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Acne, what is your body trying to tell you:

Angelica Clark

Acne isn’t just about skin care—it’s often connected to deeper issues in your body. Understanding where you’re breaking out can provide clues to the root cause.

🌿 Forehead & Temples: Digestive Issues

Root Cause: Poor digestion, food sensitivities (like dairy or gluten), dehydration, or overconsumption of processed foods.

Tip:

• Stay hydrated—aim for at least 8 glasses of water daily.

• Avoid common triggers like dairy, gluten, and sugary or processed foods.

• Add probiotics (like Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium strains) and digestive enzymes to support gut health.

• Consider herbal teas

🌿 Between the Eyebrows: Liver Overload

Root Cause: A stressed liver from toxins, processed foods, alcohol, or environmental pollutants.

Tip:

• Eat liver-friendly foods like leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, kale), and beets.

• Reduce alcohol, fried foods, and artificial sweeteners.

• Support detox with supplements


🌿 Nose: Heart, Blood Pressure & Gut Health

Root Cause: Poor circulation, imbalanced blood pressure, or gut dysbiosis from inflammatory foods or low fiber intake.

Tip:

• Incorporate heart-healthy fats like avocados, nuts, and omega-3s (from fish or flaxseed oil).

• Avoid high-sugar and high-sodium foods.

• Add fiber-rich foods like oats, chia seeds, and vegetables to nourish gut health.


🌿 Cheeks: Lungs, Respiratory Issues & Hormonal Imbalance

Root Cause: Pollution, smoking, respiratory issues, or hormonal changes.

Tip:

• Avoid smoking and reduce exposure to air pollution where possible.

• Cleanse skin thoroughly at the end of the day to remove dirt and toxins.

• Balance hormones with adaptogenic herbs or supplements such as magnesium or evening primrose oil.


🌿 Jawline & Chin: Hormonal Imbalance

Root Cause: Fluctuating hormones (e.g., excess testosterone), often linked to menstrual cycles, PCOS, or stress.

Tip:

• Reduce sugar and refined carbs to stabilize blood sugar and insulin levels.

• Add zinc, DIM (diindolylmethane), or vitex (chasteberry) to help balance hormones.

• Prioritize stress management techniques like meditation, stretching, or deep breathing.


🌿 Around the Mouth: Digestive & Hormonal Changes

Root Cause: Digestive issues like food intolerances, high stress, or changes in hormone levels.

Tip:

• Avoid trigger foods like dairy, gluten, or fried foods.

• Support digestion with fermented foods (like kimchi or sauerkraut) or apple cider vinegar before meals.

• Take magnesium or methylated B-complex vitamins to regulate stress and hormone production.


🌿 Back: Hormonal Imbalance & Hygiene

Root Cause: Hormonal imbalances, sweating, and improper cleansing can clog pores on the back.

Tip:

• Shower immediately after sweating and use gentle, non-comedogenic body cleansers.

• Wear breathable fabrics to reduce irritation.

• Consider omega-3 supplements and evening primrose oil to help reduce inflammation from within.


💡 The Bottom Line: Acne is a signal that something deeper might be out of balance. If you’re tired of fighting stubborn breakouts, we can help uncover the root cause and provide personalized solutions.


📞 Call us at 254-227-5851 or visit www.clarkwellnesstx.com to book a consultation today.

Please do not make changes without first consulting with your health care provider. This article is for educational purposes only, this is not a medical advice.

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