Noseeums, also known as midgies, sandflies and punkies, are tiny red bugs that thrive in damp environments which also promote mosquitoes. Like mosquitoes, they are blood-sucking insects, but are barely visible biting flies, hence the common term “no-see-um.” Members of the Ceratopogonidae family, they leave behind small red welts or water-filled blisters that itch. Once…
Acne: You should avoid well-recognized dietary “triggers” such as grains, corn, peanuts, eggs, soy and dairy. Even if you don’t have a diagnosed gluten intolerance problem, a relative gluten intolerance may also be at work because glutens seem to have an almost allergic-type role in stimulating acne. Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley…
Varicose veins or spider veins (because of the shape of the veins around the affected area- the veins around the affected area occurs in clusters) are usually found near the outer layer of the skin, and you can actually see them. The size of varicose veins varies – they can be quite small or very…
Hyper-pigmentation is a nuisance for anyone who has to deal with these unflattering dark patches on their skin. As a result, a growing number of sufferers look for the best ways to fade hyper-pigmentation and restore their skin to its natural, beautiful appearance. Optimal hyper-pigmentation removal is often attained by employing one of many cosmetic…
Sclerotherapy involves the injection of a fluid (a sclerosant) directly into a diseased vessel in order to cause irreversible damage to the vessel, while avoiding damage to normal collateral vessels and surrounding tissues. After an injection, the damaged vessel becomes non-functional and gradually fades away. Though sclerotherapy has several applications, such as treatment of small…
Cold Laser Therapy, also known as low level laser therapy (LLLT), is a relatively new medical field that came about in the mid-1960s, shortly after the invention of the first working laser. It was radical in that it focused on the non-destructive medical capabilities of laser light, whereas pre-laser studies concerning the medical uses of…
Our liver is a perplexing and essential organ of the body which performs more than 500 capacities. These functions incorporate the generation of bile, which helps us process our sustenance. The liver is additionally in charge of ingestion of fats, other necessary supplements like Vitamins A, D, E and K. It additionally goes about as…
Your skin is the largest organ in your body. In order to keep your skin healthy and for your hygiene’s sake, you need to constantly clean it. If the skin is not effectively cleaned, it would accumulate pollution, sweat, debris, bacteria as well as excess oil. However, you must use a different cleanser for your…
Affecting over millions each year, pneumonia is still one of the most serious sicknesses there and should not be taken lightly. Pneumonia is an infection in either one or both of the lungs that causes the germs inhaled to settle in the air sacs, also known as alveoli, in your lungs. The alveoli will begin…
Exfoliation involves the use of a body scrub to remove dead skin cells that cause your skin to look rough, wrinkly, dry, and patchy. How to Use Scrubs to Exfoliate Skin (Instructions) Select a Scrub that Includes Healthy Ingredients Take a Bath or Shower first (Yes, you can use soap before applying the scrub). Then,…
