There are many ways and methods you can use to treat facial blushing and you want to use as many of them as possible to ensure your success.
Simply by making some modifications to your lifestyle, such as making small changes to your eating habits and reducing your level of stress can often have a big effect on reducing your blushing.
It is important to treat blushing in as many ways as possible. While you try to treat the symptoms of the skin (blushing) that are most visible and distressing with creams and medication, etc, you should try treating the cause!
If we find and treat the cause, then maybe all the symptoms of blushing need not occur!
Follow these recommendations for better health and better looking skin:
Water – If you work outside, play sport, or do something else physically taxing make sure you drink plenty of water. Since heat relates to vascular dilation (also referred to as flushing) in most people, the blushing and rosacea sufferer needs even more water. Those with undesirable skin conditions should consume between 10 and 12 glasses (3 liters) of icy water per day to cool the face and body and to assist the body in proper excretion of oil, waste, and toxins. The water must be icy cold to help prevent blushing and to reduce it once it has occurred.
Are You Stressed? – Stress is the body’s reaction to a perceived threat. Adrenaline and hormones are released, and the nervous system is activated, sharpening our senses. However this will also cause our pulse to rise, making our muscles tense and our immune system begins to shut down.
Avoid stressful situations. Anger, embarrassment, shyness, fright and anxiety can all result in you blushing. You can combat stress by changing your situation, your attitude toward people and things (we can learn to be positive), and taking the personal time out to have fun and friendship.
What You Eat – What you eat can have positive or negative effect on your blushing. You should avoid stimulants such as coffee, tea, cigarettes, and excessive sugar from sweets and soda. Anything that affects the entire body, brain, and nervous system to awaken it in the morning or stimulate it during the day can easily stimulate the sebaceous glands to secrete more oil that has to leave the body via the pores. Also, stimulants create stress.
Alcohol – It’s best to avoid alcohol or at least minimize alcohol intake. Alcohol is a diuretic; that is, it pushes water out of body cells, causing increased urine production resulting in dehydration. Dehydration causes the skin’s pores to shrink, making them more prone to clogging. Also, alcohol inhibits sleep, causing more fatigue and stress, which lead to more blushing symptoms. If you do drink alcohol, follow it with a big glass of fresh water to help hydrate the body.
Exercise – Is great for stress reduction! It is best to exercise in moderate temperatures: in the early morning during the summer, and during the heat of the day in winter. A simple walk for 15 minutes can sometimes be enough. Another great exercise is swimming.
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