Researchers have now found that maintaining a good balance in bad and good bacteria is not only a benefit for your digestive tract but can help with keeping a clear and healthy-looking skin.

Some early stages of research have shown that the consumption of the trillions of microorganisms can help relieve and even clean up some of your everyday skin problems and condition and suggests that you might be able to use Probiotics for Clean Skin.

A clinical assistant professor at a United States Medical Centre suggests as probiotics trigger the good bacteria in your gut to fight off the bad bacteria so can it help trigger a relieve or cure the conditions found on the outside as everything that happens in your gut effects your external organs as well, hence the aiding in skin conditions like acne and rosacea.

They have started a new research department that concentrates on the development of topical probiotics which will be applied directly to the skin and may benefit even the worst cases, but of course research results pending.

She said that there are some manufacturers out there that are trying to add these forms of probiotics to some of their already proven moisturizes, cleansers, lotions and some might already on the market.

The assistant professors have said that whether taking in probiotics as a topical treatment or internally will not help as a stand-alone product but can be supplemented with any other treatment you might be on and the results may be variable but not worse at least.

There are so far four skin conditions that are showing promising results with the use of the probiotics say the Assistant Professor:

ACNE

Studies in Korea, Russia, and Italy has found that in conjunction with your normal acne treatments certain food containing high contents of probiotics have actually shown an increase in positive results and a faster clearance time as well as helps patients who react to certain acne treatments containing antibiotics.

Preliminary studies have shown that the use of probiotics as a topical treatment has helped some with acne lesions. One of the main reasons for it being such a positive for acne is, it acts as a barrier over the pimple and prevents any further contamination from any other bacteria.

ROSACEA

This skin condition causes red bumps and pimples on the nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin and is an inflammatory disease. Using probiotics in conjunction with your rosacea treatment can help with that burning sensation and redness experienced with patients.

ECZEMA

Researchers have given pregnant women probiotics from two to four weeks before birth and up until after delivery and breastfed their babies, added to infant formulas, and it has shown positive results with children, who have a family history on both parents’ sides of eczema, up until age of two and maybe even longer.

ANTI-AGING

Though still in the early research phase and still needs more work, the study of probiotics on the aging process on your skin seems very positive as it has already shown it aids in the rebuilding of the main protein that affects tone and texture, collagen.

Now we have it, the use of Probiotics for Clean Skin is mostly good news from a researcher’s point of view as well as some countries already using it with some patients and all the news is good so far. So look out for these products once all is done as it will be flying off the shelves.