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An interesting article I came across cea While many of us have suffered an occasional blush or red face from anxiety, stress or anger, many others must endure the condition on a more permanent basis. cea is a chronic skin disorder in which the face - most notable the cheeks and nose - are unusually red. The relatively common disorder affects women more often than men, usually between the ages of 30 and 50; men, however are more prone to more severe cases. Its symptoms include facial flushing and acnelike pimples. Although the redness may come and go, eventually it may become permanent. While the causes of this condition aren't yet known, several factors are believed to contribute to it. Alcohol, infection, stress, B-vitamin deficiencies and gastrointestinal disorders (reduced gastric acid output) are known

to dilate the small facial veins, causing rosacea. What makes one person's condition worse, however, might not even affect another person. Natural steps to treat the problem include dietary changes, stress reduction and nutritional supplements. The benefit of juices and berries Both apple and dark grape juices may be beneficial for those suffering from rosacea. These fruits protect and help repair blood vessels, so try to include them in your diet. It's best to drink the beverage between meals and at room temperature. Or, eat brightly pigmented berries, such as blueberries, raspberries, purple grapes, cherries and cranberries. What You Can Do Avoid foods with hot spices and alcoholic beverages, which can cause your face to flush. Do not drink hot liquids, either, and eliminate refined sugars from your diet. Eat plenty of raw vegetables and grains and

supplement your diet with B-complex vitamins. Try to avoid extreme temperatures and stay out of the sun or heat as much as possible. In addition, keep stress to a minimum. Finally, use gentle skin-care products and avoid wearing any makeup. Sun Protection Too much sun can expand the facial blood vessels long-term and also cause permanent damage. If you plan to be outside during the day, protect yourself with sunscreen. Avoid temperature change Quick temperature changes - such as getting into a very warm car - affect sensitive skin. Avoid extreme fluctuations in temperature as much as possible; repeated often, these conditions may eventually expand small facial veins and lead to permanent reddening. For outdoor activities, use a weather protection cream. Let hot drinks cool down Some individuals with rosacea may experience flushing, tingling in the face and a worsened condition from drinking hot liquids, such as coffee. If you notice this annoying consequence, cool beverages down before drinking them, or abstain from very warm liquids altogether. Rule out allergies The use of makeup and skin-care products can worsen rosacea. Test any new product on your arm first to determine if you might develop a reaction. Take note of any foods that may give you an adverse skin reaction, even if it's only temporary, and stay away from them. Dietary supplements Supplements are frequently recommended to help deter rosacea. Take B-complex vitamins and

hydrochloric acid regularly; follow label directions. Alfalfa and burdock root also have detoxifying properties and can help improve skin tone. Natural Healing Techniques The following teas may reduce rosacea and should be drunk lukewarm: Mix 4 tsp. each of dried shepherd's purse, sage leaves, nettle leaves, horsetail and chamomile blossoms. Pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1 tbsp. of the herb mixture; steep for 10-15 min. and strain. Drink 1 cup of tea 3 times daily. Mix 4 tsp. each of fennel seeds, horsetail, valerian root and hops. Pour 1 cup boiling water over 1 tbsp. of the herb blend. Steep 10-15 min. and pour it through a strainer. Drink 3 cups daily. Methods of Administration Black-tea packsBlack tea contains tannins that have a constrictive effect on blood vessels and may help rosacea to subside. Pour

1 cup of boiling water over 2 tsp. of black tea. Let it steep for at least 20 min. Soak a towel in the lukewarm tea and lay it on your face for a few minutes. When you remove the cloth, moisturize your face with a gentle cream; the tannins may slightly dry out your skin. Whole-milk compressesMilk is a gentle cleanser that softens the skin. Put a few ice cubes in a cup of whole milk; let stand 3 min. Soak gauze compresses in the milk and place on face for 5-10 min. Repeat 3-4 times per day. Healing-earth maskHealing earth has antiseptic properties that help cool the skin. Blend 2 tbsp. of ultra-fine healing earth, available in health-food stores, with olive oil. Stir until a paste forms. Apply a thin layer to your face and leave on for about 10 min. Rinse with warm water, pat dry and then moisturize your face lightly with a gentle skin cream.

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