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Hair is a filamentous biomaterial (made of long protein chains, interacts with biological systems), which grows from follicles found in the dermis (middle layer) of the skin. It is mainly made up of keratin, which is a fibrous structural protein. The entire human body, except for the palms of the hands and the soles of… Continue reading
This is a common problem among women who regularly get yeast infections. Nearly 3 out of 4 women will experience at least one episode of yeast infections in their lifetime, but many will experience recurrent yeast infections. While the 1-day treatment will work effectively after using it for the first time, it can disappoint many… Continue reading
This article continues from the article titled Parenting during Covid with more details on how to steer children away from video games and lead them to a more productive and happy life. This article will also help many adults. In the section THE CHILD’S POINT OF VIEWI explained how the child will feel and what… Continue reading
Codependency is more than a relationship problem. It hurts our psyche and individual development. Not make mistakes. It’s not our fault. The wounds of codependency are adaptive and helped us survive growing up in a dysfunctional family system. But that adjustment cost us our individuality, authenticity, and our future quality of life. The beliefs and… Continue reading
If you’re looking to take a trip back in time, to the dawn of the cowboy and cattle ranching boom, visit one of the oldest cattle ranches in the country. With 8,000 owned acres and bordered by 22,000 acres of leased public land, Horse Prairie Ranch is one of the oldest cattle ranches in Montana.… Continue reading
Bob Gebelein begins by saying, “This book must be written.” “You have to tell the story.” He will discover why he makes this statement as he reads this book. I’m only going to mention a few topics in this book because I don’t want to reveal too much to readers. The author begins many of… Continue reading
Since pre-Hispanic times in Mexico and to date, various species of agave have been used to extract mead (honey water). Once this sweet, coconut milk-like liquid is removed from the heart of the succulent and thus exposed to bacteria and yeast in the environment, it ferments and becomes slimy. Fermented mead is known as pulque.… Continue reading
Yeast infection is also known as candidiasis. This type of yeast infection is caused by a fungus or bacteria found in the human body, mainly on the skin, mouth, genitals, and armpits. Many may wonder, can a yeast infection make you nauseated? The answer is yes, it can not only make you nauseous but it… Continue reading
Would you believe that many women involved in a relationship have never had an orgasm in their lives? It’s true, and this fact just points out how many men don’t really know how to pleasure their partner. Of course, there are some women who can enjoy sex even without climaxing, especially when it includes intimate… Continue reading
Blog posts are just simple information happy. Research by Harvard University professor Dr. Gerald Zaltman reveals that emotion-driven content is even better for driving sales. More than 9 out of 10 purchases are driven by him. Pushing emotional buttons means happy persuasion. Using both approaches creates a double whammy for effective marketing. This presents a… Continue reading