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Special Report: What Our Skin Tells Us about Our Health

Introduction

The inside of our bodies may be hidden from view but what goes on in there is not. It is a fact that changes inside will show up on the outside, namely in our hair, skin and nails. Scientists can test a hair follicle to gain insight into your life.

For instance, if you have been taking any type of drug, it will show up in your hair. The effect is similar to the life rings on a tree. Each one has a story to tell about the life of that tree during that year. Chemicals separate out in your hair like rings yielding a timeline of use or abuse.

The largest organ in your body is your skin and it happens to be on the outside of you. It provides a protective layer for the rest of the organs of your body. Because it has such a big job, it would stand to reason that it is affected by changes we don’t normally see.

This is not bad news. The skin can give early warning signs to us about conditions that need to be dealt with right away. You wouldn’t go to the doctor unless you felt or saw something that was out of the ordinary. Thanks in part to your skin, many diseases can be caught in the early stages and treated.

So, what does your skin say about your health? It may say more than you are letting on. In this report we will explore some of the common skin conditions that people see but ignore because they don’t understand what they mean. With some of the signs, the underlying causes may be obvious and some may not. Either way, it is an eye-opener into the complex world of your skin.

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What Is Cellulite?

Cellulite is a term that is used to describe fat deposits under the skin that outwardly give the skin a dimpled, or orange-peel like appearance. Cellulite is most often seen in women because the fat is arranged in large chambers separated by columns of collagen fibers.

Fibrous strands of tissue connect your skin to deeper tissue layers, creating compartments of ordinary fat cells. When the fat cells increase in size, the compartments bulge and produce the dimpling appearance on your skin.

In overweight people excess fat is stuffed in these compartments causing them to bulge out. On the surface of the skin the bulging provides the dimply appearance of cellulite, especially in areas such as the hips, buttocks or thighs.

Oddly enough, cellulite is predetermined by genetics so even thin women can develop the appearance.  Factors such as hormones, pregnancy, and aging may all attribute to the weakening of the collagen fibers to give the cellulite appearance.

Even people diagonosed as the “morbidly obese” are not necessarily genetically pre-disposed to cellulite and may display no symptoms at all.

It is important to note that even though it is unsightly, cellulite is normal for many women and some men as well.  The dimpling appears to be less obvious when the subject has thicker skin which further enforces the genetic predisposition.  As the body ages, the skin becomes thinner and there is nothing that can be done for that natural aging process. 

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There really is no need for you to spend hours brooding because your skin is not as healthy looking as it was when you were young. The sagging skin you now have took years to reach this state. Take heart you can stop your brooding because there are products to help turn the clock back and give you back your youthful, healthy and firmer skin.

The main reason for your sagging skin is that there is a depletion in the supply of the two essential proteins, collagen and elastin, that keep your skin firm. Because of this loosening, your skin starts to sag. You need to increase the levels of release of these two proteins. The skin care products you pick must have the capacity to induce release of collagen and elastin to give you firmer skin.

Over exposure to the sun’s UV rays and other pollutants generate free radicals that are highly harmful to your overall health and skin. To help fight these free radicals, you will need to increase these antioxidants. The antioxidants are needed for prevention of electron theft by these free radicals.

To increase the supply of antioxidants, you should cut back on eating junk food, spicy and oily foods that also produce free radicals and switch over to a more healthy type foods, like fiber food and food that contains essential fatty acids. A Fiber diet is nothing but fresh fruits, vegetables, etc.

You can find some very good skin care products that also supply these antioxidants to your body. With these antioxidants to take care of free radicals, you can definitely succeed in getting firmer skin and get rid of your sagging skin and have youthful and healthy looking skin once again.