SKIN TAGS--I Know Why They Appear And How To Get Rid Of Them!!!
- By Janet McCormick
- Published 03/3/2008
Janet McCormick
As a mother, chef, business owner and author of "10-minute meals", I have something to say. I feel like I've lived several lives though I'm a young 41-year-old. A checkered past is an understatement when describing my experiences. To say the least, I've gained some insight along the way. I crawled out of an abusive relationship with a famous song writer. I started a catering business, opened a small cafe and wrote a cookbook. ultimatebreadpudding.com 10-minutemeals.com
Skin tags are small, benign, flesh colored growths that appear all over a person's body. They typically occur in characteristic locations including the neck, underarms, eyelids, and under the breasts (especially where underwire bras rub directly beneath the breasts). Although skin tags may vary somewhat in appearance, they are usually smooth or slightly wrinkled and irregular, flesh-colored or slightly more brown, and hang from the skin by a small stalk.
Though skin tags can appear on seemingly healthy, average weight
people, they appear more frequently on overweight individuals. Generally, skin stags are a sign of insulin resistance. According to Medicine Net, " Insulin resistance is associated with obesity, fatty liver, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, skin tags, polycystic ovary disease, and growth abnormalities."
Skin tags can come and go without warning. In my experience, if you follow a diet rich in protein and complex carbohydrates, they'll simply disappear. By eliminating simple carbohydrates and sugar, you'll rarely be a victim of the annoying little things.
Though skin tags can appear on seemingly healthy, average weight
Skin tags can come and go without warning. In my experience, if you follow a diet rich in protein and complex carbohydrates, they'll simply disappear. By eliminating simple carbohydrates and sugar, you'll rarely be a victim of the annoying little things.
