Question 1

can bananas cause acne?

Accepted Answer

acne bananas: There is little solid evidence linking diet to acne.  High glycemic foods (that spike blood sugar) have shown some possible correlation at increasing the amounts of inflammation in acne.  Short answer, bananas area probably safe.

Question 2

what are dermatologists review  on using extra virgin coconut oil and banana peels for adult acne? i have amyopathic  dermatomyositis  and rosacea.

Accepted Answer

NOT  in USA: These agents have been not evaluated in the usa to the best of my knowledge but have been used extensively in countries such as india for burn wounds.

Question 3

i am an athlete supposed to consume chocolate milk, banana,  egg plant for energy but my face becomes full of acne and get sore throat what should i d?

Accepted Answer

Allergy : Could have an allergy to something you're eating.... Consider getting allergy tested and desensitized if necessary.

Question 4

what could cause my acne?

Accepted Answer

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 5

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).

Question 6

what causes acne in women?

Accepted Answer

Excess testosterone: All women have male hormone, testosterone, in their bodies. An excess can cause acne. This is oftentreated with estrogen, commonly in oral contraceptives. In the bloodstream are compounds called sex hormone binding globulins. Estrogen increases these elements. When sex hormone binding globulin attaches to testosterone, the testosterone is inactivated, ergo less acne.

Question 7

adult acne what causes this?

Accepted Answer

Hormones.: Adult acne is often a sign of hormonal changes within the body. Medications can do it too. In general, it is more difficult to treat than simple teenage acne, so you'd best see your dermatologist, who will prescribe a treatment regimen, and if necessary, run some tests to rule out internal hormonal problems.

Question 8

could eating sugary foods cause acne?

Accepted Answer

No: The link between diet and acne is weak, the strongest being with dairy as a cause and even this is soft. If you have to ask, you should be taking advantage of what real science can offer for prophylaxis. Topical benzoyl peroxide 5% once a day to prevent, or 2x/day to treat; if not clear after this, your personal physician has many options.

Question 9

what are the causes acne of on the back?

Accepted Answer

Acne : Acne always occurs where oil glands are abnormal.

Question 10

what causes acne and how does it happen?

Accepted Answer

Fighting bacteria: Each hair follicle is connected to a sebaceous gland. The sebaceous glands produce sebum, which keep the skin surface oily and protects the skin. 
The importance of adequate face washing: when dead skin clogs up a pore, bacteria grows in the oily skin.
The whiteness of an acne lesion is the pus formed by the dead white cells that fight the acne bacteria.

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