If you thought climate change is just bad for the planet’s health, you’re wrong because it’s bad for people too. Water problems may vary by age, gender, geography and socioeconomic status, but the remedies will
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Even the biggest journey begins with a series of small steps. It’s exhausting just imagining the amount of change we‘re going to have to effect to leave the world a better place for future generations.
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The first thing that most of us reach for when struck with a cold or flu are pills, so much that we can name the brands or the generic names of the pills.
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Lasers produce intense monochromatic light, light that is limited to a very a narrow band of wavelengths. This light has no effect on some substances, and high-intensity effects on others.
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Microneedling is a minimally invasive treatment in which a dermatologist or aesthetician creates tiny punctures in the skin using micro-fine needles (from 0.5 to 2 millimetres in diameter).
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You’ve finally gotten over splotchy and red face headshots of yourself taken during puberty years. But, here comes adult acne, looking to scar you both physically and mentally for another decade or so.
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Let’s talk about the hair that grows where the sun doesn’t shine. Whether you’re a fan of a natural bush or a fan of keeping it hairless down there, we’re all about staying comfortable, confident
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We are all aware that water is an essential part of our lives. It maintains bodily functions, carries nutrients to cells and helps us stay hydrated and energised.
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Water Use the least amount of water you can get away with. It will take less time and energy to bring it to a boil. Use the lowest possible heat setting to keep the water
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Everyone knows protein intake is important and because our bodies do not store protein, it is crucial to get sufficient amounts from our daily diet.
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