Shrimps Aggravate Acne Breakouts

NAR – Iodine in shrimps results in increased acidity and susceptibility of sebaceous glands Atlanta, Georgia, 12/15/2007 – Department of Research Writing at NAR reports iodine in shrimps results in irritation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands. When iodine enters the blood stream, it irritates the hair follicles and sebaceous glands and results in increase production of sebum. Although iodine is essential and vital for healthy growth of thyroids glands and efficient production of hormones, its increased intake can have certain negative side effects. This includes overproduction of the sebum. Overproduction of sebum caused by iodine results in clogged and inflamed hair follicles and bumps arises. We know these bumps as blackheads or whiteheads. It is also noted that warm water shrimps are more likely to cause acne then fresh water. This doesn’t mean that one gives up on eating shrimp altogether, eating shrimps once a weak will not cause acne but if you start eating it more regularly you might encounter acne breakouts, therefore, avoid eating too much shrimps and when you eat them drink plenty of water for minimizing the risks of irritation. Herbal remedies help reduce shrimp-induced acne as it penetrates into the skin to reduce inflammation and overproduction of sebum. Use suitable herbal remedies that do not contain harsh chemicals as certain herbal remedies may irritate further symptoms. About: Natural Acne Remedy (://.naturalacneremedy.com) is serving for providing true and accurate information on acne and how to care skin naturally. Here at NAR you can read hundreds of valuable articles, subscribe to monthly newsletter about latest research on acne.