Write an article based on this "Take prescription weight loss medications. Avoid products that are available over-the counter, unless your doctor agrees. Consider forms of surgery. Talk to your doctor about your medications. Discuss your exercise plan with your doctor. Be kind to yourself. Be patient."
article: Talk to your doctor to determine if prescription drugs for weight loss are right for you. The FDA has recently approved several agents that can help with weight loss. Using prescription products will depend on your existing medication regimen, any medical conditions you may have, and the amount of weight you need to lose. Over-the-counter weight loss products have not been studied and tested for efficacy the way prescription-only products have been. Your doctor may consider over-the-counter products for you, but it is important to discuss this with your doctor before your try this type of product. For some people, considering surgical options may be the safest and most effective way to reach his or her weight loss goal. Only your doctor can properly evaluate your condition and determine if these options are right for you. Four procedures are commonly done to help people lose weight. This type of procedure is called bariatric surgery. Two primary functions are provided by the available procedures. The 2 functions include restriction, which physically limits the amount of food the stomach can contain, and malabsorption, which shortens the small intestine to reduce the amount of calories and nutrients the body absorbs. The 4 commonly performed procedures are called roux-en-Y gastric bypass, laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, and duodenal switch with biliopancreatic diversion. Your doctor may be able to help you, even though you do not realize it. In some cases, you may be taking prescription medications that cause weight gain or increase your appetite. By talking to your doctor about your weight loss goals, some of your medications can possibly be changed, or the dose adjusted, to help you achieve your goal. Depending on how much weight you need to lose, any existing medical conditions, and your age, your doctor can help to guide you in exercise and activity options that are safe for you. Healthcare professionals, like your doctor or a registered dietician, are great resources for information, guidance, and support. Don't beat yourself up if you overeat, take a breath and start fresh the next day. We didn't become overweight by over eating once in a while, overeating was a daily habit. It takes about 8 months to change a habit and once you start feeling healthier and people start mentioning how great you look, you will know you are on the right track!

Write an article based on this "Know what options you have. Investigate alternative therapies. Reduce stress Adjust your diet. Use natural supplements. Investigate combined treatments."
article: Benzoyl peroxide is one of many acne treatments. Benzoyl peroxide is used for mild to moderate acne. Other acne treatments can be suggested or prescribed by a doctor (usually a dermatologist) and include: Salicylic acid, clindamycin, doxycycline, erythromycin, and tetracycline. Topical medications such as retinoids (such as Retin-A) or Dapsone Topical or oral antibiotics Medications to control hormones, such as oral contraceptives (for women) or anti-androgen agent (for men) Isotretinoin (usually for the most severe cases of acne) Not all acne treatments take the form of oral or topical medications. You may wish to look into other treatments performed by dermatologists. These treatments include light therapy, laser treatments, chemical peels, whitehead and blackhead extraction and steroid injections. . Though it is not entirely understood, there is a known connection between stress, cortisol, and increased acne. Learn positive ways to cop with stress, such as exercise, meditation, or spending time in nature. Make stress reduction part of your routine. Though dermatologists debate the connection between diet and acne, some researchers have found that modifying your diet (adopting a low-glycemic diet, specifically) can be beneficial. Some products, such as zinc, aloe vera, tea tree oil, though often disputed by dermatologists, have been tried as alternative, or additional, therapy to traditional acne treatments. For moderate to severe acne, most dermatologists recommend a combination of treatments that pair topical medications with oral medications.

Write an article based on this "Get a small glass of drinking water. Squeeze a little of your everyday toothpaste into your glass. Do not swallow this toothpaste! Put a small amount of water in your mouth along with the paste. Spit it all out."
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Use roughly the same amount you'd need to brush your teeth. Work with your cheeks and tongue to break up the toothpaste. Then swoosh inside your mouth for 30 seconds (do not gargle). If needed, use a toothbrush to help break it down but be careful not to gag. Again, do not swallow. Your mouth should feel wonderfully refreshed.