For some of us who suffer from acne, topical nonprescription medicines can sometimes cause more harm than good. For people rely on natural treatments for acne his condition, green tea is an option worth. Traditionally linked to the medicine china, green tea around the world is highly appreciated by their health benefits. Ultima green tea is also used as an acne treatment. By now nobody is questioning the green tea is health benefits. But how effective is effective as treatment of acne? Well, the results seem really effective, although its effectiveness is a function of their condition severity of acne. The main reason that works is because green tea is rich in antioxidants. If you drink green tea long enough to get rid your body of toxins and maintain a healthy cell structure. On top of the fight against bacteria acne green tea reduces the redness and swelling and even balances hormonal activity, thus accelerating healing and preventing acne often caused by hormonal changes! ! When used as a treatment of acne green tea can be taken as a drink or a topical cream. A warm teabag in acne lesions can help decontaminate the area and promote faster healing. Obviously the most popular method is to drink green tea. A simple glass will help a bit but if you want to use as a treatment of acne requires a higher dose than that. A green tea involves the treatment of acne until 8 (eight) glasses daily until your skin is acne free. The treatment reached a maximum of efficiency if the tea is freshly prepared and, of course, is free of sugar (sugar and preservatives that green tea reduces the effectiveness). When taken as a pill that acts through antioxidants. One pill is less effective than the liquid form because the liquid allow better and faster absorption of nutrients body. Some currently creams are recommended as acne treatment on the spot. A 3% green tea acne cream is as effective as 4% benzoyl peroxide solution. I would take green tea cream any time because they are not dry my skin does not cause irritations and still be effective! Personally I still prefer to drink green tea in a topical cream since the benefits are faster, not reduced to a certain area and include hormonal effects.