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Mena
2008-06-17, 02:18 PM
what is it?
Divine Inspiration
2008-06-17, 05:37 PM
WATER! :lol:

-Omega 3,6,9
-A good multivitamin
missty1029
2008-06-17, 10:31 PM
I take zinc too. If i remember its suppose to help acne
Supergirl
2008-06-18, 02:29 AM
WATER! :lol:

-Omega 3,6,9
-A good multivitamin

Actually, Dr. Oz said that wasn't true. Hmmm...
Divine Inspiration
2008-06-18, 01:56 PM
Actually, Dr. Oz said that wasn't true. Hmmm...

I remember that episode, but he was specifically talking about HYDRATION of the skin...not the quality of the skin or the prevention of blemishes/acne/etc.

Any acne sufferer, dermatologist, and skin clinician will tell you that water is important to the skin. As a matter of fact, I firmly believe that water is important to skin, period...because water is essential to a healthy body.

So, Dr. Oz may feel that way, but my skin says :nono: when I slack on water and :yep: when I get my 2 L in every day.

I wouldn't be surprised if he showed up on her show in the next year or so saying that the studies are showing something different...
Supergirl
2008-06-18, 02:02 PM
I remember that episode, but he was specifically talking about HYDRATION of the skin...not the quality of the skin or the prevention of blemishes/acne/etc.

Any acne sufferer, dermatologist, and skin clinician will tell you that water is important to the skin. As a matter of fact, I firmly believe that water is important to skin, period...because water is essential to a healthy body.

So, Dr. Oz may feel that way, but my skin says :nono: when I slack on water and :yep: when I get my 2 L in every day.

I wouldn't be surprised if he showed up on her show in the next year or so saying that the studies are showing something different...

Oakie Doakie Smokey! I trust your beauty advice--HELLO coconut smoothie and Indian Healing Clay. :up:
gn1g
2008-06-18, 02:20 PM
turmeric
zinc
eat pineapples
Guapa1
2008-06-18, 08:45 PM
MSM. Love the way it makes my skin look.
jrae
2008-06-18, 09:05 PM
I remember that episode, but he was specifically talking about HYDRATION of the skin...not the quality of the skin or the prevention of blemishes/acne/etc.

Any acne sufferer, dermatologist, and skin clinician will tell you that water is important to the skin. As a matter of fact, I firmly believe that water is important to skin, period...because water is essential to a healthy body.

So, Dr. Oz may feel that way, but my skin says :nono: when I slack on water and :yep: when I get my 2 L in every day.

I wouldn't be surprised if he showed up on her show in the next year or so saying that the studies are showing something different...
I didn't see the entire episode but I got the impression he was just saying that the calculation that's often purported has no scientific basis???