Does Drinking Water Get Rid of Acne Fast?

Does Drinking Water Get Rid of Acne Fast?
by John J Thompson

Then how does drinking water get rid of acne? We all know importance of water in
the body. Out of the innumerable essential roles it plays in the body, here are few
which concern acne and help get rid of it. Water is a natural detoxifier and is the most
effective one. It helps remove toxins from the body. These toxins include certain
hormones which trigger acne by increasing sebum production from the sebaceous
glands present just below the skin. The actual function of this sebum is to keep the
skin moist and prevent its cracking. But the problem occurs when the mouth of these
glands, opening in skin pores, are blocked with dust and dead skin mixed with sebum.

The sebum cannot escape gets accumulated below the skin, causing red, painful and
inflammatory heads called acne. Situation is aggravated when acne gets infected by
bacteria. Sebum production is otherwise natural and normal but is increased in teens
due to these hormones. Water takes these hormones away from body with urine
and sweat. The more you drink water, the more you urinate and sweat more toxins
are removed from the body. Water promotes perspiration which opens the mouth of
these sebaceous glands as well as helps remove the blockages thereby helping cure
acne again. Some fats are also lost with urine, promoting the healing further. Water
also helps clear bowels which indirectly gives relief from acne.

If somebody asks you now, "Does drinking water get rid of acne?" Answer with full
confidence, "Yes! It does help."

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A friend, who was suffering from
acute acne and was keeping absent
from the classes, asked me the other
day, "Does drinking water get rid of
acne?" She told me that she is
drinking a lot of water these days and
was hopeful about getting a relief
soon. My answer made her happy
and gave her some hope. I told her
that drinking a lot of water may help
gradually improve the situation and
may give relief from acne and related
inflammation, although it is not the
exact cure for acne. In fact, there is
not absolute cure for it at all.

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remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.