prescription retinoids such as Retin-A or Differin gel can be used instead of benzoyl peroxide. Oral antibiotics like tetracycline can be used. If quite severe, a dermatologist may use Accutane.

Question 4

i suffer from acne

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Some options...: For treatment of acne, over-the-counter benzoyl peroxide gel or cream is quite helpful. If desired, a doctor can add an antibiotic gel or cream such as Cleocin (clindamycin) gel. If more help is needed, prescription retinoids such as Retin-A or Differin gel can be used instead of benzoyl peroxide. Oral antibiotics like tetracycline can be used. If quite severe, a dermatologist may use Accutane.

Question 5

how can i fix my acne?

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Be kind to your skin: Treating adult acne can be a challenge. The first step is to be kind to your skin and clean it with a gentle cleanser. Harsh scrubbing and strong soaps can make acne worse. The second step is to try the over the counter treatments available. Consult with your doctor to see which ones are right for you. The last step is to avoid picking at your acne as this can lead to scarring and inflammation.

Question 6

having an acne problem?

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Clean skin: Important to keep your skin clean
wash 2 - 3 times with soap and water daily
there are many items you can buy to help, 
many are very expensive and do not help a
lot. You may due better to see your primary care person. Some of the prescribed meds
are not real expensive and will clear your
skin very well.

Question 7

how can acne be treated?

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Many ways: Start with a mild daily cleanser (like cetaphil or dove sensitive skin).  You can use benzoyl peroxide, a topical antibiotic or an oral antibiotic.  Additionally you can use salicylic acid or glycolic acid.  Retinoids (like retin a (tretinoin) or differin) can be used as can Accutane (an oral type or retinoid).  Other treatments include blue light therapy or comedone extraction.

Question 8

what could cause my acne?

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Your changing body: I hope you welcome the changes that turn you from a child into an adult. The chemical chaos often produces an environment in which the oils and bacteria that cause acne flourish. Thankfully, all acne is manageable today, and it's wrong for anyone to deny you the cheap, effective treatments that are available.

Question 9

how to remove acne marks?

Accepted Answer

Specialist work: A dermatologist can make the scars less apparent using a laser, filler, or dermabrasion. Before you do this, consider whether this is what you really want. If you are a woman, most men don't care but you'll probably get a good result. If you are a man, look at the hollywood stars who have kept their acne marks to look tougher (jet li, charlie sheen, stephen segal, many others.).

Question 10

what food causes of acne?

Accepted Answer

Sugars: Too many carbohydrates change the chemistry in your body and can lead to acne. Another food problem is food allergy, and toxins in food (for instance bromine in proceeded foods can cause acne).

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