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The Personal Care blog is a one-stop destination for all your personal grooming needs. Our team of experts provides insightful tips, tricks, and product reviews to help you enhance your overall appearance and feel confident. From skincare to hairstyling, this blog covers a wide range of topics that cater to the specific needs of both men and women. We offer in-depth guides on the latest beauty trends and techniques, so you can stay ahead of the curve. Whether you're looking for advice on how to achieve the perfect smokey eye, or want to know the best way to care for your skin during the winter months, our blog has you covered. In addition to beauty tips, we also feature articles on healthy living, nutrition, and wellness. Our goal is to help you cultivate a holistic lifestyle that supports your overall well-being. So whether you're looking for a new way to stay motivated in your workout routine, or simply want to make healthier food choices, you'll find valuable information on our blog. So if you're passionate about personal grooming and wellness, be sure to check out the Personal Care blog today!

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PersonalDec 16, 2024

Study Uncovers Hidden Risks of Prolonged Fasting

New research in Nature Metabolism reveals a major drawback to fasting: prolonged fasting triggers a multi-organ stress response, affecting the liver, kidneys, and muscles. Learn how to balance fasting's health benefits with practical tips for safe and effective fasting practices.

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Sohaib AliyaAUTHOR
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PERSONALDEC 16, 2024

Study Uncovers Hidden Risks of Prolonged Fasting

New research in Nature Metabolism reveals a major drawback to fasting: prolonged fasting triggers a multi-organ stress response, affecting the liver, kidneys, and muscles. Learn how to balance fasting's health benefits with practical tips for safe and effective fasting practices.

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Sohaib AliyaAUTHOR
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PERSONALNOV 24, 2024

Groundbreaking Study Suggests Gray Hair May Be Reversible

New research reveals that gray hair may not be permanent. A groundbreaking study published in Nature identifies 'stuck' stem cells as a key factor in graying hair, suggesting the potential to reverse the process.

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Amlatif MaryAUTHOR
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PERSONALNOV 18, 2024

Hidden Downsides of Vigorous Exercise Revealed by Research

Recent studies uncover surprising risks of vigorous exercise, including immune suppression, oxidative stress, and potential heart damage. While exercise is essential for health, too much intensity without proper recovery can harm your body.

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Hangala Olivia AUTHOR
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PERSONALNOV 03, 2024

A Simple Life Is a Better Life: For Health and Happiness

Explore how embracing simplicity leads to better health and genuine happiness. This article delves into the essence of a simple life, offering insights and practical steps to simplify your life, foster deeper connections, and enhance your overall well-being.

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Team 1stKareAUTHOR
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PERSONALOCT 30, 2024

Walking Faster May Help You Live Longer: Experts Say

A study published in JAMA Neurology shows that faster walking paces may help you live longer by supporting cardiovascular and cognitive health. Aiming for a brisk pace of around 3-4 miles per hour (or 100 steps per minute) can enhance memory, lower blood sugar, and improve blood flow.

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Dreanna MarieAUTHOR
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PERSONALOCT 02, 2024

Lack of Foreign Policy Focus in the Vice Presidential Debate

The vice-presidential debate missed a crucial opportunity to address global threats like Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s ambitions in Taiwan. It’s essential to hear from the candidates on how they would confront these pressing foreign policy issues.

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Team 1stKareAUTHOR
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PERSONALSEP 27, 2024

Anti-Inflammatory Drug Boosts Motivation in Depression

Groundbreaking research from Emory University reveals that an anti-inflammatory drug can boost motivation in people with depression. This study is the first to show how reducing inflammation positively affects brain circuits responsible for motivation.

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Laswick HaileyAUTHOR
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PERSONALSEP 22, 2024

How Drinking Alcohol Impacts Future Generations

Recent studies reveal that alcohol consumption before conception—by both mothers and fathers—can have lasting effects on future generations. Preconception alcohol exposure can lead to genetic changes that increase the risk of birth defects, , and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs).

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Rodgers Tinda AUTHOR
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PERSONALSEP 22, 2024

Simple Weight Loss Strategy That Doesn't Require Drugs-Study

Discover how a recent study published in Frontiers in Nutrition reveals that intermittent fasting and aligning eating habits with circadian rhythms can help achieve sustainable weight loss without the need for drugs or complex diets.

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Kon VivianAUTHOR
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PERSONALSEP 12, 2024

Key Lifestyle Factor Linked to Cognitive Decline in Adults

A recent study reveals that social isolation is a major contributor to cognitive decline in older adults. Using data from large-scale studies like ELSA and SHARE, researchers found that reduced social engagement accelerates memory loss and cognitive decline.

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Laswick HaileyAUTHOR
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PERSONALAUG 27, 2024

New Study Reveals Best Forms of Exercise for Diabetes

Discover the latest insights from a groundbreaking study that reveals the best forms of exercise for managing Type 1 diabetes. Learn how Interval Aerobic Exercise (IAE) and Continuous Aerobic Exercise (CAE) affect blood sugar levels, cardiovascular health.

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Ufaq NadeemAUTHOR
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PERSONALAUG 17, 2024

New Research Shows Sleep Resets Memory Every Night

Learn how this nightly reset helps neurons stay flexible for learning, with significant implications for memory enhancement, cognitive performance, and treatments for memory-related disorders like Alzheimer’s

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Javed TaimorAUTHOR
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PERSONALAUG 11, 2024

Weight Loss Alters Microbiome and Brain Activity, Study

Recent research shows that slimming through fasting-style diets not only impacts your microbiome but also significantly alters brain activity. Using fMRI scans, scientists observed improved cognitive function and mood regulation linked to weight loss.

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Javed TaimorAUTHOR
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PERSONALAUG 02, 2024

Your Vision Can Predict Dementia 12 Years Before Diagnosis

Recent studies show that changes in visual recognition skills, particularly in recognizing faces, can serve as early indicators of dementia. Learn about the groundbreaking research and its potential to revolutionize early detection and intervention, offering hope to millions.

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Jović DraganaAUTHOR