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how well will taking the vitamins A,E, and zinc help with my acne?
i have acne around my chin area it looks like a million little tiny pimples and i have had that for almost 2 months and they wont go away i heard vitamins A,E, and zinc work good for the skin but does anyone know how well they work how soon i can see results or has anyone experienced this?
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:Chromium supplements - Chromium helps boosts the body’s ability to break down glucose.Vitamin A - reduces sebum and keratin production. (Caution: taking mega doses of Vitamin A can cause headaches, fatigue, muscle and joint pain and other side effects. Consult a qualified practitioner before taking mega supplements).Vitamin E - an antioxidant (200 to 400 IU a day).Vitamin B-6 50 mg per day. This vitamin aids in the metabolism of hormones and supports the function of Acnezine as well.
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Would Zinc supplements be enough for curing bad/severe acne?
Lately, I’ve had a pretty bad breakout of acne (especially on my cheeks). My Dad says that Zinc is a natural acne fighter that could alleviate my acne.
I have been using Purpose soap on my face for a while now, and I’m watching what I eat (little chocolate, eat junk foods sparingly). Also, I hardly ever go out to eat, so I very very seldom eat fast food. So, I should be doing fine.
Most of my friends around my age seem to have gotten over their acne when they were around 14, so I thought it was odd that I’m having another breakout of acne when I’ll be turning 17 next year.
Would Zinc supplements be enough to cure my acne? I was trying to get my Dad to take me to a dermatologist and get the expert’s treatment, but he doesn’t trust them. I honestly trust the dermatologist’s opinion over my Dad’s, since he has no experience with treating something like this. He’s also never had acne as bad as mine, so he wouldn’t know.
So I’d like an opinion from someone here on Yahoo Answers, and if you happen to be a dermatologist or even someone who has had successful acne treatment then that would be great!
lol my Dad still wouldn’t trust that Agency’s opinion. He’s so Anti-government that he wouldn’t give a flip what they say about acne treatment.
If you currently have outbreaks and zits all over, you may use zinc supplements to alleviate what you are going through. Zinc can help heal your blemishes, reduce the inflammation, and reduce the androgenic effect of hormones on your skin. Thus, if you want your pimples to heal faster, taking some zinc supplements may be a good idea.
There are two widely used forms of zinc supplements for acne that you can choose from: zinc gluconate and zinc oxide. Zinc gluconate acne. Research studies have shown that taking about 200 milligrams a day orally (corresponding to only about 30 mg of effective zinc) is effective in reducing acne inflammation due to zinc’s action on inflamed cells and granulocytes. Zinc oxide for acne. Topical application of acne on the affected areas can reduce the production of sebum and oils on the area and can accelerate the healing of your zits.
Chelating zinc for acne skin is seen to be more effective in terms of zinc absorption. Vitamins are usually absorbed by our body easily, but when it comes to minerals such as zinc, there are many factors in our body that seem to interfere with zinc absorption such that only about 30-40% are effectively utilized. The word ‘chelated’ means that the zinc mineral is combined with an amino acid to enhance better absorption. Chelated zinc forms are usually more expensive, but it is of course more effective than regular zinc forms.
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im taking antibioticz for my acne and am now taking zinc tablets, will this effect the antibiotics?
dont take them within two hours of each other…
otherwise thats totally fine
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does zinc tablets help cure acne? what are the side effects?
I heard a lot of good things about zinc but i’m kinda unsure if it will help. I have moderate acne and i’ve literally tried all the medicine, for the face and for the body. I’ve changed my diet and i’m starting to exercise more but the acne goes haywire out of nowhere sometimes.
Not sure about zinc, I take a product called Healthy, Hair, Skin and nails by Andrew Lessman. I still get the occasional breakout but I can’t say that any supplement actually stops acne.
You can control acne but you can’t cure it.
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Zinc supplements for acne?
I’m 16, and tend to break out near my period.
Will taking zinc supplements help control my break outs, and how long does it take for my body to react? And how much should I take? Also is there any side effects?
Zinc increases testosterone, Anabolic Steroids is testosterone and is known as a side effect of acne breakouts.
try eating some, Lemons, limes i know for a fact that they smooth the skin which will lower the acne, and eventualy stop the breakouts.
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