How do I get rid of baggy eyes

Since you can’t get rid of school, at least try to drink more water. Tell yourself to have a glass before bed and a glass when you wake up. It also helps keep skin clear. To get rid of your bags under your eyes, try putting cold potatoes (c…

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No one likes to move out of the house with baggy or puffy eyes as they hamper one’s beauty and appearance. Baggy eyes can be attributed to lifestyle conditions where people live with constant stress and strain along with inadequate sleep wh…

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To recover from your baggy eyes you are required to replenish the lost elasticity of your eye’s surrounding skins. To meet this purpose you should follow the tips being mentioned over here. Take nutritious foods daily. Take cool milk four t…

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How do you get rid of baggy eyes?

Q: Hi, I’m 15 years old and my eyes are really baggy, how do I physically change them so they are normal?

A: less pot

how do you get rid of acne and baggy eyes?

Q: okay so how do i get rid of pimples and all that crap….???oh and how do u get rid of baggy eyes?

A: Ooh, ooh, do I have some info for you. I’m in my 30’s, male, and still suffer from acne. I’ve been looking into food and diet causing acne. Yes, there’s lots of data that says it doesn’t, but there’s also some data that says it does. I just ordered some books called:Dr. Wright’s Book of Nutritional Therapy: Real-Life Lessons in Medicine Without Drugs (Hardcover)Dr. Wright’s Guide to Healing With Nutrition (The Keats Health Reference Library) (Paperback)One of them (I think the first) explicitly called out baggy eyes and acne (especially after age 27) as being the result of FOOD ALLERGY. Food allergy doesn’t have to be like peanut allergy where you just almost die. It can be much more subtle. For acne, when you eat food you are allergic to, it produces toxins. The toxins try to escape through pores in your skin. When this happens it causes inflammation that causes the pore to swell and close. When this happens, bacteria starts growing and causes a pimple.In one of the books, he also specifically described a story of man who had all sorts of symptoms, bags under his eyes, fatigue, etc. Basically, once he eliminated foods that he was allergic to, his symptoms all disappeared.Another thing to note: sometimes it is the nutritious foods that cause allergic reactions. Sometimes eating fast food causes these symptoms to get better because they are stripped of the nutritious elements you’re allergic to.Here’s this author’s website:http://www.tahoma-clinic.com/..though it’s difficult to find too much food allergy info there. I would look for his books on Amazon. I got both of mine used for very little money, like $5 each with s/h.If you get tired of all the face washing and creams and acne treatments (like I have) you might try avoiding some of these foods: anything with a lot of sugar or high fructose corn syrup (natural juices, soda, jams, jellies, ice cream), treated sandwich meats like roast beef and pastrami, smoked meats like beef jerky, salad dressings, oranges, all desserts…Well at least these are things I try to avoid. So far, I have been extremely clear since I’ve avoided these. I know it sounds severe, but you can at least try it and see if it helps. Many people have subtle allergic reactions to dairy products/lactose and wheat products too. You might want to think about all of the things you eat regularly and try eliminating some of them to see if it helps. If it does, you can still eat them, but you know what the consequences will be.One benefit for me as been getting rid of desserts and sweet stuff; it’s been healthier! I pretty much lost 10 pounds right away when I quit drinking soda pop. Okay, I still drink pop…but I drink diet pop. This way, I only get cancer from aspartame and not pimples! (joking.. though i should probably quit drinking that too just for overall health.)Good luck!One more thing: This site is also good for more traditional remedies:http://www.acne.org/It sells a benzoil peroxide treatment that I use. A pharmacist friend of mine told me that bezoil peroxide has been shown (lots of scientific evidence) to do wonders for acne. I find it to be so-so, but there is a lot of data to support it. It also bleaches your clothes and hair.I think from this site, I also found out about the aspirin mask. If you have a big pimple, you can put smashed up aspirin (mixed with water to create a paste) on it and let it sit for 10 minutes, then wash it off. I’ve found this to be helpful too.Good luck!

What’s the most affordable way to get rid of baggy eyes?

Q: I have these really bad baggy eyes that are natural, and I just can’t seem to get rid of them.

A: well, have you tried this?put two spoons in the freezer, moments later take them out (until cold) then put it on your bags.:D!