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… your skin. It works to protect the more vulnerable skin cells underneath,” Dr. Bullock explains. “Aging, cold temperatures, allergens, sun exposure and more can damage that barrier, and lead to dry, rough skin.”Likewise, brushing …
… a healthcare provider does.Some parents tend to think their child is showing a fever if their temperature is anything above their normal range — generally around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius). But healthcare …
… s a comfy temperature-controlled environment.When they’re out in the world, the always-changing air temperature is a brand-new experience. Newborns can’t regulate their body temperatures very well. So, when they …
… biological makeup and any other medical conditions.Common psoriasis triggers include:Cold, dry weather.Changes in body temperature due to the weather.Skin trauma or injuries like a sunburn or a cut.An infectionSmoking.Alcohol …
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… to 15 grams of saturated fat per day.”But what keeps butter and margarine solid at room temperature? In butter, it’s saturated fat (also in full-fat dairy products and red meat). In margarine …
… just a regular foot bath, too. It has been shown to help sleep quality and boost body temperature, for instance. Add magnesium salts to that foot bath and you can reduce skin inflammation, too.Epsom …
Skin care is one of the hottest topics on social media, with influencers on TikTok, Instagram and Reddit full of thoughts about how to get smooth, glowing, ageless skin. And there’s one term you …
The holidays are often a mixed bag of emotions. For some, it’s the most wonderful time of the year filled with family, friends and reasons to celebrate. For others, it may be a time …
There’s a reason we tell our loved ones to get a good night’s sleep. For many of us, the benefits of a good night’s rest are second nature, as we tend to …
Licking the spatula may be tradition in your kitchen after mixing ingredients for cookies or cake, but is it safe to do?The answer is simple: Hold off on tasting until those goodies finish baking …
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