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Can Eating A Teaspoon Of Black Sesame Seeds Or Kala Til Reverse PCOS-Led Hair Loss And Acne?
Black sesame or black til has definite health benefits that make it beneficial for hair loss and acne. But they are safety precautions that people with PCOS need to take.
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This Drink On An Empty Stomach For 7 Days May Help Get Rid Of Stubborn Pimples
If you struggle with pimples and acne-prone skin, follow this expert-approved remedy to treat them naturally.
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Lift, Run, Sweat But Rest Too: Dermatologist Explains Why Recovery Matters As Much As Exercise
Dermatologist Dr Garekar reveals why women who work out hard may not always benefit from more exercise.
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5 Health Benefits Of Nutmeg Or Jaiphal
Nutmeg, also known as jaiphal, offers various health benefits. Here is how people can safely reap its positive effects.
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5 Symptoms Of Poor Gut Health: Signs You Must Watch Out For
Beyond indigestion, there are plenty of signs of poor gut health that you need to take seriously and rectify without delay.
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Explained: How An Acne Drug Can Treat Male Pattern Baldness
New 2025 study results show Clascoterone, originally approved for acne, could be the first new effective topical for male pattern baldness in 30 years. Its androgen-blocking action may restore hair growth while avoiding systemic side-effects of oral
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Turmeric Milk Benefits For Skin: 5 Reasons To Drink Haldi Doodh Daily
Turmeric milk boosts overall skin health. Here are five science-backed reasons to drink haldi doodh daily, but in moderation.
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Can Botox Reduce Acne Pigmentation? New Study Offers Hope
A new trial shows intradermal Botulinum toxin A (BoNT-A) significantly reduces post-acne redness and oily skin compared with broadband light therapy.
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Hormonal Breakouts? Avoid These 10 Skincare Mistakes
In this article, we discuss some skincare habits you can avoid if you are struggling with hormonal breakouts.
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Can Home Remedies Help Cure Acne? Dermatologist Answers
Many home remedies lack scientific backing, and further research on their effectiveness is needed.
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Can Eating A Teaspoon Of Black Sesame Seeds Or Kala Til Reverse PCOS-Led Hair Loss And Acne?
Black sesame or black til has definite health benefits that make it beneficial for hair loss and acne. But they are safety precautions that people with PCOS need to take.
-
This Drink On An Empty Stomach For 7 Days May Help Get Rid Of Stubborn Pimples
If you struggle with pimples and acne-prone skin, follow this expert-approved remedy to treat them naturally.
-
Lift, Run, Sweat But Rest Too: Dermatologist Explains Why Recovery Matters As Much As Exercise
Dermatologist Dr Garekar reveals why women who work out hard may not always benefit from more exercise.
-
5 Health Benefits Of Nutmeg Or Jaiphal
Nutmeg, also known as jaiphal, offers various health benefits. Here is how people can safely reap its positive effects.
-
5 Symptoms Of Poor Gut Health: Signs You Must Watch Out For
Beyond indigestion, there are plenty of signs of poor gut health that you need to take seriously and rectify without delay.
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Explained: How An Acne Drug Can Treat Male Pattern Baldness
New 2025 study results show Clascoterone, originally approved for acne, could be the first new effective topical for male pattern baldness in 30 years. Its androgen-blocking action may restore hair growth while avoiding systemic side-effects of oral
-
Turmeric Milk Benefits For Skin: 5 Reasons To Drink Haldi Doodh Daily
Turmeric milk boosts overall skin health. Here are five science-backed reasons to drink haldi doodh daily, but in moderation.
-
Can Botox Reduce Acne Pigmentation? New Study Offers Hope
A new trial shows intradermal Botulinum toxin A (BoNT-A) significantly reduces post-acne redness and oily skin compared with broadband light therapy.
-
Hormonal Breakouts? Avoid These 10 Skincare Mistakes
In this article, we discuss some skincare habits you can avoid if you are struggling with hormonal breakouts.
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Can Home Remedies Help Cure Acne? Dermatologist Answers
Many home remedies lack scientific backing, and further research on their effectiveness is needed.
