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… the sleep you get at night.“As soon as you wake up in the morning, you start creating a sleep debt that you will, at some point, need to sleep off,” Dr. Foldvary-Schaefer notes …
… infection.Sugary substancesStay away from sweeteners like agave, honey or syrup. Sugars can change the vaginal environment, creating an infection risk. They can also clump up and cause scratches.Synthetic oilsBaby oil and petroleum jelly …
… your hands after using the bathroom, you can contaminate anything you touch.C. diff forms spores by creating a shell around itself. Spores can survive for months or even years. If you touch those contaminated …
… the conversation.”And to get them to stop touching their face so often, perhaps take a more creative approach.“Children learn through play,” she continues. “We know avoiding the urge to touch your face is …
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… allergic reaction.”And since tiny cuts are made to deposit color, there’s also a risk of creating scar tissue.Lip blushing may be good for those who are concerned about the color of their …
… these changes.Eating the right foods at the right time can be a challenge. Dr. Albers recommends creating meal plans and shopping lists for each phase. Also, consider shopping ahead — especially for your menstrual phase …
When we think about oral health, most of us focus on keeping our teeth clean and cavity-free. But your gums are just as important. Think of them as the glue that holds your teeth …
Advertisements for erectile dysfunction (ED) medication are everywhere. Viagra® and Cialis® are enormously popular. And as the ads suggest, they’re highly effective at improving sexual performance in people with ED.But the …
When you’re a kid, making friends can be as easy as pie. You fall into them the way you fall into anything else. Maybe you find your friend when you sit next to them …
Kids know all about testing. It starts in kindergarten and continues right up until graduation day. These constant assessments bring a certain pressure to succeed, too — and every child knows it.That may be why …
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