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Should I Wear Cotton in the Outdoors?
Spending time in the outdoors is fun, but sometimes picking out what to wear can be a bummer. Some experienced campers and backpackers would advise not to wear cotton clothing. But despite cotton’s negative reputation among backpackers, there really are times when you should actually wear cotton in the outdoors. It all depends on your activity and your destination.
Avoiding Asthma and Allergy Flare-ups this 4th of July
Fireworks, picnics, and parades are the common traditions when celebrating 4th of July. But for people who deal with skin allergies and asthma, enjoying the holiday carries some risks.
Why You Should Get Rid of Your Spandex Undergarments
Spandex is a synthetic fabric that is prized for its elasticity, and is commonly used in form-fitting consumer apparel. However, spandex has some disadvantages that you should be aware of, because it affects your health.
Psoriasis Treatments for Cracked Skin
When you have psoriasis, chances are you’ll experience cracked skin from time to time. The patches of thick red skin often develop into fissures that can bleed and it’s important that you treat these right away to avoid infection.
Some Facts About Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Multiple chemical sensitivity is a medical condition characterized by a heightened sensitivity to chemicals. People who have MCS become ill when they are exposed to various chemicals, which are commonly encountered in everyday life.
Good Yoga Poses for People with Allergies
Yoga is an effective way to fight and prevent allergies. It calms the body and brings inner peace that leads to relaxation and comfort. Whenever you feel stressed and exhausted, a daily dose of yoga routine can boost your immune system and can make you feel recharged.
Allergy Intimacy with Cottonique
Guest blogger, Izennah Hogan of Naturally Healthy shares her tips for women with latex allergies, especially how to deal with flare-ups during your period. She is living proof that you can be happy and comfortable in your own skin, despite your allergies.
Allergy-Free Guide on Father's Day
It’s the time of the year again to celebrate Father’s Day. On this day, we are giving all the praise and tribute to our dads who serve as the foundation and protector of the family. Today, let’s do something special for them and return the good deeds that they have given us even in the most simplest things.
Help! I Have Itchy Blisters on My Skin: Dyshidrotic Eczema
If you’re being bothered by small, incredibly itchy blisters on your hands and feet, there’s a good chance that you have dyshidrotic eczema. It is a common form of eczema that usually appears on the sides of your fingers, hands, and feet, in between toes and soles. Here are a few important things you should know about dyshidrotic eczema, plus what to do if you suspect you have it.
Eco-Friendly Labels and What They Mean
There are many symbols on products that are probably more meaningful to manufacturers than they are to consumers. But these tags or labels actually help us determine whether fashion brands meet certain criteria in terms of being mindful about their business practices.
Here's How to Make Your Home Allergy-Free and Eco-Friendly
Pollen counts and the duration of the pollen season have increased over the past 20 years, according to a recent study in the journal Lancet Planetary Health. While nature is quite impossible to control, there are other ways that we can take to live in an allergy-free home.
Eczema and Bullying: How to Address It
Living with eczema is hard enough due to the flare-ups that can be extremely annoying, but what can be so much more debilitating about this condition is the ridicule that some individuals experience from other people.
Eczema is especially hard for children because the obvious signs of this skin condition have often led to them being bullied in school by their peers. It may be hard for your child to endure bullying but there are ways you can do to help him build his confidence and strengthen his resolve.
