In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Raw honey on its own has been known to help relieve an itchy throat. Make sure you look for raw honey that has no additives or processed ingredients. You may be able to find raw honey at your local supermarket or your local health food store. Have a spoon of raw honey every few hours to relieve your itchy throat. You can relieve your itchy throat by gargling warm salt water. You may create your own salt water solution by mixing to of teaspoon of salt to 1 cup of warm water. Gargling every two to three hours should give you some relief to your scratchy throat. Do not use table salt, as it has added iodine and other additives. To gargle the saltwater solution, sip the solution and hold it in your mouth. Then, open your mouth and swish the saltwater solution around in your mouth. Push air from the back of your throat so the saltwater starts to vibrate and gargle around your mouth and throat. Try not to swallow any of the saltwater, as it can make you sick. Spit out the saltwater after you have gargled it for a few minutes. You can prepare your own nasal saline using either distilled or boiled (and then cooled) water. Add of teaspoon of salt water and teaspoon of baking soda to 8 ounces cup. After you make a solution, put three to four drops into each of your nasal passages. If you don't have a pipette, use a teaspoon to put the solution into each of your nostrils. A teaspoon contains about 5 drops. You could also do a saline rinse if you have a medical syringe, squeeze bottle, or Neti Pot. You can also try taking throat lozenges that are made of natural ingredients. You can find all-natural throat lozenges at your local drugstore or online. Most natural throat lozenges contain honey, ginger, or a combination of anti-inflammatory ingredients. Make sure you follow the instructions on the package of the lozenges and take the right dosage every day.
Summary: Eat a spoon of raw honey. Gargle salt water. Use nasal saline to clear your nasal passages of allergens. Have natural throat lozenges.

The subjunctive is used to express sentences like "I want you to do something," "It is necessary that we talk," or "she hopes that he ______." Unfortunately, there is no real subjunctive tense in English to compare with the French. The easiest way to comprehend the subjunctive is to read French and speak to French speakers, noting where they use it. The most common phrases that use subjunctive are "il faut que + pronoun + subjunctive verb" ("It's necessary that someone does (verb)") and "je veux que + pronoun + subjunctive verb" ("I want someone to do (verb)") " Before conjugating any subjunctive phrase, remember that the subjunctive tense always begins with "que," which translates as "that" or "who/whom." Examples: Il faut que, (it is necessary that), aimer mieux que (prefer that) This works for irregular verbs as well. Start conjugating subjunctive by dropping the "-ent" from the plural 3rd person verb form. The same same thing happens in English: the stem of "to walk," for example, is walk (walk, walks, walked, walking, etc.). Examples include: Parler: Parlent "parl" Finir: Finissent finniss" Entendre: Entendent "entend"' There is only one set of endings for the subjunctive tense in French. They are "-e, -es, -e, -ions, -iez, -ent." Remember to add the "que" as well. The following examples translate the phrase "it is necessary that (I, you, she, they, etc.) talks." First person: "-e." Il faut que je parle It is necessary that I talk. Second person: "-es." Il faut que tu parles It is necessary that you talk. Third person: "-e" Il faut que il parle it is necessary that he talks. Plural first person: "-ions." Il faut que nous parlions It is necessary that we talk. Plural second person: "-iez."Il faut que vous parliez It is necessary that you all talk. Plural third person: "-ent."Il faut que elles parlent It is necessary that they talk. Any verb that does not end in "-ent" in the present tense 3rd person plural ("They," or "Ils/Elles") has an irregular stem. Luckily, the endings are still the same. Some common verbs include: Faire fass-" Savoir &rarr: sach- Pouvoir puiss- Advanced Tip:' There are also several words that have two stems -- one singular and one plural. In this case, use the nous form, minus "-ons" and the same ending (Ex. buvoir &rarr: boiv & buv) " These are the only two verbs that are completely different in the subjunctive. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most common words in French. To conjugate them: Etre: je sois, tu sois, il soit, nous soyons, vous soyez, elles soient. Avoir: j'aie, tu aies, il ait, nous ayons, vous ayez, elles aient.
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One-sentence summary -- Use the subjunctive tense for uncertain or subjective actions and ideas. Know that all subjunctive phrases start with the "que. Find the "stem" of verbs by dropping the "-ent" from the present "ils/elles" form. Add the subjunctive endings to complete the subjunctive tense. Know what verbs are irregular in the subjunctive. Memorize the the conjugations for "etre" and "avoir.

Problem: Article: Benzoyl peroxide can help treat current acne while helping reduce the dark spots that remain afterwards. You can use benzoyl peroxide in cleansers, toners, gel, and topical spot treatments. Salicylic acid will help reduce the redness, size, and pores around acne blemishes. You can use it in your cleanser, toner, and other skincare products. It may even help prevent acne in the future. While this will not work for pink and red marks (which are due to irritation and not changes in melanin in the skin), for brownish marks you can use a skin lightener to reverse the hyperpigmentation. While somewhat declining in popularity, Hydroquinone remains a common chemical skin lightener which is available both over-the-counter and prescription-strength. You can use it twice daily for a set period of time (ask your doctor) to lighten specific spots. It really should only take three treatments for skin lighteners to remove dark marks. Do not use these for too long or your skin may become permanently discolored gray. Skin lightening products can increase your sensitivity to sun damage and cause premature aging. Always wear sunscreen when using these products, even on cloudy days.
Summary:
Apply a product with benzoyl peroxide. Treat skin with salicylic acid. Use a skin-lightening serum for brownish marks. Use hydroquinone.