It may be a good idea for individuals to take the nutritional supplement, vitamin D, as a new study suggests that a deficiency of the nutrient could potentially lead to skin cancer.
Although nutritional supplements such as vitamins C and E can help reverse damage caused to the skin by sunlight, skin cancer remains prevalent in today’s society. A new study has discovered how sunlight causes skin cells to become cancerous.
While an alkaline diet may help reduce inflammation, a new study suggests that those who take certain medications for the problem may be receiving multiple health benefits.
Researchers say eating a low-fat diet diet can help people who have had skin cancer avoid getting the disease again.
They are already known to help treat stomach and intestinal problems like diarrhea. Now researchers say probiotics can help prevent a common skin condition in newborns.
Acupuncture has been used for centuries to treat everything from chronic pain to infertility. Now it’s being popularized to smooth away the wrinkles and facial creases associated with aging.
One way to protect skin from ultra-violet rays is to wear sunscreen if outside during the day. However, a new study by scientists at the University of Leicester in the UK learned that vitamin C may be an important component in helping to prevent skin problems
In the quest to refine youth-preserving natural treatments, scientists have conducted experiments which showed light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and a cream based on green tea extract may help smooth facial wrinkles.
Older people are more prone to infections and cancers, including those that affect the skin, and scientists have proposed an explanation why this may be the case and how the risk could be reduced.
In response to an earlier study which appeared to find a link between antioxidant supplementation and a higher risk of skin cancer, a team from Kaiser Permanente Northern California conducted new research which found this hypothesis to be untrue.
If recent research results are further confirmed, scientists may have stumbled upon a discovery that can change the way we approach disease prevention and aging.
New research has found a subset of eczema patients who are at risk for serious viral infections, opening new ways for health practitioners to approach the treatment and control of the condition which can have serious qualify-of-life implications.
Based on recent scientific studies, the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) has issued updated recommendations on vitamin D and its role in maintaining skin health. As before, the AAD maintains that dietary sources and nutritional supplements, rather than unprotected exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun or indoor tanning devices, are the best sources of vitamin D.
When the weather improves, it’s tempting to leave the house in little clothing, eschewing sunscreen to allow skin to breathe and gain a healthy tan.
Those struggling with skin disorders such as acne who do not want to take antibiotics or use skin-drying creams may benefit from a range of herbal remedies.