Health Authorities Now Strongly Warn Against Some Skincare Ingredients

(Newswire.net — December 19, 2018) Orlando, FL — There is a myriad of skincare products available in the market today. However, it remains true that some of them are ineffective and even dangerous to use.

According to researchers, consumers should be wary about using products that contain emulsifiers. These are actually soap-based substances that could dry and encourage aging of the skin.

Experts warn emulsifiers can binds with oils and some water-based ingredients in skin creams and lotions. While the nourishing oil is often absorbed into the skin, and the water is either absorbed or evaporated, the emulsifier is left behind.

It has been found such a soapy residue can cause skin damage. Emulsifiers can also disrupt the skin’s natural pH, impede skin repair, and even reduce the skin’s protective barrier.

Another ingredient to watch out for is 1,4-dioxane, which is believed to trigger the onset of cancer.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency considered the 1,4-dioxane a human carcinogen. There are also other ingredients to watch out for like parabens.

Achieving clear, smooth, and glowing skin doesn’t only require the use of skin care products, but more important ensuring the body gets all the nutrients it needs.

According to experts, the appearance of the skin is the reflection of what the body consumes. When lots of processed and junk foods are eaten, it significantly increases the risk of acne and pimples.

Health authorities strongly recommend the consumption of healthy foods, such as fruits and vegetables. It is also suggested to make sure nutrients are properly absorbed by the body, and it can be achieved through increased intake of digestive enzymes.

Studies have shown digestive enzymes work in breaking down food and ensuring their nutrients are properly absorbed by the body.

Woodson Merrell, MD, integrative physician and author of The Detox Prescription, recommends the gastro-assisting duo of digestive enzymes and probiotics for improved skin health and appearance.

While ointments may be helpful for skin conditions like psoriasis, eczema, or acne, it is important to remember these are manifestations of internal problems. Skin health issues may be addressed at their root cause by reducing inflammation and nourishing the body with nutrients.

“Using digestive enzymes and probiotics to help with the proper absorption and breakdown of foods can be really helpful for fighting acne,” Dr. Merrell says. 

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