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Okay, here's another thing I wouldn't do as a dermatologist: I would never use hotel face towels directly on my skin. These towels can harbor bacteria and irritants that could trigger breakouts. Always bring your own face towels when traveling.

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.

The number one food to lower blood pressure naturally isn't garlic or celery - it's pomegranate. This amazing fruit contains powerful compounds that relax blood vessels and reduce inflammation. It naturally supports healthy blood flow and helps protect your heart. Comment "health" if you want more tips like this.

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?

Hey everybody, it's Dr. Mark here. Let's talk about gut health today. You see, most people think about their digestive system as just processing food, but what they don't realize is that it's actually our second brain, controlling everything from mood to immunity.

Let me share another crucial supplement for heart health: Coenzyme Q10. As a cardiac surgeon, I've seen how this powerful antioxidant supports heart muscle function, maintains healthy blood pressure levels, and enhances cellular energy production in the heart.

Hello everyone, Doctor Willley here. What if I told you that ginger, sitting right in your kitchen, could boost your immune system naturally? Studies show that just one inch of fresh ginger contains powerful compounds called gingerols that fight inflammation. Yeah, it's that simple.

You know, when people ask about getting sick from being out in cold weather, like, is it actually the temperature that makes you ill? I think generally, in most cases, it's more about being in close contact with others indoors, you know, where viruses spread more easily.