10 tips to grow your hair faster
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Having beautiful long hair is the dream of many women. But it takes time and patience. If your hair…
The 7 Best Vitamins to Fight Hair Loss
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Vitamins are essential to our health, but also to the beauty of our hair, skin, and nails. When you…
Spinning workout – The benefits of a spinning workout on the heart
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A training method above all Spinning is not a simple bike, but a real training method, deposited and disseminated…
Can you sleep with wet hair?
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Imagine a scenario: you’re caught in a time crunch after a late-night shower, and your hair is still…
10 tips for shinier hair
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Hair that reflects light, it’s the detail that changes everything! Who says shiny, often says healthy, silky, supple,…
Tea for hair: benefits and uses
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Tea is the most consumed drink in the world, just after water. But do you know that its use…
Sodium sulfate: everything you need to know about this additive
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Sodium sulfate or E514 is a synthetic acidity regulator used in many food products. Have you ever come…
Analysis of serum protein levels in the blood
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Definition of serum proteins Proteins are in a way the essential building blocks of our cells: they play a…
Beetroot For Hair: Benefits And Uses
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Beetroot is characterized by its abundance of nutrients: carotenoids, potassium, proteins, iron, manganese, copper, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins B…
Scurvy: a rare but not non-existent disease
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Scurvy, due to vitamin C deficiency, is rare but not non-existent. This disease affects certain categories of the…
Baby development at 3 months: what’s changing
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At 3 months, your baby acquires new abilities. Always more curious, he discovers the world around him with…
Cinnamon for Hair: Benefits and Uses
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Cinnamon, spicy, sweet, and woody, is a treat for our taste buds, but also for our hair! Indeed,…
Perineal rehabilitation: what exercises strengthen your perineum?
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During perineal rehabilitation sessions, the midwife or physiotherapist leads you to become aware of your perineum. You will…
Coccyx pain or coccygodynia: where does it come from?
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The tailbone is a small bone located at the bottom of the spine, just below the sacrum. When…
Lecithins: what you need to know about E322
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Lecithins are also called phosphatidylcholines and are part of lipids (fats). These can be of animal or plant…
