Podcasts about sebum

Smell can be used to diagnose.   Check out the paper mentioned Trivedi DK, Sinclair E, Xu Y, Sarkar D, Walton-Doyle C, Liscio C, Banks P, Milne J, Silverdale M, Kunath T, Goodacre R, Barran P. Discovery of Volatile Biomarkers of Parkinson's Disease from Sebum. ACS Cent Sci. 2019 Apr 24;5(4):599-606. doi: 10.1021/acscentsci.8b00879. Epub 2019 Mar 20.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31041379/  Check out the BBC interview with Joy Milne     www.rnzcuc.org.nz podcast@rnzcuc.org.nz https://www.facebook.com/rnzcuc https://twitter.com/rnzcuc   Music licensed from www.premiumbeat.com Full Grip by Score Squad   This podcast is intended to assist in ongoing medical education and peer discussion for qualified health professionals.  Please ensure you work within your scope of practice at all times.  For personal medical advice always consult your usual doctor 

Comment avoir confiance en soi quand l'acné commence à prendre trop de place ? Comment vivre avec l'acné quand on a 30 ans ?Pour 80% d'entre nous, l'acné a fait partie de notre quotidien à l'adolescence. Sauf que l'acné ne consiste pas toujours en quelques boutons transitoires. Elle peut engendrer des séquelles esthétiques importantes et avoir un retentissement psychique.  Aujourd'hui dans « Patients » on va parler d'un sujet qui touche plus de 6 millions de personnes en France : l'acné sévère.Pour aller plus loin : L'association France3ADermato-info.fr  Vous pouvez suivre Anne sur son compte Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/acne__positive/?hl=frVous souffrez d'acné sévère et vous souhaitez en parler avec un médecin généraliste ou spécialiste ? Nos médecins sont à votre écoute.*Ce podcast recueille des témoignages personnels qui peuvent heurter votre sensibilité. Nous vous rappelons que ces récits représentent le vécu de nos invités et ne sont pas nécessairement représentatifs de notre point de vue.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

If you have ever had a teenager in your home, you know that they have their own unique teenage aroma. New research out this week was able to confirm that teenagers typically smell of goats, cheese and urine- and there is a chemical reason why. Published in the journal Communications Chemistry, the researchers sewed cotton wool pads into the armpit area of pyjamas to collect the sweat from 36 volunteers who wore them overnight. 18 of the volunteers were infants aged 3 and under and 18 of the volunteers were teenagers aged 14-18. The extracted sweat was then analysed using both a gas chromatography-olfactometry device for chemical analysis as well as professions human smellers. The infants had their own unique smell which was described as smelling like violets and due to a higher level of the ketone α-isomethylionone. They found that chemically two steroids 5α-androst-16-en-3-one and 5α-androst-16-en-3α-ol were only present in the teenage sweat. These steroids are reported to have a smell that is similar to sweat, urine, musk and sandalwood. The teenagers also had elevated levels of six different carboxylic acids which smell of goat, cheese, capsicim and wax according to the professional smellers. The change in the smell of teenagers is due to the onset of activity of sweat and sebum glands combined with hair growth, and microbes on the skin. Sebum is an oily substance that helps to protect your skin and these glands become very active around puberty. While the study didn't come up with a conclusion as to why the smell of teenagers changes, previous research into stickleback fish found that related sticklebacks dislike each other's smell once they reach sexual maturity which might help them to avoid inbreeding. Whatever the reason – the likelihood is that your teenager stinks and there isn't much anyone can do about it. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Buying shampoo can be overwhelming – there are so many brands to choose from, across a huge range of prices. Some brands promise to repair and nourish our hair, while others promise to strengthen and add volume. But are any of these claims true? Do we even need shampoo at all?购买洗发水可能会让人不知所措——品牌众多，价格差异巨大。 一些品牌承诺修复和滋养我们的头发，而另一些品牌则承诺加强和增加头发的体积。 但这些说法都是真的吗？ 我们甚至需要洗发水吗？Since long before shampoo was invented – some say in India – our bodies have been producing sebum – an oil-like substance. Sebum stops our skin from getting dry, manages the health of our scalp and makes our hair shiny. But it also collects dirt, and, if left untouched for too long, sebum can cause our hair to become greasy. There are no disadvantages from a health perspective to letting our hair be greasy, says Eleanore Richardson, Trichologist at Fulham Scalp and Hair Clinic, but many people choose to wash their hair regularly for aesthetic reasons.早在洗发水发明之前——有人说是在印度——我们的身体就一直在产生皮脂——一种油状物质。 皮脂阻止我们的皮肤变干，管理我们头皮的健康，让我们的头发闪亮。 但它也会积聚污垢，如果长时间未接触，皮脂会使我们的头发变得油腻。 Fulham Scalp and Hair Clinic 的毛发学家埃莉诺·理查森 (Eleanore Richardson) 说，从健康的角度来看，让我们的头发油腻并没有什么坏处，但许多人出于审美原因选择定期洗头。And so we reach for the shampoo bottle. Shampoos contain a group of chemicals called surfactants. They grab the dirt and grease from the surface of our hair, meaning when we rinse away the shampoo, we also wash away the grease and dirt. But, as Laura Waters, who's a Professor of Pharmaceutical Analysis in the School of Applied Sciences at Huddersfield University, points out, 'some surfactants work too well' and take the natural oils out of the hair, as well. More expensive shampoos may contain less harsh surfactants, but – adds Laura Waters – the type of shampoo doesn't really matter. 'It's on our hair very briefly and gets washed away'. It's the conditioners and styling products that we use after the shampoo that make a bigger difference to the texture and feel of our hair.所以我们伸手去拿洗发水瓶。 洗发水含有一组称为表面活性剂的化学物质。 它们抓住我们头发表面的污垢和油脂，这意味着当我们冲洗掉洗发水时，我们也洗掉了油脂和污垢。 但是，正如哈德斯菲尔德大学应用科学学院药物分析教授劳拉·沃特斯 (Laura Waters) 所指出的那样，“一些表面活性剂效果太好”，而且还会去除头发中的天然油脂。 更昂贵的洗发水可能含有较少的刺激性表面活性剂，但 - 劳拉沃特斯补充道 - 洗发水的类型并不重要。 “它在我们的头发上停留的时间非常短，然后就会被冲走”。 正是我们在洗发后使用的护发素和定型产品对我们头发的质地和触感产生了更大的影响。Of course, the more we put onto our hair, the more we need to cleanse it off, creating a vicious circle. So, yes, it seems we do have a need for shampoo, but we also shouldn't expect it to be a miracle cure. And, finally, next time you're in a shampoo aisle, remember that hair is made up of dead protein cells and that, sadly, not even the most expensive shampoo can bring them back to life.当然，我们涂的越多，就越需要清洗，形成恶性循环。 所以，是的，我们似乎确实需要洗发水，但我们也不应期望它是一种灵丹妙药。 最后，下次你在洗发水货架时，请记住头发是由死去的蛋白质细胞组成的，遗憾的是，即使是最昂贵的洗发水也无法让它们起死回生。词汇表brand 品牌repair 修复nourish 滋养strengthen 使强韧，强化volume 数量sebum 皮脂oil-like substance 类似油类物质scalp 头皮shiny 有光泽的greasy 油腻的aesthetic 美观的chemical 化学品surfactant 表面活性剂surface 表层rinse 冲洗，清洗harsh 刺激性强的conditioner 护发素styling product 美发定型产品texture （发）质，质地cleanse 清洁，清洗miracle cure 灵丹妙药

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.03.01.530578v1?rss=1 Authors: Walton-Doyle, C., Heim, B., Sinclair, E., Hollywood, K., Milne, J., Holzknecht, E., Stefani, A., Hogl, B., Seppi, K., Silverdale, M., Poewe, W., Barran, P., Trivedi, D. K. Abstract: Background: Parkinson's Disease (PD) has been associated with a distinct odour, strongest in sebum-rich areas. Thermal Desorption Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (TDGCMS) has revealed volatile signatures that distinguish individuals with Parkinson's Disease (PD) from healthy controls. Here, we applied the same method, including subjects with isolated REM sleep behaviour disorder (iRBD) to examine the volatiles in sebum and compare this with that found in PD subjects and control participants. Participants with iRBD have a high likelihood for conversion to overt clinical synucleinopathies like PD, Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB) or (less commonly) Multiple System Atrophy (MSA). Methods: Subjects with clinically established PD (n=16) or iRBD (n=9) as well as healthy controls (n=9) were included. Following methods established in our laboratory, sebum was sampled from each participant using cotton gauze and the headspace from these swabs, analysed directly with TDGCMS. Univariate and multivariate analysis was employed to probe the differences between volatile metabolites found for each phenotype. Putative identifications were assigned using spectral matching against the Golm metabolome and NIST spectral databases. Findings: We can completely classify each phenotype using the sampled volatilome from which we built models with logistic regression analysis. The classification between PD and control improved on previously published work, from 85% to 100%. Putatively annotated molecules include alkanes, aldehydes, fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs), and three metabolites namely purine, tropinone and oleamide. Investigation of highly ranked features revealed 18 features that showed intermediate expression in samples from iRBD participants. Interpretation: TDGCMS can differentiate volatile metabolite signatures from sebum between PD, RDB and control samples. More than 70% of the identifiable metabolites that 2 permit this discrimination were putatively annotated as hydrocarbons and fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs). Our prior work indicates that these components arise from larger lipid molecules that decompose during the experiment. Features putatively annotated as tropinone, oleamide and purine, have previously been linked with neuroprotection, sleep induction and antioxidation, respectively, are significantly different between the three groups of participants, along with FAMEs and hydrocarbons. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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Bautismo Pangangatuwiran

Bautismo Pangangatuwiran

Episode 184 hosts Dr Rungsima Wanitphakdeedecha, a dermatologist, laser and injectable expert based in Bangkok, Thailand.  Rungsima has a wealth of experience using toxins, has led research in the field and has published peer-reviewed journals on the topic. In this series of episodes called 'The Tox Talks', we feature expert injectors who have significant experience in using toxins. Each episode explores our guests experiences and we get special insights into the subtle nuances of getting the best results from toxin products. In Chapter 4 of 'The Tox Talks', we focus on a niche use of toxins most commonly referred to as 'microtoxin treatments'.  We explore: - What we mean by microtoxin treatments - Who started doing microtoxin treatments - Why microtoxin treatments are so popular in Asia - The proposed mechanisms by which microtoxin treatments work  - Which toxins seem to work best for microtoxin treatments - The main uses, techniques, doses/dilutions of microtoxin treatments including: Skin rejuventation 'Facial lifting' Sebum reduction/acne improvement rosacea Hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating) - Some more unusual uses of microtoxin including: Surgical scar prevention/improvement Hayfever symptom control Neuropathic pain reduction Retractile testicle pain   IA Patreons Dr Jake & David hugely appreciate our IA Patreons who have helped support and contribute to the day to day running of the podcast:  IA Supporters: Esther Hermann, Sue Arber, Mischell Christmas, Claire Waterworth, Gavin Scriven, Stephen Land, Estelle Kelly, Georgia Rappel, Camilla Phillips, Raquel Campos IA Fans: Ish Goonewardene, Steph Burrows, Zainab Al-Mukhtar, Monica Bahamon, Jacinta King, Hazel Salvedore, Skye Carter, Cathriona Sullivan, Jessica Halliday, Jane Conchie, Natalie Smith IA Super fans: Julie Ann Rogers, Tanya Khan, Martina Lavery, Matt Manton, Stephanie Sirillas, Alexandra Davies, Vanessa Anlezark IA Gold fans: Lori Robertson, Marrisa Dennis, Natasha Keeping, Karim Sayed, Sarah Mowby Want to be an IA Patreon too? You'll be invited into our IA Patreon whatsapp group, get injecting hints & tips, you can also watch our lockdown webinars and learn from injector colleagues aroud the world   Follow IA on Instagram Visit our website  Subscribe to IA on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to IA on Spotify Contact Dr Jake & David  More about Dr Jake Follow Dr Jake on Instagram Follow David on Instagram Follow Rungsima on Instagram  

Pananagumpay sa Tukso

Pananagumpay sa Tukso

TTO-126 Killer Dan We Want Batman Beyond! Movie Year Guessing, Chemical Castration, Trump Pleads Fifth, Grapefruit, Freedom, Where, Cartoons, MAPS, Sebum, Live Concerts, GWAR, Mosh Pits, The Ring, 13 Assassins, 47 Ronin, X-Men Rant, Batgirl Cancelled, Shit in Woods, North Star Stare, Orange Juice Fresh Squeezed,   

Dermatologists share their best advice.

Dermatologists share their best advice.

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In this episode we are going to be talking all things acne… we will be breaking down what it is, what causes it and what we do at The Skyn Distillery to help treat, correct and prevent it. We are going to be talking a lot about our experience with Face Reality and Emily will be sharing her personal journey as someone who has suffered from acne. Today We Talk About Emily's personal journey with acne- one of her most insecure times of her life. Emily's intense breakouts starting at age 18; which lead her to being on Accutane and the physical and emotional struggles of being on such an intense drug Emily's personal journey of getting clear; but then having flare ups of acne again at age 25 which lead her to an elimination food diet to help better control her inflammation Emily really understanding her skin after becoming an esthetician and how diet and products can trigger acne Spirulina and B12 are Emilys Kryptonite Fast Facts about acne: More than 60 million people in the US are affected by acne Over 80% of the population is affected during their teen years Almost every person will experience acne ranging in mold, moderate and severe. Let's talk about what acne actually is? Acne is a skin condition that occurs when hair follicles become inflamed due to oil plugging the hair follicle. Sebum is a breeding ground for certain bacteria which can cause inflammation within the hair follicle… bacteria gets trapped, puss forms.. hello acne. How we treat acne at the studio: Face Reality Skincare Mel received Face Reality Acne Finalist of 2021 Face Reality Acne Bootcamp Program at The Skyn Distillery We focus on getting you clear, then brightening skin, then corrective treatments like microchanneling once completely clear to reduce acne scarring Acne is a Lifestyle- so knowing how to manage. Cocktail of the Episode: Two Chicks Sparkling Paloma Click here for drink! Connect with us: Please send cocktail recipes or topic ideas to hello@theskyndistillery.com Be sure to follow our Business Instagram @theskyndistillery and Podcast Instagram @theskyndistillerylounge Subscribe to our Email List by visiting our website HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theskyndistillerylounge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskyndistillerylounge/support

Milk Thistle is known to clean the liver. The liver is important to sebum production. Sebum helps to keep the scalp moisturized. #holistic #plantbased #health #alternative #medicine #liver --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sauceondulee/message

Is your teen struggling with acne? Acne can be a concern for many teenagers, impacting their self-esteem and moods. Acne can be a big problem during puberty for both boys and girls. During puberty, there is an increase in androgens – the male sex hormones. Both boys and girls experience a surge of these hormones. This surge increases the amount of sebum produced on the skin. Until the hormone and sebum levels balance, it can lead to breakouts and acne.In this podcast episode, I discuss:My own personal story with acne, and how it lead me to my passion in food, nutrition, naturopathy, and gut health; Why teenagers develop acne;How acne is a western problem and why teenagers in traditional populations don't experience acne, and what this tells us;The three most common medications prescribed to treat acne and why they offer a bandaid solution and do not address the root cause;I also chat about how diet plays a huge role, including:The two foods to avoid or reduce in teens who have acne issues; How you can go about reducing these foods;The role gut health plays;The most important nutrients for teenagers who have acne;How these nutrients can support healthy hormone function, improve skin quality, reduce inflammation, and more.If acne is a concern for your teen, why not book an Express Consultation with our Naturopath Sarah? Sarah can offer advice around nutrition, reducing inflammation, and personalised nutrients that your teen may need. You can book an express consultation here.  Episode Links: Post-Pill Acne article by Lara BridenEpisode 45 - Feeding TeenagersEpisode 18 - All About Dairy - Is Dairy a Problem for your Child?

Do you worry about the dreaded midday shine? This episode is for you! In this episode dedicated to oily skin, chemists Victoria & Gloria talk about the biology of oily skin, why it's not all bad news, and some products and ingredients that target those overly productive sebaceous glands.

What exactly is sebum, and what role does it play in our bodies?

Oily skin happens when the sebaceous glands produce too much sebum. Sebum is the oily substance that hydrates and protects skin. It's a mixture of dead skin cells and fat lipids that protect skin from drying out. Too much and pores can get clogged resulting in breakouts. There are a few main causes that lead to oily skin.

Wondering if you should bother with an eye cream? Searching for the best one? Then stick around, because on today’s episode, the eyes have it.  CONNECT WITH ME  Instagram: www.instagram.com/lauren.kbeauty  Facebook: www.facebook.com/stylestory.au  Website: www.thekoreanbeautyshow.com  Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com.au/stylestoryau Tik Tok: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSaHUgHL/ Download Your Free Guide to K-Beauty: https://mailchi.mp/f845eb5d20cd/guidetokbeauty Episode Summary: Why Eye Creams? As the skin around our eyes is the thinnest and most sensitive on our faces, it’s usually where the first signs of aging show up. Often, it’s when those first lines crop up that we think about incorporating an eye cream into our skincare routines.  What causes the signs of aging around our eyes?  The skin around your eyes is around ten times thinner than the skin on the rest of your face. This means that your eye skin gets less of the benefits of your natural oils. Sebum is the stuff that keeps your skin smooth and appropriately moisturised. On top of this, the effects of being outside (think urban pollution and UV rays) have an impact on your skin. Although we’re all different and the effects of aging happen no matter how well we live, there are a few things that can speed the aging process up. These include: Smoking; Excessive alcohol intake; Sun exposure The reason fine lines and wrinkles show up is because of a gradual loss of collagen and elasticity. Can’t I just use my usual moisturiser on my eyes?  Great question. Although it’s true that eye creams are moisturisers, not all moisturisers are eye creams. What sets eye creams apart from your facial moisturiser is that: Eye creams are formulated especially for anti-aging.  Ingredients commonly found in eye creams include Niacinamide, Peptides, Vitamin C, Vitamin E and Hyaluronic Acid; They are made to be gentle enough to not trigger irritation on the particularly sensitive areas around your eyes. This is not necessarily true for all moisturisers. In addition, if you’re looking to get started with a preventative anti-aging eye cream while you’re in your 20s, you need to watch out for the formulation of your products. Typical anti-aging moisturisers are going to be too thick for young skin. What’s the best way to apply Eye Cream?  Softly and gently. Lightly tap and massage eye creams onto our skin, making sure to give it enough time to fully absorb. Although it’s tempting, don’t use too much cream each application. Eye creams have a minimum effective dose and going above it won’t get you better results. In fact, if you over-do it, you may end up with millia. These are unsightly little white dots caused by clogged pores from too much product I recommend using no more than a pea-sized amount. How To Get More Bang for Your Buck With an Eye Cream  Apply it to marionette lines and neck lines as well! These areas are similarly prone to wrinkles and fine lines.  Eye Products I Love For a luxurious eye cream that won’t break the bank, try APLB’s Daily Miracle Eye Cream.  Addressing all the key concerns (eye bags, fine lines and puffiness), this eye cream revitalizes the skin around your eyes. A long time favourite of jet-setting flight attendants, d’Alba’s White Truffle Multi Treatment Eye Cream helps you fight the appearance of fine lines no matter where you are in the world.  White Truffle revives tired skin and locks in moisture, smoothing out wrinkles. If you’re looking for some additional brightening to reduce dark circles under your eyes, Purito’s Centella Green Level Eye Cream ticks all boxes. A great summertime eye cream, this lightweight formulation is 100% vegan and artificial fragrance free.    For an award winning product that scored highly in blind testing try Benton Fermentation Eye Cream. Packed full of skin-friendly fermented ingredients and ceramides, this eye cream gently cares for the delicate under-eye skin while also realising anti-aging benefits. It showed a wrinkle reduction of 5.82% after 28 days of clinical trials. Heimish Bulgarian Rose Hydrogel Eye Patch - These luxurious eye patches attach perfectly to the delicate skin under your eyes, delivering the active ingredients precisely where they are needed, allowing skin to absorb the essence. They are eco-friendly - simply dissolve them in water once you’re finished using them. What To Do If You Liked Today’s Episode - Korean Beauty Eye Creams Ep-30 Come and find me on Instagram and let me know whether you use an eye cream! Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss future episodes. If you leave a review I’ll read it out on the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is a sebum cure? Thanks for asking! The sebum cure is a natural hair care method, which consists in avoiding shampoo for a given period of time. Certain internet users have taken advantage of self-isolation to try the sebum cure without having to put up with greasy hair in public.So how does it work and is it really effective?Shampoo addicts know for a fact: greasy hair is a true vicious cycle. The greasier it is, the more you wash it, the faster it becomes greasy again. That might have to do with the aggressive nature of some shampoos which irritate the scalp, stimulate sebaceous glands and strip your hair off the sebum that protects the scalp from aggressive factors. So as a way of breaking the cycle of “it gets greasy, I attack it, it gets greasy again” certain influencers promote the sebum cure. The point is quite simple: forget about shampoo for about a month and let your hair get greasy! As you proceed with the cure, it is recommended however to brush your hair daily to remove dust and distribute the sebum evenly along the hair shaft. If you have long hair, in a few weeks the sebum will reach the hair ends and its secretion will self-regulate in a natural way. The hair coated with sebum will be just as well-groomed as if treated with vegetable oils, for example.Proponents of the sebum cure stress the multiple advantages it offers: it facilitates hair growth, makes your hair more voluminous, softer and shinier. Self-isolation comes in handy. Although under different circumstances it’s also possible to go through with the cure by wearing your hair in a bun or putting on an accessory, like a headscarf. And don't forget to brush off the first jerk that comes your way: “Yup, my hair is greasy, do you have a problem with that?” Thirty days later, despite the joy going back to shampoo might bring, it is recommended to opt for a softer kind and take it slow!But is it just a youtuber's trick or does it actually work? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions! To listen the last episodes, you can click here: What is a caffè sospeso?What is a leap year?What is nudge theory? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode I address a client's question about hoping onto the skin-care band wagon for the first time in 50 years! I go into detail about the foundation of good skin, which is the ACID MANTLE, and discuss how to maintain proper skin balance through simple solutions. Please follow me on IG @The Beauty Lounge Podcast https://linktr.ee/.RosePrieto

Bonjour bonjour , en ce samedi ensoleillé mais confiné, on vous propose avec Mitch un nouveau programme du theatrecommence. Nous évoquerons le confinement, la cure de sébum des Parisiens et l'école à la maison pour le plus grand bonheur des parents. Un invité un peu spécial, plutôt un intervenant sera également présent lors de ce podcast.

Toner's have stood the test of time in the skincare game. But what are they really doing for us? And is every toner created equal? Let's find out. Damyan Nikolov is a host, entrepreneur and a skincare formulator. He is the founder of Open Formula - clinical skincare for every budget. Check it out at https://www.openformula.com Ask him anything at ask@openformula.com or on Instagram @damyannikolov

Exfoliating the sebum off your scalp is just as important as exfoliating the gunk off your face. Some individuals have so much sebum built up on their scalp that it prevents their topical hair loss treatments from being absorbed properly. When it comes to topical antiandrogens, topical PGD2 inhibitors, growth agonists like Minoxidil, or anything that requires some sort of delivery system, if there is something sitting on your scalp like sebum or dandruff, you may not even be absorbing your topicals properly and getting them delivered where they need to go.…

Thank you for joining us for our 2nd Cabral HouseCall of the weekend! I’m looking forward to sharing with you some of our community’s questions that have come in over the past few weeks… Let’s get started!    Kari: Hi Dr.Stephen Cabral and thank you for taking the time to answer my question today. I’m a 27 yo female living in Brisbane. Within the past year or so I have had about 3 outbreaks of scalp issues. I have had consistent patches of dandruff over this year or so that when scratched too hard often bring blood to the surface and have a burning sensation (similar reaction to when I had full body psoriasis in 2013/14) Although on these 3 occasions I have had what I believe to be sebum build up on the crown of my head. It’s waxy and I cannot get rid of it for days at a time. After blow drying my hair or air drying it’s a very noticeable build up from crown to about 2 inches down my hair. I have tried tea tree oil shampoos, prescription shampoo (clobex clobetasol propionate 500micrograms/mL), head and shoulders and Selsun Gold. It goes away after a week yet returned within 2 weeks on these 3 overall occasions.  Throughout all of this I have not tried to change my diet although I eat 70/30 clean and healthy but don’t hold myself back when I want a treat or junk food. I was diagnosed with Celiac in 2012 and I believe my gut is in fine condition, but I have never tried a cleanse.  Do you think this sebum build up is gut related? Do you have any advice for how I can get rid of the sebum waxy build up and dandruff forever? Thank you!!! Katie: I recently got some blood work done and my MCV and MCH were slightly elevated so I ran my B12 and folic acid test as well which came back normal. Should I be concerned?  Savannah: Good morning! Thanks for your wonderful podcast!  The past 10 years I have slowly been acquiring new symptoms. First started with fatigue (spent hours sleeping during the day)  Then came painful body aches  Now I have migraines & every few days some chest pains(my chest has been X-rayed & no heart problems) Eczema also. Chronic UTIs Chronic strep throat (getting my tonsils out soon)  Constipation.  Irregular mens cycle  I am so tired and often in pain. I suffer from anxiety, depression & OCD. I always feel “on edge” & moody(not my personality). I have a lot of symptoms and don’t know where to start. I can’t afford hundreds of dollars worth of lab tests. If I could choose one which should I take? Thank you, hope I can find a place to start- feeling overwhelmed! Sinjin: Good morning Dr. Cabral, I am looking to further my education upon completion of IHP L2. I have lots of books lined up to read that are all geared towards the 7 branches of IHP, but seeking for hands on experience working under someone through either an internship or finding a mentor that can teach in person. In your opinion, off the top of your head, who/what/where would be your best recommendation for IHP’s to go and experience once becoming certified? I would love to be able to say I am mostly interested in just one healing method covered, but I truly enjoy them all. From personally putting to practice what the natural hygienists have taught, to learning how to read FM labs. I haven’t dove much into Hypnosis other than I have been listening to Psycho-Cybernetics while I sleep to see what happens. I would love to visit outside the US or HI to intern and learn but, I don’t know where to start! If you don’t mind could you give a few recommendations to myself and others out there seeking more experience as well as cultural submersion that will give us more skills to serve others. Thank you! Last time I wrote in was in the 500 episode, congrats on breaking the 1k! Lots of inspiration and guidance you and the team have provided along the way! Gracias! Claudio:  appreciate all of the knowledge you share, and it’s great that you offer it free to the public. I recently completed the CBO protocol and I’m doing the CBO finisher now from equilibrium nutrition. This has completely healed my severe case of psoriasis, and has improved my digestion! However, my question is for my Father. He had a colonoscopy about 5 years ago. His doctor removed some polyps and found he had diverticulitis in his colon. Since then, he has tried to stay on a low fiber diet, avoid anything with seeds, and tried to avoid high lectin foods. For the past couple months he has been trying to eat healthier and incorporate more veggies into his diet. He recently completed the 21 day Dr. Cabral detox and felt great. However, he was constipated during the last week of the detox. He was eating a lot of dark leafy greens during this time. He decided to cut out the greens, in hopes of resolving his constipation issue. He continued a diet full of veggies, legumes, fish, poultry, and fruit smoothies (with berries).  Upon completing the detox, he started the foundational protocol level 2, along with the activated b complex from equilibrium nutrition. The doctor said he could still have diverticulitis throughout his intestines. His mother had the same issue. He has suffered from constipation on and off throughout his life. Do you have any advice for his recovery? Also, do you think leaky gut and diverticulitis are related? Once his final surgery is complete, would starting the CBO protocol and sealing up his gut wall help to get rid of the diverticulitis and prevent perforation formation in the future? Any advice would help. I tried searching for diverticulitis on your podcast and found a brief mention on a house call. Thank you so much!   Thank you for tuning into this weekend’s Cabral HouseCalls and be sure to check back tomorrow for our Mindset & Motivation Monday show to get your week started off right! - - - Show Notes & Resources:  http://StephenCabral.com/1276 - - - Dr. Cabral's New Book, The Rain Barrel Effect https://amzn.to/2H0W7Ge - - - Join the Community & Get Your Questions Answered: http://CabralSupportGroup.com - - -   Dr. Cabral’s Most Popular Supplements: > “The Dr. Cabral Daily Protocol” (This is what Dr. Cabral does every day!) - - - > Dr. Cabral Detox  (The fastest way to get well, lose weight, and feel great!) - - - > Daily Nutritional Support Shake  (#1 “All-in-One recommendation in my practice) - - - > Daily Fruit & Vegetables Blend  (22 organic fruit & vegetables “greens powder”) - - - > CBD Oil  (Full-spectrum, 3rd part-tested & organically grown) - - - > Candida/Bacterial Overgrowth, Leaky Gut, Parasite & Speciality Supplement Packages - - - > See All Supplements: https://equilibriumnutrition.com/collections/supplements  - - -   Dr. Cabral’s Most Popular At-Home Lab Tests: > Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (Test for mineral imbalances & heavy metal toxicity) - - - > Organic Acids Test (Test for 75 biomarkers including yeast & bacterial gut overgrowth, as well as vitamin levels) - - - > Thyroid + Adrenal + Hormone Test  (Discover your complete thyroid, adrenal, hormone, vitamin D & insulin levels) - - - > Adrenal + Hormone Test (Run your adrenal & hormone levels) - - - > Food Sensitivity Test (Find out your hidden food sensitivities) - - - > Omega-3 Test (Discover your levels of inflammation related to your omega-6 to omega-3 levels) - - - > Stool Test (Use this test to uncover any bacterial, h. 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Hi everyone!!! Today’s episode of Teen Beauty Bible is all about excess sebum! Did you know that acne and blackheads are caused by excess sebum production? But, because sebum has the important role of protecting the skin’s moisture from escaping, it’s crucial that it’s being produced at an adequate rate. Follow along these 3 basic and important steps to care for excess sebum!! ▶FEATURED PRODUCTS [KLAIRS] Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil http://bit.ly/2vh0LLn [BY WISHTREND] Green Tea & Enzyme Powder Wash http://bit.ly/2XgjpPl [KLAIRS] Rich Moist Soothing Serum http://bit.ly/2WO7Ov1 [KLAIRS] Rich Moist Soothing Cream http://bit.ly/2Zz1CEV [KLAIRS] Midnight Blue Calming Sheet Mask http://bit.ly/2Wzi5aj [BY WISHTREND] Quick Dry Microfiber Towel http://bit.ly/2XdvbdN

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> Acne Vulgaris Obstruction and inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands The most common skin disease affecting 80% of the US population Sebum is an oily secretion from the sebaceous glands How it happens Follicles get clogged with sebum […] The post S2 E040 Derm Part 3 appeared first on Physician Assistant Exam Review.

Jeezum Crow, this episode is full of baloney, like listener questions and spoooooooky Pervert Proverbs! Thanks for listening, homies!

Your acid mantle balance is created by sebum and your sebaceous glands and these working at the perfect balance is crucial to good looking skin. Alkaline soaps and shower gels destroy this, Luke explains why you shouldn’t use them to wash you face and how you should wash to ensure you Get Out What You Put In? ► Follow Us Online Here: - Instagram: http://instagram.com/proverbskin - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProverbSkin-... - Website: http://proverbskin.com - Twitter: http://twitter.com/proverbskin - Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-148816146 - Subscribe to our Lifefuelled Newsletter for exclusive content & product offers here: https://proverbskin.com/blogs/news

This week, @awakenedheathen, @Scarfinger & @lasberry discuss bad ideas, the oscars, and more on episode 112 of Facetious! Let’s get it! 1:00 – Feedback: Player Efficiency Ratings 3:00 –Who thought this was a good idea? 21:00 – Them Oscars:  Best Screenplay: Get Out, Best Picture: Shape of Water 30:00 – NCAA Basketball Investigation 43:00 –

Do you or your loved ones suffer from acne? When I was just 8yrs old, my first pimple appeared on my chin. Little did I know, it was the beginning of a 20yr sentence of what my dermatologist dubbed “stubborn acne”. Today, I will be talking about how to get rid of those nasty little bumps, without medication! Growing up, most people have some experience with acne, usually during the teenage years. Mine was a bit different. I saw my first pimple at just 8yrs old and it continued to be an issue for me until I was almost 30. Now, when I tell people I had horrible skin for 20yrs, they are amazed. Today, I have a clear, healthy, glowing, complexion. So, this is a subject that is close to my heart. First, I’ll talk about what acne is, what causes it, what doesn’t, and my top 3 tips for zapping those zits! So what is acne? Medical terminology defines acne as: A chronic, inflammatory skin condition that results in whiteheads, blackheads, pimples, cysts, and nodules. While it is not dangerous, it can leave scars, certainly is annoying and can be embarrassing. Our skin has pores that connect to sebaceous glands under the skin. Sebaceous glands produce an oily liquid called sebum. Follicles connect the glands to the pores. Sebum carries dead skin cells through the follicles to the surface of the skin. Tiny hairs grow through the follicle out to the skin surface. Acne forms when these follicles become blocked and the oil from the sebaceous glands get trapped and built up under the skin. Acne is NOT the result of a lack of cleansing the skin. The pores do not get clogged from surface dirt. In fact, washing more frequently or scrubbing the skin can actually irritate pores and cause them to become clogged. As they used to say in Mary Kay: “your face is not a frying pan” so don’t scrub it. Be gentle, use your hands to wash and rinse your face 2x/day, and/or after workouts. Also, getting a sunburn does not help get rid of acne. I used to like a little sunburn in the summer when I had bad acne, because it momentarily dried up my skin a bit and the redness kind of helped to camouflage the blemishes. But, it didn’t take too long for the skin to react, trying to heal itself again. Dry, damaged skin causes sebaceous glands to produce even more oil and hence: more acne. The same reaction happens when you use a soap that leaves you with that tight, dry feeling. While it’s a nice reprieve from the excessive oil and shine that is often accompanied by acne prone skin, the dryness once again signals the sebaceous glands that it needs more oil - and here we go again. So what can you do? I will leave a more extensive list of treatments and tips on my website, supersimplehealthy.com/downloads. But here are my top 3 tips: 1) Drink a cup of "Skin Detox" tea (made by Yogi). It has awesome organic herbs that detox the liver like burdock, red clover and honeybush leaf. The liver is the major site where the body filters out toxins. This "Skin Detox" tea is caffeinated so better to drink in the morning than at night. Look for it in the natural or organic section of your grocery store. 2) Eat less dairy. Dairy products have been known to increase the production of sebum. The hormone IGF-1 found in milk has been linked to acne because it chronically stimulates sebaceous glands. So, try cutting dairy out for a month or two and see what happens. You can substitute almond or coconut milk products and get your recommended calcium through other nuts, seeds, and omega 3 rich fish like salmon. I hope that was helpful. Look for the more extensive list on my website at www.supersimplehealthy.com/downloads. And feel free to comment and share this episode or others the first place.with your friends and family.

- Metiiiiiiiin.... Kime diyorum ben! Gel, çabuk kahvaltını yap. - Tamaaaam anneee. (of!) - Nerdesin sen? Hemen gel buraya. Servisin gelecek şimdi! - Banyodayııım. Geliyorum şimdiii. (of! of! of!) 15 yaşında genç bir çocuk olan Metin'in banyoda bu kadar uzun kalmasının sebebi, yapmakta olduğu cerrahi müdahaleler. Metin'in son 1 aydır, başta yüzü olmak üzere birçok yerinde kırmızı kırmızı noktalar oluşmaya başladı. Ve Metin bu kırmızı noktaları hiç sevmiyor. İçgüdüsel olarak bu noktaları patlatarak bunlardan kurtulabileceğini umuyor. Ama nafile... Her gün yenileri çıkıyor. Yanaklarında, çenesinde ve hatta burnunun tam ucunda... İşte Metin'i banyoya hapseden şey burnunda çıkan o kırmızı nokta. Dilerseniz biraz daha geriye, Metin'in ilk sivilcelerinin çıkmaya başladığı günlere dönelim. Bakalım, Metin'in vücudundaki hangi değişiklikler, bu kırmızı noktalara neden olmuş. Ergenliğe Giriş 101 Metin, genç yaşının getirdiği genç bir vücuda sahip. Vücudunun tüm katmanlarındaki yenilenme hızı, hayatı boyunca bir daha bu kadar yüksek olmayacak. Vücudu canla başla, büyümeye ve gelişmeye çabalıyor. Buna derisi de dahil. Metin'in derisi, dışarıdan basit bir örtü gibi gözükse de, ayrıntılı olarak bakıldığında bir çok yapıyı barındırıyor. Kıl foliküleri, ölü deri parçaları, yağ bezleri, gözenekler vs. Her biri büyük bir düzenin birer parçası. Metin'in derisi, onu birçok dış etkenlere karşı başarıyla koruyabiliyor. Mikropların içeri girmesini önlerken, vücuttan atılan su miktarını da kontrol edebiliyor. Sıcak ve soğuk durumlarında yapısını değiştirerek, vücut ısısını korumada yardımcı oluyor. Elastik özelliği sayesinde, fiziksel darbelere karşı bir kalkan görevi görüyor. Ancak tüm bu özelliklerini sağlayabilmesi için, derinin nemli kalabilmesi şart. Kurumuş bir deri, ne fiziksel direnç gösterebiliyor ne de mikroorganizmalara karşı bir savunma gerçekleştirebiliyor. Yani su yoksa, savunma da yok. Öte yandan, deri üzerinden her saniye su kaybı gerçekleşiyor. Ve Metin'in vücudu, deriyi nemli tutabilmek ve su kaybını düzenlemek için akıllıca bir yol izliyor. Derinin üzerini koruyucu bir sıvı ile kaplıyor. Sebum ile... Vıcık Vıcık Sebum'lar, Gelir Derimi Kaplar! Sebum, derinin hemen altında yer alan yağ bezleri tarafından salgılanan, yağlı bir sıvı. Yoğun bir işgününden sonra, elinizle alnınızı sildiğinizde, elinizde hissettiğin yağlı sıvı sebum'un ta kendisi. Biliyorum, pek sevmiyorsunuz o yağlı şeyi. Metin de sevmiyor zaten... Sebum, deri üzerinde bulunan gözeneklerin içindeki yağ bezlerinden üretiliyor ve gözeneklerden dışarıya atılarak deri yüzeyine yayılıyor. Metin'in derisinde bu gözeneklerden yaklaşık 5 milyon adet olsa da, hepsindeki sebum üretim miktarı aynı değil. En yüksek miktarda yağ bezi yüz ve saç derisinde bulunurken; el ayası ve ayak tabanında neredeyse hiç bulunmuyor. Metin'in saçlarının yağlanmasının sebebi de işte bu sebum. Pis Metin! Normal koşullar altında, bu yağlı sıvı gözenek içinde üretilmekte ve akabinde deri dışına atılsa da, bu durum her zaman böyle işlemiyor. Önceki yazımızda da (Bir Yaranın Hayatı - 1) değindiğimiz gibi, Metin'in derisi sürekli bir devridaim içinde. Üstteki hücreler ölürken, alttan yeni hücreler oluşturuluyor. Aşağıdan yukarıya doğru sürekli bir hareket var.  Bu hareket süresince, üsstteki ölü derinin vücuttan atılması gerekiyor. Bunun en iyi yolu da yıkanmak. Ama burada Metin'den bahsediyoruz. Kendisinin suyla da hiç mi hiç alakası yok. Az yıkandığı için, yüzündeki ölü hücreler deri yüzeyinde birikiyor. Bu birikme, yukarıda bahsettiğimiz, gözeneklerden birini kapadığında da o kırmızı sivilcelerin de başlangıcı verilmiş oluyor. Metin gerçekten de son 4 gündür yüzünü yıkamıyor. Annesi henüz farkında değil. Aslına bakılırsa Metin de değil. Ancak biri farkında... Burnunun tam ucundaki deri gözeneği. Bu gözeneğin ağzı, 4 gündür biriken ölü hücrelerle neredeyse tıkanmak üzere. Üstüne üstlük, Metin, yeni yeni ergenlik çağına girdiği için,