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Humidifiers May Not Help Stuffed-Up Kids
Many parents use humidifiers to relieve the misery of their stuffy-nosed kid suffering from the cold or flu. But raising the humidity in a child’s room may not be doing any good, after all. According to Ameet Daftary, an assistant professor of pulmonology at the University of Utah School of Medicine, there is no definitive evidence that humidifers actually relieve cold symptoms.
Best Stomach Slimming Creams
Exercising, eating right and being born with good genes are the keys to a flat stomach. But what about hydration? Can a moisturizing cream actually tone your stomach? According to Dr. Ava Shamban, an assistant professor of dermatology at UCLA, anti-cellulite cream is a temporary solution for cellulite reduction. Stomach slimming creams smooth the skin and help get rid of fat’s cottage cheese-like look. Of course, some creams work better than others. An effective stomach slimming cream doesn’t have to be expensive to be popular; it just has to be made sincerely by a company that believes in its products more than it believes in taking people’s money. A quality cream should contain antioxidants and other key botanicals.
Is It A Cold Or Allergies?
“Tissue mommy! I need a tissue!!” Your child comes running at you, with double-barreled boogies from both nostrils. Ugh. It’s definitely that time of the year! But, come late winter/early spring, it can be tough to know if it’s due to a cold, or allergies. Which is why I’m always being asked by moms around […]
How to Set Healthy Screen Time Limits for Your Kids
Even though these devices can be very stimulating and engaging for your child, they may cause serious problems within your household. We’ll help you set healthy screen time limits for your kids.
Skin Rules: Expert Secrets for Great Skin
No matter whether you’re fourteen or forty – we all want great skin! And who better to share tips and tricks for getting your natural glow on than an expert? Lucky for us, top New York dermatologist Debra Jaliman, MD, the author of Skin Rules, was willing to part with some of her secrets: