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So I mean, when people ask about blackheads, you know, they're actually not dirt in your pores. They're actually oxidized sebum, which means when your natural skin oils get exposed to air, they turn dark. That's why you can't just scrub them away with soap.

Those dark patches on your neck or underarms aren't just dirt; they’re a major warning sign from your body. Just like skin tags, this happens because of high insulin levels making your skin grow and darken. Stop using creams and fix the root cause naturally. Comment the word 'glow' for my guide.

Let's talk about vitamin D levels - here's what actually works. Getting morning sunlight is crucial, but most people do it wrong. You want 10-15 minutes of direct exposure before 10 AM, and here's why: your skin produces vitamin D most efficiently during these hours. Let me know if you've tried this.

What's on your skin Part 2, These dark patches around your neck are called acanthosis nigricans. They affect about 20% of people and are often associated with insulin resistance. The skin appears velvety and darker than surrounding areas. Treatment usually involves addressing underlying conditions.

Are you tired of those annoying skin tags? Remember, they aren't just a skin issue; they're a signal of high insulin. By cutting sugar and embracing intermittent fasting, you can lower those levels and watch them disappear naturally. Take control of your health and clear your skin today.

3 warning signs your body needs more water, and ignoring them could lead to serious health issues. Watch until the end to learn these crucial symptoms. Don't forget to follow for more health tips. First sign: your lips are always dry.

Here are 4 signs your vitamin D is too low, and you need to know this before winter comes! Watch till the end and follow me for more health tips. First, constant fatigue. Second, weak bones and muscles. Third, frequent colds. Fourth, mood changes. Next video: natural ways to boost vitamin D! Comment "D" if you want to see it.

Let's talk about why you're always tired. When you don't get enough sleep, your body produces more ghrelin, the hunger hormone. This makes you crave carbs and sugar for quick energy. Break this cycle by establishing a regular sleep schedule, reducing screen time, and eating protein-rich foods.