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Acne related to organ
I have a lot of acne at my shoulders and also at my chin. I have read that someone who has an acne at this part have an adrenal organ problem and so in digestive organ. Is it true? Am curious and a bit worried.
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Exposure to sunlight, freckles, acne and several other skin diseases are responsible for making the skin look dull and discolored.
Homoeopathy not only helps in controlling excess oil secretion by the sebaceous glands but provides a clear and fair skin removing all such tendencies which lead to dull skin.Along with this a diet rich in vegetables and whole fruits, plenty of water, regular exercise will also help you
A homoeopathic constitutional treatment will give you best results naturally
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Mam acne has got many cause and adrenal hormonal imbalance is also one of the cause .but whatever is the cause of acne in your case will be ascertained by consulting me online through this platform and homeopathic treatment can permanently cure this problem of yours without any side effects and rapidly effectively
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