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Hey everyone! Let me tell you something funny - I just saw someone using toothpaste as a spot treatment. As your friendly dermatologist, I have to say: please don't do that! But you know what? I love that you're all getting interested in skincare. Let's talk about actual acne solutions instead.

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.

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's an interesting fact about sleep cycles: did you know the average person changes sleeping positions between 20-40 times per night? That's right! And during REM sleep, your brain activity is almost as high as when you're awake. Pretty fascinating, isn't it?

Sitting for long hours can harm your body and health, it can cause back pain and poor posture, reduce blood circulation and lead to weight gain, your muscles become weak and energy levels drop, remember to take regular breaks and do some stretching exercises to stay healthy.

If you're dealing with dark spots on your face, you don't need expensive creams. Let me explain why they appear: when your vitamin C levels are low, melanin production increases. The solution? Add vitamin C-rich foods to your diet and use natural remedies like lemon juice topically.

What we're seeing in the research, and this is important, is that certain artificial sweeteners might not be as harmless as we thought. Now, I'm not saying stop completely, but if you're drinking three or four diet sodas daily, you might want to reconsider and here's why...

Let's talk about the latest research on exercise and immunity. Studies show that moderate exercise 3-4 times a week can boost your immune system by up to 50%. That's significant, but remember, overtraining can actually suppress immunity. Balance is key here, guys.