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Regardless of the name, whether it is pimples, outbreaks, zits, blemishes, or whatever, acne is a challenging problem that may be difficult at times to treat. A common ailment, about 80% of people worldwide will suffer from acne in some form or another in their lifetime. If you only get the occasional pimple, it is more an annoyance than anything else. For those who suffer large or frequent breakouts, it can become an obsession that can impact their self-esteem and even their psychological well-being. Continue Reading…

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Technically hair is a dead tissue; but it also serves a valuable biological purpose: It keeps your head warm and helps regulate body temperature. Hair, like nails, is an extension of your epidermis, the outer layer of your skin. It is composed mainly of protein ‘Keratin’. Typically, a hair cell falls out or grows out after 3-5 years. And then it gets replaced. But at times, due to lack of proper nourishments, hair roots get destroyed resulting in baldness.
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Hair loss is an inevitable condition that one has to face atleast once in his lifetime. Research has proved that there is a strong connection between healthy hair and a healthy body. That is why when we fall sick it affects our hair too. Nutrients in blood nourish the hair follicles. If hair follicles become weak, hair loses its grip or hold and results into hair fall. These nutrients are vitamins and without vitamins, hair does not become healthy crop.
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Acne is quite common, not only for teenagers but for many adults as well. Acne is caused by the follicular glands on the face and other parts of your body getting irritated and rupturing by common bacteria which impacts the pore. This can lead to the everyday blackheads, whiteheads, or even severe acne which is pus filled pores that everyone tries to avoid. Severe acne can cause scarring which can be permanent if not treated properly. Certainly stress and genetics are contributors to acne; diet also plays a major role. There are certain natural approaches that can help you with acne. Because they are natural they are far less expensive then some of the major treatments that involve prescription medications, topical creams, and light and heat therapies. Continue Reading…