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Doctors and health experts suggest ways to change your diet as you get older, especially as you surpass the age of 50.

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But are they good for acne? Some misinformation about facial steams is out there. This article looks at what facial steams actually do and what other acne treatments you should consider. You may have ...

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you’re like, okay, so someone in 18th-century France knows how to cook vegetables, but someone in 20th-century India doesn’t? It doesn’t make any sense at all. But I do think all those ...