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No, but you may posion yourself in the process. Be proud of your colour!;

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Answer by minimouse68
Its simple, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This applies to everything we do in life.

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Answer by Mistii
i didnt even know you could get glutathione injections i think that would give you the worst side effects because its being injected into the skin, i dont think glutathione tablets could do much harm apparently theres benifits if you take them, they could decrease the chances of a certain disease but i cannot think of the name. i wouldnt advise the injection.. it could be lethal if not done properly.

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using sun-block?

http://webwombat.com.au/lifestyle/health/skinc1.htm

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Answer by Adam
That’s what science tells us. White migrants are primarily European migrants, who are genetically predisposed to live in European climates. So now, Australia is having a huge Cancer health crisis, because so many of it’s people, whether they are British Colonial stock, or recent migrations, are light skinned. Same with South Africa and New Zealand as well.

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Sensitive skin is a common problem in all ages, caused by varying factors including weather or chemicals found in beauty and cleaning products. Any of these issues can cause skin reactions resulting in rashes, inflammation and dry skin. Skin tends to become thinner as we get older and less resilient to the factors which cause irritation, with less tolerance to these combined with long term sun exposure, skin struggles to repair itself and begins to deteriorate. How to protect sensitive skin There are many ways in which sensitive skin can be protected from external and chemical impacts. A commonly advised precaution is to wear sunscreen which protects the skin from strong rays that cause dryness and burning. Available in a variety of strengths, sunscreens protect the skin from the damage caused by the sun. It is also important to buy products and beauty treatments carefully, avoid harsh exfoliation brushes which can be too intense and tough on skin and steer clear of strongly perfumed soaps and cleaning detergents which are high in chemicals and prone to causing irritation to sensitive skin. Exfoliation is a key part to skin health, cleaning away grime and dead skin cells will revitalise skin, keeping it looking younger for longer, however make sure you buy the right exfoliation product for your skin – it should be effective but gentle. Many beauty products are designed for those with sensitive skin and contain nourishing and antioxidant ingredients that are hypoallergenic; these include moisturisers, cleansers, perfumes and makeup. Some perfumes and aftershaves in particular can be quite acidic and harsh on the skin. However there are many that use natural, safer ingredients to help protect the skin. Go naturalNatural skincare is an effective and inexpensive option for treating sensitive skin. From diet, exercise and natural remedies, all these aspects can play a key role in achieving healthy skin.

A healthy diet, containing plenty of fresh food and omega 3 will help skin to look healthier and also helps in the anti aging process. Certain foods can trigger reactions in those suffering with sensitive skin so it is important to achieve a balanced diet that works in line with your body and skin. Drinking water to keep skin hydrated also helps to fight off skin irritations.What skin supplements can do for youVarious anti aging skin products are currently available on the market, including completely natural and organic products which work in harmony with the body, such as Resveratrol, which offers a natural boost of super enzymes which helps to protect the skin. No matter how sensitive skin is, Resveratrol based products won’t cause irritation or dryness but instead contains skin repair and rejuvenation agents which will help repair skin, leaving a healthy and smooth appearance. Available in a range of forms, including moisturisers and supplements which come in various strengths, Resveratrol works from the inside out to slow down the aging process and protect sensitive skin. Unlike other skincare products which are packed with toxins that can often cause further irritation, Resveratrol works naturally on the source of the issue.

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Answer by Joshua
No, this is not normal and I would stop taking the medication immediately. You are probably experiencing a drug induced hypersensitivity to probably an excipient of the medication if your taking an over the counter supplement. Most supplements are not regulated well and unless they have a USP (United States Pharmocopia) seal, the actual contents in the medication may or may not contain other ingredients that are not listed. Since you purchased this from Japan, this would likely be the case. All herbal supplements are not FDA regulated and do not have to undergo any extensive proof of effectiveness as prescription drugs do.

You have developed an allergy to the medication which probably is a delayed-type hypersensitivity. It usually takes anywhere from a few hours to weeks for your body to build up an immune response to drug depending on the dose and prior exposure. Urticaria can commonly ensure which produces large wheals that looks like large hives. Itching commonly occurs at the capillaries beds near the surface of the skin especially the wrists, inner elbow, ankles, inner knees, and spread elsewhere. Stop taking the medication and take 1 or 2 benadryl capsules every 4-6 hours to stop the itching depending on the severity. The itching can ensue until the drug has been eliminated from your body which may take days. If you present further symptoms such as difficulty breathing, go to the ER immediately.

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Answer by Archie
Children aged 12 & over are regarded as adults for medicines.

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and vitamin D only 1 each day for about a week and half now too

and just today i started to take abeauty supplement which is for hair nails and skin and it says to take 3 capsules each day.

i take all of these with a meal

but like i take 2 omega 3 and a vitamin D at once

then like 2 buety supplement capsules and 1 omega 3 at once

then just 1 beuty supplement

am i doing okay ?

am i like over doing it ??

p.s i am 15 and 5’1 and 95 pounds

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Answer by William T
Chances are your body simply cannot absorb all the vitamins and supplements that you’re taking. You will absorb what your body can use, most likely a small portion of the first pill, and then the rest will become urine. Very expensive, vitamin rich urine, but urine all the same.

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Answer by RC
birth control can definitely help your skin big time! however, i have only heard of women gaining weight on the pill because of the increase in hormones.

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Answer by Troy
you won’t get it. If for some reason you should defy the odds and contract it, you’ll be fine. It is a much weaker H1N1 than was in the spanish flu. don’t worry about it, this was simply the media making a mountain out of a molehile to up the ratings.

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