Good News About Acne Treatments
Haven't you heard? There's lots of news about acne treatments floating around-impressive considering the fact that impromptu acne outbreaks have been ruining the Saturday nights of disgruntled teenagers for generations. That's just it-acne does not only plague the underaged and heavily hormoned gang, adults can be acne sufferers, too. And you'd better believe that the sight of a giant whitehead smack dap in the middle of the forehead doesn't get any easier at forty than it was at fourteen. More than fifty percent of adult women suffer from acne. Whether you're talking a collasal zit on the day before a major business meeting or a large breakout that occurs once every ten years, at some point, everyone battle a bout of acne. There's a New Acne Treatment In Town Over ninety percent of young adults between the ages of twelve and twenty-four struggle with acne. And face it, as neat as those commercials were in the mid to late-nineties, sometime Clearasil just "ain't" working. Move over pharmacy over the counter (OTC) treatment medications, there's a new acne treatment in town. Making it's OTC debut in December 2005 with a pricetage of just under seventy dollars, AHT Clearogen has quickly found itself at the heart of the buzz on news about acne treatments. So, just what make AHT Clearogen so special? Clearogen is the brain child of dermatologist Alex Khadavi and is the first over the counter acne treatment that sports the active ingredients of some of the most powerful acne prescriptions on the market. Working in conjunction with the explosive powers of natural botanicals, Clearogen prides itself as the first acne treatment of it's kind. Not only does Clearogen clear up unslightly existing acne outbreaks, but the treatment disables the potential for future bouts of acne by paralyzing the first step in the Acne Pyramid of Development (not an actual pyramid.) And it all boils down to a little hormone called dihydro testosterone. Dihydro testosterone (DHT) is a unisex hormone that is especially prevalent in the secretion of oil by stimulating the oil glands, particularly during the teen years, consequently resulting in the formation of acne. Clearogen is making the news about acne treatments that could revolutionize the way that folks look at their faces because this treatment works to reduce DHT levels-thus dramatically undercut one of the first causes of acne. Clearogen has become the first acne treatment to use sweet-smelling all-natural botanicals to cause a nose-dive in DHT production. And if you think that's something, then hang on to your hat-there's more. Clearogen also works to:
