This study included 198 patients who were divided into groups according the clinical severity of acne: mild (30.30%), moderate (44.44%), severe acne (25.25%). We chose 50 persons who did not have acne and depended on them as a control group.
Our s
tudy showed the correlation between high and frequent consumption of certain food stuff (milk, dairy products, fried food, sweets and food with a high content of sugars, chocolate) and the increase in the risk of occurrence acne. We could not prove the existence of a relationship between frequent intake of (eggs, fatty food, nuts) and the incidence of the disease. But the study showed that increased intake of each of the (dairy products, eggs, sweets, sugars, and food high in fat and fried) may be exacerbating factors the disease, because increased consumption was accompanied by more severe cases of the disease. But we did not notice this link with chocolate and nuts. Our study also showed the importance of the high consumption of each (fruit, vegetables, fish and marine products) as a prevention of occurrence acne, and the lack of consumption increase the probability of appearance the disease
The objective of this investigation was to determine the effect of washing
and cooling treatments on microbial content and sensory evaluation of eggs
during storage. Four treatments were applied: first unwashed and uncooled
(UW-UC), second unwashe
d, but cooled (UW-C), third washed and uncooled
(W-UC), and finally: washed and cooled (W-C). Microbiological studies ( total
count of bacteria, yeast, fungi and salmonella) and sensory evaluation of eggs
have been carried out to determine the best treatment applied on eggs during
storage time (92 days). Result showed that all treatments were free from
Salmonella. The washing and cooling treatment (W-C) was the best, followed
by the unwashed but cooled (UW-C). the third in order was the washed
uncooled and finally the unwashed uncooled treatment.
