Stretch Marks Prevention And Treatment PLR Ebook With Audio

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Table Of Contents

· Introduction
· Structure Of The Skin
· Factors Affecting The Skin
· Synonyms
· Some Myths About Stretch Marks
· Some Facts About Stretch Marks
· How Stretch Marks Are Formed
· Predisposing Factors For Stretch Marks
· Conditions Causing Stretch Marks
· Where Stretch Marks Are Found
· How Stretch Marks Affect You
· Pregnancy And Stretch Marks
· How Exercise Is Related With Stretch Marks
· How Diet Is Related With Stretch Marks
· Role Of Hormones In The Development Of Stretch Marks
· How Mind Is Related With Stretch Marks
· How To Manage Stretch Marks
· Natural Substances For Stretch Marks
· Alternative Systems For Stretch Marks
· How To Prevent Stretch Marks
· Some Queries
· Conclusion

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INTRODUCTION

Each and every person may get stretch marks irrespective of age, sex, general health, life situation etc. However, these factors can make a favorable situation for stretch marks in many cases. Stretch marks appear as a result of excessive stretching of the skin for a prolonged period of time, which in turn, results in the rupture of collagen fibers in the skin. This causes cosmetic problems due to the appearance of pinkish or silvery white lines in different parts of the body.

Beauty–consciousness is an innate weakness of man. Hence, most of us leave no stone unturned in improving our looks. The skin is considered the mirror of the human body and reflects the physical, mental and emotional status of every individual. Therefore, the care of skin naturally assumes utmost significance in beauty care.

The number of people attending beauty clinics and dermatology departments is increasing day by day. Even though skin diseases have a negligible mortality rate, most people are worried about skin problems on account of the social stigma. A person with a disease involving an internal organ may not be as worried as another suffering from a skin ailment in view of the simple reason that everyone can expressly notice the change in the latter in the form of a distortion or plain ugliness.

STRUCTURE OF THE SKIN

The skin has three layers – The outer layer called the epidermis, the inner one called the hypodermis and the dermis in between these two. The epidermis is made up of keratinocytes and melanocytes. The dermis contains fibers made up of proteins such as collagen and elastin with a gel like ground substance to fill the gap between the protein fibers. The inner hypodermis contains fat and connective tissues with blood vessels and nerves.

Collagen: It is a structural protein that forms 80% of connective tissues. It acts as a cementing substance between body cells. The rate of tissue repair depends on the production of collagen. Conditions that hamper collagen formation can delay wound healing.

Elastin: It is also a protein that maintains the elasticity of the skin. Along with collagen and glycosaminoglycans it forms the connective tissue.

The human skin has got several functions such as protection, heat regulation, water balance, excretion etc. It supports the deep body structures and is capable of stretching to some extent due to the presence of elastic protein fibers in the dermis. But too fast enlargement of the body parts cause excessive stretching of the skin, resulting in the breaking of collagen and elastin fibers of the dermis. This causes a slightly depressed discoloration called stria atrophia or stretch marks. Initially these marks are slightly pinkish and later become white or silvery in appearance.

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- 2 Ebooks (PDF, DOC), 22 Pages
- 2 Audios (MP3), 1:08:53 Minute
- 1 Salespage (HTML)
- Year Released/Circulated: 2008
- File Size: 60,138 KB

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