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Green tea is known for its high level of antioxidants, a cancer-fighting chemical. Additionally, green tea can boost your metabolism and may reduce your risk of developing neurological disorders. However, green tea is high in caffeine and can make you jittery if you drink too much. Black tea has powerful antioxidant properties that can sooth intestinal distress and reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. Additionally, researchers speculate that black tea can dramatically reduce the risk of breast cancer in younger women. Black tea is also high in caffeine. Most British breakfast tea blends are made from black tea. White tea is less popular than black or green tea. However, white tea can kill bacteria, viruses, and fungi in your body better than other teas can. Additionally, the fluoride in white tea helps prevent cavities and strengthens your teeth. Oolong tea is famous for its antioxidant properties that can prevent cancer and arthritis. Additionally, oolong tea can boost your metabolism, helping with weight loss and blood sugar regulation. Early research has also shown that oolong tea may promote healthy skin and reduce the effects of eczema. These brightly flavored teas are made from herbs, fruits, seeds, or roots instead of actual tea leaves. They have less antioxidants than other kinds of teas. There have been many claims about their health benefits. However, there is limited research to support these claims. Chamomile tea is used as a sleep aid. Echinacea tea is said to fight the common cold. Hibiscus tea may lower your blood pressure. Rooibos tea said to have cancer-fighting properties. Most teas can be bought in tins of loose tea or in small packages of tea bags. Some people believe that loose leaf teas have a fresher flavor than tea bags. However, many people prefer tea bags because they're easier to use and don't require an infuser. A tea infuser is a small metal or plastic orb that traps the tea leaves in one place so that they can easily be removed.

summary: Make a pot of green tea. Drink black tea. Brew a cup of white tea. Enjoy a mug of oolong tea. Drink herbal teas. Choose loose leaf tea or tea bags.

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If your health care coverage requires a referral to see a specialist, you will want to arrange for an appointment with your primary care physician first. Give your doctor an accurate description of your medical history, and explain to him or her the detailed history of your facial cyst. Because cysts are generally fluid-filled, if your doctor punctures the surface of the cyst, much of the material inside can be drained (i.e. removed), thereby greatly speeding up the healing process. The one downside to this method, however, is that it does not prevent recurrence of the cyst down the road. To the contrary, although this method is extremely effective in the short-term, it frequently leads to recurrence of the cyst later on. However, it is worth a shot and may very well be the cure you are looking for! The doctor will pierce the cyst with a sharp object and ensure that all the keratin, sebum or other substances are ejected from the cyst so that it can heal. Incision and drainage will require careful cleaning and dressing to avoid infection. Follow your doctor's instructions after the procedure to maintain good hygiene in the area. Never pop open a cyst at home or on your own, as doing it improperly could result in infection and scarring. If you find that you have a persistent cyst, and if you have been unsuccessful at treating it via the other methods, it may be time to consider surgery. Generally, in order to proceed with surgery, your doctor will want little to no inflammation around your cyst. As a result, if your cyst is inflamed, you may need to undergo a corticosteroid injection first to diminish the inflammation prior to surgery. You can opt for more mild surgery where just the front wall of the cyst is removed and the rest is left to heal on its own. Alternatively, the entire cyst can be removed surgically. This gives the greatest chance of preventing recurrence or any further problems down the road. This procedure will involve sutures for about a week afterwards, at which point you will return to your doctor to have them removed. If you are opting for a complete cyst excision, ask your doctor if it is possible to have an incision through the mouth in order to avoid a scar. This is a new surgical technique that is becoming more common, as it is cosmetically preferable. After surgery, carefully follow all the surgeon's directions for optimal healing. Because the cyst was removed from your face, attention to proper healing is key in order to avoid cosmetic concerns down the road. Potential complications of surgery can include scarring, infection, and/or damage to facial muscles. These can be an option for people with frequent facial cysts. If you get facial cysts often, your medical provider may prescribe a course of oral antibiotics to prevent more cysts from appearing.

summary: Make an appointment with a dermatologist. Inquire about incision and drainage. Move on to surgical options if your cyst recurs. Follow post-op instructions carefully. Ask your doctor about oral antibiotics.

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Like any stone, yellow sapphire occasionally contains inclusions and negative space inside the stone. When a gem-cutter slices into one of these imperfections, a small hole can develop. Most jewelers prefer to keep the hole in the gem rather than cut it away, but untrustworthy jewelers sometimes fill the stone with glass or borax paste to add weight and make the stone appear higher quality. Examine the stone by shining a light on it. Patches of unevenness are usually a good indication of this practice. Foil backing reflects more light, making the color of the yellow sapphire look more vibrant and the luster of the gem look brighter. The backing can be hard to see if the stone is already fitted into a setting, but careful examination of the base of the stone under magnification can often reveal a foil backing. Moreover, this potential falsification is more commonly found in antique jewelry, meaning that you may not need to worry about it quite as much if purchasing a new piece. If you have any doubts about the seller you plan to buy from, consider buying loose stones or stones with settings that give you a look at the bottom of the stone. Claw, tension, and channel settings are good examples. On the other hand, closed settings, like the bezel mounting, are often used by scammers to hide flaws and evidence of fraudulence. True yellow sapphire is a pure yellow, but similar, less precious imitations often have slightly different hues. Citrine has a slight green tint, golden topaz has strong traces of orange, and yellow tourmaline has a brighter, lemon-like hue. While a certificate does not give you the same assurance that physically checking the stone might, it does provide you with the satisfaction of knowing that the stone was checked and approved by an official, trusted organization. Look for certificates from national gem societies like the Gemological Institute of America or the American Gem Society.
summary: Watch out for fillings. Be aware of foil backed stones. Keep setting in mind. Note the color. Look for a certificate.