170. The psychology of acne

We’ve all heard the phrase trauma bonding, often used in jest to talk about two people who became friends after meeting in difficult circumstances. But trauma bonding is actually a psychological phenomenon which defines a relationship characterised by an abuser and their target, ...  Show more

We all want to feel that we fit into a social group. But how does this play out when it comes to trends? From ‘mob wife energy’ to ‘cottagecore’, rapidly-evolving microtrends put more aesthetic-driven content in front of us than ever before, and it can feel hard to keep up. In th ...  Show more

In this episode Catriona and Nikki discuss acne. They explain how common it is, the fact that it's a medical condition and share their personal experiences with it.They talk about the wrong treatments and the right one and they discuss the triggers and causes and age profile of p ...  Show more

Acne can show up at any time. Today on the Nutrition Facts podcast, we look at some of the culprits. 

In this episode of the Ancient Health Podcast, Dr. Motley discusses the connection between acne and internal health. He explains that while topical cleansing is important for treating acne, there is also an internal aspect to consider. Dr. Motley discusses the patterns of acne an ...  Show more

80% of Americans have acne at some point in their lives. It is the most common skin condition in the U.S. with 50 to 60 million Americans having a problem with acne. Is having acne a serious health problem? Perhaps not, but it can lead to a serious health problem and can be a ...