Miami, FL (PRWEB) April 30, 2013 Recently the Mercury News shared tips from several skin experts on how to reduce the effects of Rosacea by making changes in ones diet and lifestyle. Probiotic Action shares new tips on how to limit the side effects of the skin condition through the use of probiotics, and other preventative measures. The article from Mercury News consulted several skin care professionals who suggested that the 13 million Americans who currently are diagnosed with Rosacea, should stay away from triggers like: alcohol, harsh scrubs, overexposure to sunlight, and spicey foods. While some feel that Rosacea is hereditary and others say the causes are unknown, many believe that it has the same origins as acne and that bacteria is the root of redness, swelling, and outbreaks. For those that have studied rosacea extensively, treating the condition with an acne cream or antibiotic acne treatment has been the trend. Probiotic Action, best known for their probiotic acne cream, has recently been toted as the best acne treatment, and a great solution for those suffering from bacteria driven Rosacea. Fernando Perez, a Spokesman for Probiotic Action, shares tips on using probiotics to fight bacteria and inflammation causing the … Continue reading →

Benefits include improved drug efficiency, reduced pill burden, and lower dosage frequency The limited efficacy and negative side-effects associated with current therapeutics for Hepatitis B and C are highlighting the urgent need for new, improved alternatives. Combination therapies offering better clinical outcomes are coming to the fore and look set to transform the European market for Hepatitis B and C. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.lifesciences.frost.com), Analysis of European Hepatitis B and C Therapeutics Markets, finds that the Hepatitis B market earned revenues of $1.26B in 2012 and estimates this to reach $1.89B in 2019, while the Hepatitis C market is projected to expand from $2.40B to $3.66B over the same time period. The therapeutic segments covered include interferons and nucleoside analogues for Hepatitis B, and Standard of Care (Peginterferon alfa and Ribavirin) and protease inhibitors for Hepatitis C. The side effects associated with interferon-based therapeutics such as fever, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint pain, shivering, and the ineffective response to Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) genotype 1 patients are motivating the development of combination therapies. Improved drug efficiency, reduced pill burden and lower dosage frequency are among the common advantages related to the use of combination drugs, notes Frost … Continue reading →

by Christine LaCroix azfamily.com Posted on April 30, 2013 at 11:47 PM Updated today at 12:00 AM PHOENIX -- A prescription drug has users hoping for quick and easy weight loss, and for many it works, but not without some dangerous side effects. Its like doing meth, essentially, said Dr. Michael Yasinski, a Valley psychiatrist, referring to people who use the drug Adderall without a prescription. Adderall is the brand-name prescription drug successfully used to treat people who suffer from ADHA. Yasinksi said he is seeing more patients using Adderall to lose weight, even though they do not have a prescription and might not know how much to take, putting them at risk for serious health complications. It works very well. It takes away your appetite, makes you lose weight, speeds up your metabolism, he said. But it also raises your heart rate and your blood pressure. Yasinski said Adderall is widely prescribed, and it is easy for dieters without a prescription to buy pills from friends. It is essentially turning these kids into little drug dealers, he said. Dieters looking to lose weight from Adderall are also getting younger. What used to be a trend in college-age and above … Continue reading →