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Our appearance means a lot to us. We all want to be beautiful and forever young. It's a human nature and passion to this society. There are many cosmetics available in the market to make you gorgeous and pretty. But the best way be beautiful is the natural way. Cosmetics do not make you beautiful from the inside and often have many side effects. If you take the natural path you can eliminate the side effects and get a refreshed look naturally. But how do you make beautiful naturally? Actually, it is very simple. It's all about the rights foods and right diet.

There are so many opinions out there about sunscreen - when to use it, how much to use, how often to use it and what number to choose.  Whew!  At the heart of

Men's Grooming - The Basics

The overgrowth of a yeast-like fungus is also how dandruff is caused. This overgrowth can be caused by stress, hormones, too much oil on the scalp, or problems with the immune system.

Neurologic Lyme disease or the neurological symptoms of Lyme disease occur when the bacteria responsible to cause Lyme disease affect the central or peripheral nervous system of our body. Lyme disease can affect our central nervous system. When it occurs, the condition is commonly known as neurologic Lyme disease. Neurological complications can be seen in the early disseminated Lyme disease, with facial palsy/droop (paralysis of the facial muscles), numbness of skin, weakness, pain, and sometimes visual disturbances. On few occasions, symptoms of meningitis such as fever, severe headache, and stiffness in the neck are also observed. Introduction to Lyme Disease Lyme disease is basically a seasonal tick-borne infection, which is caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi. It is the main causative organism responsible for affecting various organs and systems in our body. People with Lyme disease experience symptoms that mimic MS (multiple sclerosis). Sometimes, MS symptoms are not present, but Lyme disease can increase your risk of developing MS. The most common sign of Lyme disease is redness in a person's joints, especially in the finger, ankle, and Achilles tendons.