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Other myths in beauty and diet

admin — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 06:38:09 +0000

There are a lot of myths about beauty, about to lose weight or look better, here we discuss some of them to not get confused.

1 – Salt fat.

Not fat but in people who suffer from fluid retention this is possible because the person is inflated and fluids weighed. Read dietary salt and

2 – Close pores or make them smaller

We can not achieve the pores become smaller. You can avoid opening more keeping the skin clean and using exfoliants. There are products that make them look temporarily smaller. Read pores

3 – Sunscreen only when there is sun

The sun is always present even when we see it. You need fewer or less SPF if hardly leaves the house but it is preferable to use it.

4 – If you cut your hair it grows faster

Hair grows at the same pace. You may notice more growth but does not actually grow faster.

5 – Bands you get a thin waist

May work but are not quite healthy and very uncomfortable. It is best to eat in moderation and exercise.

6 – Drinking water thinned

Water gives this feeling of fullness and helps you eat less so you lose weight.

7 – The diet pills work

May work, but not always the case, because they help control hunger but people do not eat only when hungry. Many of these pills have no effect and almost all have unwanted side effects are preferable to avoid and eat in moderation.

8 – Remove the acne semen

Totally false, does not contain any ingredient that helps. They say it was invented by a desperate man.

9 – Make love burns calories

If you burn calories as much as you do but to exercise would seem to have a marathon session and aggressive.

10 – The Chinese food causes pimples

It may be true because they use peanut oil (peanut) and this can help out blackheads and whiteheads in some people.

Myths and truths of cellulite

admin — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 11:02:13 +0000

The cellulite (orange skin) is the wavy appearance of the skin, usually on the thighs and buttocks of women. This is a purely cosmetic problem, not a medical condition, but for some people is a real problem. It is caused by fat deposits that accumulate along with the collagen fibers, anchoring below the muscle. When the fibers are stretched or fatty areas get larger (which happens to fat), fat deposits may bulge. Cellulite is more common in women than in men.

In here we present some myths associated with cellulites, and the truths that will help reduce it.

Thin people do not have cellulite – Cellulite is related to the structures of the skin, so even thin women can present it. If you have thin skin, cellulite becomes more visible. This disorder is hereditary, if your mom has it, chances are that you too, but can also be caused by hormonal changes in pregnancy or aging.

A tan can hide cellulite: This is another myth, that the tan fade cellulite can be even worse. This is because UV rays damage the skin making it thinner.

A related truth is that cellulite reducing weight can be a good strategy to mitigate it. In a small 2006 study, improved the appearance of cellulite in 17 women who participated in weight loss under medical supervision (average weight loss was 30 pounds). However, nine women, cellulite seemed to worsen, especially if the skin was loose after losing weight.

Some factors that worsen this condition are: a diet too rich in carbohydrates, an increase in total body fat, being inactive, or fluid retention. Therefore, a healthy lifestyle that incorporates exercise with proper nutrition will help us maintain a healthy and beautiful skin, or if you have cellulite, prevent it from getting worse, and even a little better.