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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Urban people usually do not appreciate the relaxation because we often feel guilty if not productive. In fact, let the tension will accelerate the ongoing work throughout your system and produce conditions that can make young people develop symptoms typical of the elderly.
Most of us will escape if called stress. The mouth may be denied, but not so with your skin. To check your stress level, check out the signs that stated by the skin.
1. Dry skin
"Chronic stress increases the hormone cortisol levels that can damage the skin's ability retain water," said Peter Elias, MD, a dermatologist from the University of California, United States. As a result, the skin will lose moisture and become dull.
2. Fine wrinkles
Cortisol, the stress hormones, also will increase blood sugar levels can damage the collagen and elastin, the protein fiber that makes the skin supple and soft. The tension in the facial muscles due to stress can also create permanent wrinkles.
3. Redness
Improve blood circulation that occurs when we are under pressure to widen capillaries. Stress also trigger reddish hue called rosacea. And, because stress weakens the immune system, reddish tinge on the face will probably stay long enough.
4. Acne
Acne is a skin disorder characterized by the growth of small rash due to clogging of skin pores. Acne occurs when hair follicles in the skin becomes blocked. Stress also increases the inflammation that causes clogged hair follicles.
5. Eyestrain
Anxiety will produce a chain reaction; make hard eyes closed at night and causing swollen eyes, so the next day your face look bothered by the eyes that looked tired and haggard.
Most of us will escape if called stress. The mouth may be denied, but not so with your skin. To check your stress level, check out the signs that stated by the skin.
1. Dry skin
"Chronic stress increases the hormone cortisol levels that can damage the skin's ability retain water," said Peter Elias, MD, a dermatologist from the University of California, United States. As a result, the skin will lose moisture and become dull.
2. Fine wrinkles
Cortisol, the stress hormones, also will increase blood sugar levels can damage the collagen and elastin, the protein fiber that makes the skin supple and soft. The tension in the facial muscles due to stress can also create permanent wrinkles.
3. Redness
Improve blood circulation that occurs when we are under pressure to widen capillaries. Stress also trigger reddish hue called rosacea. And, because stress weakens the immune system, reddish tinge on the face will probably stay long enough.
4. Acne
Acne is a skin disorder characterized by the growth of small rash due to clogging of skin pores. Acne occurs when hair follicles in the skin becomes blocked. Stress also increases the inflammation that causes clogged hair follicles.
5. Eyestrain
Anxiety will produce a chain reaction; make hard eyes closed at night and causing swollen eyes, so the next day your face look bothered by the eyes that looked tired and haggard.
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