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6 FEMALE BEHAVIORS THAT MEN JUST LOVE, #5 WILL BLOW YOUR MIND...... .

Ladies, Do You Shave Your Pubic Hair?! If YES, Then You Must Read.....                                                                Majority of the ladies remove their pubic hair completely or mostly. This became normal part of their hygiene. But many of the ladies don’t know that removing the pubic hair has some side effects. Ladies, we recommended to you not to shave or wax your pubic hair. Namely, a scientist who published the results of her research in American Diary of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Andrea De Maria is saying that women are not aware of the dangers of removing the pubic hair from their intimate zone. It was found that, 90% of women shave their pubic hair, while 87% go at a marvel salon for a private haircut. In this area the skin is very sensitive, as well as prone to cuts and wounds. After sh...

HOW TO REMOVE 20 POUNDS OF TOXIC WASTE FROM YOUR COLON – RECIPE. Do you take proper care of your colon? If not, it’s high time you do something to ensure this important part of your body functions properly. Colon is part of the digestive system, and as the founder of Body Ecology, Donna Gates, explains, maintaining a healthy colon and digestive system means maintaining an optimal health and well-being.  As a matter of fact, each of your cells and tissues, as well as the main detox organ in the human’s body – the liver, rely on a healthy colon. More exactly, having a healthy colon would enable proper elimination of all toxins from your body.  The colon receives all waste products from the blood, throat, liver, lungs, sinuses, and lymph system. Also, it has to deal with any undigested fecal matter by removing it from the body. But, it can also receive some leftover nutrients like vitamins, electrolytes, and water from digested foods, which can be brought ba...

16 Amazing Home Remedies For Hair Loss Posted  April 14, 2018  by  VG under  Uncategorized Hair loss, also known [1] as alopecia, is a common problem among many people. Fortunately, there are many home remedies that can help you [2]make your hair strong and prevent hair loss. Some of them include eating a proper diet, using coconut oil or olive oil, amla or Indian gooseberry, neem, brahmi, alfalfa, amaranth and regular head massages using castor oil. These remedies are simple and can dramatically reduce hair loss. Having thick and healthy hair is something that each one of us longs for. Hair loss can he covered or hidden by opting for different hair styles, using scarves or hats but it is always a better choice to do something about naturally making your hair strong. Having hair that is healthy from the scalp can be very important as you get older. The...

This Can Even Whiten Extremely Yellow Teeth And Remove That Nasty Plaque And Tartar Buildup! Posted  April 14, 2018  by  VG under  Most Popular If you want to avoid going to the dentist, the best option you have for removing plaque buildup is the DIY treatment we recommend here. What you need: Baking soda Toothbrush Hydrogen peroxide Salt Water Cup Dental pick Antiseptic mouth wash#1. Start by mixing 1 tbsp. baking soda with ½ tsp. salt in a small container. Wet your toothbrush then dip it into the mix. Brush your teeth as usual then spit. Make sure you brush for about five minutes.#2. Mix some hydrogen peroxide with some warm water then swish around your mouth for a minute, then spit and rinse with cool water. #3. Using a dental pick, remove the yellow tartar from your teeth. Don’t scrape too hard as you may damage your gums. #4. In the end, rinse your mouth with a sterile mouth wash. Repeat the treatment every two days. Additional or...

The Only 6 Natural Remedies You Need To Heal Tooth Decay and Cavities... Posted  January 1, 2018  by  VG under  Skin Care Tooth decay and cavities are among the world’s most common oral health problems. These problems are most often seen in children, teenagers and older adults. However, anyone can get cavities. Dental cavities, also referred to as caries, are holes in the teeth caused by tooth decay. Decay usually occurs due to a bacterial infection that causes demineralization and destruction of the hard tissues in the teeth. Certain factors can increase the risk of getting cavities, including foods that cling to your teeth for a long time, frequent snacking or sipping, poor oral hygiene, not getting enough fluoride, dry mouth, worn fillings or dental devices. Eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia can also contribute to serious dental problems due to repeated purging. The signs and symptoms of cavities vary, depending on the type and the severit...