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by Dan Abitol
One simple bit of skincare advice that I give to all my patients: you must apply a daily SPF every day of the year. The sun's ultraviolet (UV) r...
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by Dan Abitol
The cold-weather months are notoriously hard on the skin. Frigid temps can make skin raw and chapped, while indoor heat saps moisture from the s...
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by Dan Abitol
May is Melanoma Awareness Month. This is the perfect time to address this skin cancer as—with the weather getting warmer and the start of summer...
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by Dan Abitol
There are many foods that provide the gut with healthy probiotics: sauerkraut is one.
It's been estimated that the human body is composed of 10%...
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by Dan Abitol
Apply toners to keep skin oils at bay and even out skin tone—but look for hidden alcohol in products, which can strip skin of necessary moisture...
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by Dan Abitol
When exercising outdoors, be sure to use sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun's damaging ultraviolet rays.
Exercise boosts circulation, s...
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by Dan Abitol
Find ways (like yoga) to reduce stress and you'll notice healthier, more radiant skin.
All the holiday stress that everyone is under this time o...
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by Dan Abitol
Inflammation is no laughing matter — but taking time to laugh and de-stress every day can help reduce inflammation and keep your body, and your ...
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by Dan Abitol
Avoid the sun's rays, if you can, by staying out of the sun altogether or seeking out the shade whenever possible.
We've all heard about the fac...
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by Dan Abitol
Wide-brimmed hats offer added sun protection for the face, ears, and the back of the neck. Baseball caps and sun visors aren't recommended as th...
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by Dan Abitol
You need 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Try to incorporate them into every meal—and snack. (One serving is one half a cup o...
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by Dan Abitol
Beautiful skin isn't all in the genes. There's plenty you can do to, on a daily basis, to keep skin youthful and radiant.
Is there a "miracle" w...
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