Though acne is common, this skin condition is complex and still misunderstood by many. Over the years, many misconceptions have developed about what really causes acne and how you should correctly treat it. To keep you away from non-professional advice on dealing with acne, check out these popular myths about acne and learn how to … Continue reading 10 Myths About Acne and How to Treat It
10 Myths About Acne and How to Treat It
Common Misconceptions About Vitamin Supplements
Vitamins are essential substances needed by the body so that cell function, growth, and development will occur normally. When the body is vitamin deficient, health problems may arise. But contrary to common belief, vitamins are just meant to be a supplement and never a replacement for a healthy diet. High doses of vitamin supplements to … Continue reading Common Misconceptions About Vitamin Supplements
Why You Should Vaccinate Against Whooping Cough
Whooping cough has an estimated 60 million documented occurrences globally according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Several near-epidemic outbreaks have also been reported because of this pathogenic disease. But luckily, there’s a vaccine to prevent you from contracting it. Read on to know more about whooping cough and why you should vaccinate against this … Continue reading Why You Should Vaccinate Against Whooping Cough
How to Wash Your Hands Correctly – A Guide
One of the best ways to kill the coronavirus before it gets into your system is through proper handwashing. Emphasis on proper. If you are not familiar with the proper technique, here’s a complete guide on how to wash your hands correctly. The Right Sequence Applying soap and rinsing with water isn’t all there is … Continue reading How to Wash Your Hands Correctly – A Guide
What YOU Can Do to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Australia, like the rest of the world, is currently battling the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. As of April 7, there are already 5,895 confirmed cases in the country, including 2,432 recoveries and 45 deaths. According to the latest Department of Health coronavirus data, New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland have the most number of … Continue reading What YOU Can Do to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Acne Treatment – What to Get at a Chemist
Won’t your acne just go away no matter what you do? People with severe acne can struggle for years if not given the correct treatment. Luckily, there are many treatment options available. Acne commonly appears on the face, neck, shoulders, and upper back. This usually happens when the oil builds up and dead skin cells … Continue reading Acne Treatment – What to Get at a Chemist
The Coronavirus from China: A Quick Guide
The whole world is on alert right now because of a new virus called the Coronavirus. What started just as suspected pneumonia in seafood market workers in Wuhan, China at the end of 2019 has now spilled all over the world as a more sinister type of virus. Today, there are more than 83,000 people … Continue reading The Coronavirus from China: A Quick Guide
How to Best Get Rid of a Headache
No matter how healthy you are, headaches happen. After back pain, headaches are the second highest form of chronic pain that most people suffer. Sometimes, they become so terrible it’s impossible to do or think about anything else. Luckily, there are simple ways to get rid of your headache quickly at home before seeking help … Continue reading How to Best Get Rid of a Headache
What is Eczema and How to Treat It
Suffering from itchy, irritable skin? Dry and cold weather can result in several skin diseases, including eczema. This condition is neither life-threatening nor contagious, but it can cause severe discomfort to anyone affected. The first step to treating and relieving this skin condition is finding out for sure if you’re suffering from eczema, or is … Continue reading What is Eczema and How to Treat It
How to Avoid ‘Swimmer’s Ear’ This Summer
Summer is approaching and the time to splash around in your backyard pool or the blue waters of the Gold Coast is almost here. But as enjoyable as swimming can be, it can also cause some health risks to your family, and one of them is contracting “swimmer’s ear”. It’s an inflammation or infection of … Continue reading How to Avoid ‘Swimmer’s Ear’ This Summer