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 Since the majority of the worlds population suffer from acne at some point in their lives, there is no surprise that such efforts are invested in finding out how to it. While there have been some definitive answers on whether acne is hormonally induced (yes), and what can be done to prevent it (prescription drugs, certain herbal remedies, etc), there are still many unknown factors that cause acne. However, of all the many acne questions that science is yet to find answers to, the most controversial is whether or not diet has an effect on acne. Historically, diet was thought to be linked to acne. Doctors and housewives alike believed that a high fat content in ones diet would cause an oilier complexion, and this in turn would create acne breakouts. However, as time went on, science found no directly link between a diet high in lipids (fat), and acne. Since acne is caused by a bacterial growth in sebum trapped in clogged pores, there is no such thing as “extra oil secretion”. So, fo...

 During puberty, girls go through many changes some physical and some psychological.  These changes include fat distribution, menstruation, body composition, body and facial hair growth, growth spurts, skin changes and body odor.   During puberty the body physically changes as the fat tissue increases in the breasts, hips, and thighs, producing the typical female shape.  With all these changes in girls during puberty, what effect does acne have on girls during this difficult and emotional time? Acne can increase the physical and emotional stress that girls experience during puberty.  The severity and likelihood of acne is one of the many changes in girls during puberty due to the increased oil secretions in the skin.  Mood swings, increased irritability and feelings of low self esteem can also be experienced by girls during puberty.  Even girls who have been self confident can suffer from low self esteem when puberty starts.  These changes in...