Article: Egg whites have been shown to help remove dead skin and improve oily skin. You can add egg whites to your honey and sugar scrub to get a more tightening effect on your skin. Add one egg white per 1 tablespoon of honey. Keep in mind using raw egg in your scrub increases your chances of salmonella. Be careful when using egg whites and do not put it near your mouth to reduce your risk of swallowing raw egg. If you are struggling with acne, you may want to try using just pure honey as a mask on your skin. Dry skin, oily skin, and sensitive skin may all benefit from using a honey mask. Spread raw honey all over your face with clean fingers. Let the honey mask sit on your face and dry for ten to fifteen minutes. Then, wash the mask off with lukewarm water. Pat your face dry with a towel. Oats are full of natural cleansers and are great for removing dirt and oil from your skin. Mixing oats with honey and lemon will help to leave your skin feeling moisturized and clear. Mix cup oatmeal (whole grain steel cut oats), cup honey, and cup lemon juice. Stir all the ingredients together in a bowl, pouring cup water in the bowl as you stir. If you want to soften the oats, you can run them through a coffee grinder. Use clean fingers to apply the scrub to your face and gently massage the scrub in a circular motion. Rinse off the scrub after one minute with lukewarm water. Pat your face dry with a towel.
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Use egg whites if you have oily skin. Make a honey mask for acne. Create an oatmeal honey scrub to remove dead skin.
Article: Roundworms, tapeworms, whipworms and hookworms are found in the intestinal tract of dogs and are shed in the feces of infected animals. These worms share several common symptoms that can be identified in some cases. Some intestinal parasites are transmitted from one dog to the next by what is called "fecal-oral transmission." The worm eggs are deposited by an infected dog through the feces and enter the dog's intestinal tract by mouth. Even though you cannot see the eggs or even the feces anymore, there can be eggs in the grass waiting for your dog to walk through. Your dog will lick their paws and ingest the eggs which begin the intestinal infection. Tapeworms specifically are transmitted by dogs accidentally ingesting fleas. While you may not be able to determine which type of intestinal worms your dog has, keeping an eye out for these symptoms can help you determine if your dog may need treatment for intestinal worms. Intestinal worms can often be detected by observing changes in a dog's normal feces. Be on the lookout for any of these issues: Roundworms and whipworms can both cause diarrhea. If your dog suffers from this condition often or for an extended period of time, this merits a trip to the vet. Hookworms and whipworms can both cause blood to appear in a dogs stool. If you notice blood in your dog's feces, contact your vet immediately. Tapeworm segments can often be seen in the dogs feces or clinging to the hair around its anus. If you notice something that looks like grains of white rice in the dog's excrement, this is most likely a sign of tapeworm. A dog with intestinal parasites may vomit frequently. In particular, this can be a sign of roundworms or tapeworms. In some cases, a dog with worms may develop a cough. More specifically, this may be a symptom of roundworms. A cough can be a sign of several different health conditions, so if your dog develops a cough, it is wise to contact a veterinarian promptly. If your dog suddenly becomes swollen around the mid-section, or loses weight rapidly, either of these may be a sign of intestinal worms. A swollen belly may be a sign of roundworms, whereas weight loss could suggest roundworms, tapeworms, or whipworms. Some intestinal worms can be detected by their impact on sheen of your dog's hair or the condition of its skin. If your dog's normally lustrous coat has become dull and flat, this could be a sign of roundworms. Skin irritation could be a sign of hookworms. If your dog has been more flatulent than usual (i.e. is "farting" a lot), this can also be a warning sign, specifically of whipworms. Because these parasites steal vital nutrients from your dog, they may cause your dog to become iron-deficient. Anemia can be observed by looking at a dog's gums. Dogs' gums should be pink, like a persons. If they are pale, this is a likely sign of anemia, a condition that can result from both hookworms and whipworms. There are number of behavioral changes that can occur if a dog has intestinal parasites. For example: A dog with tapeworms may become agitated, experience abdominal pain, or experience itching around the anus, leading it to drag its hindquarters along the ground. A dog with hookworms or whipworms may become lethargic. A sudden decrease in your dog's energy can be a warning sign that merits a visit to the vet. Heartworms are a blood parasite and are transmitted by mosquito bite from one dog to the next. Unlike the other types of worms discussed in this article, early infection with heartworm has no symptoms, and the dog can look and act fine for years. As such, it is important to have your dog's blood tested for heartworm regularly. In most areas, an annual blood test is sufficient for both detecting potential cases of heartworm and ensuring any heartworm preventative medications are not making your dog unhealthy. In the advanced stages of infection, a dog may display symptoms such as a swollen belly, dull coat, coughing, rapid or labored breathing, or lack of energy. For a dog displaying these symptoms, it may already be too late, as many advanced cases of heartworm are fatal. Thus, it is very important to have your dog checked regularly by a professional.
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Understand intestinal worms. Check your dog's feces. Watch for vomiting. Listen for coughing. Keep an eye out for physical changes. Pay attention to your dogs coat and skin. Be aware of excessive flatulence. Look for signs of anemia. Watch your dog's behavior. Have a veterinarian check for heartworm routinely.
Article: Try tucking your external genitals, then put on underwear that's 1 to 2 sizes too small. For best results, choose garments made of elastic material instead of cotton. You could also try wearing 2 pairs of underwear, wear tight pantyhose over underwear, or hold everything in place with a compression undergarment. Play around with combinations of underwear and shapewear until you've achieved your desired results. Keep in mind your undergarments shouldn't cause pain or cut off your circulation. It's possible to position and tape your body parts in a way that allows you to use the restroom. However, when it comes to going to the bathroom, wearing undergarments is more convenient than taping. You can purchase gaffs, or panties made especially for tucking, online and specialty stores. Gaffs are worn just like underwear, but they're made of an elastic material that's strong enough to hold the tuck in place. While gaffs are an effective option, many people find them too uncomfortable to wear every day. Additionally, they tend to be a lot more expensive than regular underwear. Specialty products are available online that hold the tuck more comfortably than gaffs. Additionally, some garments are designed to mimic the appearance of biologically female genitalia. On the downside, these products can be hard to find, and they can cost anywhere from $100 to $500 (U.S.).
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Experiment with tight-fitting underwear or shapewear. Try wearing a gaff. Invest in a garment specially designed for gender-diverse individuals.