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… the fetus is developing vital organs, including the brain and spinal cord. And you need the right temperature for this process to happen.“A high body temperature can harm fetal development, and potentially lead to …
… a few factors:When you opened it: “Unopened, well-formulated makeup is stable for years at room temperature,” says Dr. Khetarpal. “When you open it, ingredients start to oxidize or degrade because they’re exposed …
… of stock into making sure you have the right cleanser or that you’re using the correct temperature of water, considering the art of the face wash can make all the difference when it comes …
… a soak. If you get the go-ahead, follow these tips to keep yourself safe:Regulate water temperature. Most hot tubs have a temperature control and thermometer.Limit your exposure to hot water. Most experts …
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… You can use a few preparation methods, including:Blending.Drying up to 118 F, though the exact temperature depends on the plan you choose.Juicing.Soaking.Sprouting.The goal is to eat foods in their …
… creamy fat found in nuts growing on shea trees in African countries. It’s solid at room temperature but melts on contact with skin, similar to coconut oil.And while it’s edible and used …
… that makes your first bite oh-so-delicious is also what makes your mouth sensitive to extreme temperatures. The delicate tissues inside allow you to taste a variety of flavors — but they’re easy to …
… Sabella, MD, break down the warning signs of dehydration and offer some tips for staying safe when temperatures rise.What is dehydration and what causes it?Dehydration occurs when your body loses more fluids than …
Heat can be an incredibly simple, yet powerful, way to boost the effects of chemotherapy and radiation treatments for cancer.More than 5,000 years ago, doctors in ancient Egypt used heat to treat cancer …
A fever may not send most people to the doctor’s office. But if you have cancer, the combination of fever, weakness and pain could mean an infection — and require a visit to the emergency …
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