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ow long does aloe vera take to get rid of acne? How to Treat Acne (Pimples) Using Aloe Vera,Aloe vera gel to clear acne. Aloe vera Aloe Vera is of Asphodelaceae family used for medicinal and agricultural purpose . An evergreen perennial, it originates from the Arabian Peninsula but grows wild in tropical climates around the world.  Alovera gel to clear acne :  You have been asking me how to get rid of acne and those dirty 'scare' it leaves behind. Be it anykind of problem be it acne or hyperpigmentation or the bad dirty scars or anything alovera gel is enough. What to do?   I have done this experiment myself and got complete results in 7 days. Here is what you have to do : Take the fresh leaf of alovera. Peel it off and take out gel. Rub it gently on your skin or you can cut the leaf in two pieces vertically and apply each section . Apply it before sleeping and after you wake-up . Apply it before 90 minutes of taking bath. 20 things y...

Health benefits of drinking water in morning. The awesome health benefits of drinking water  maintain the energy levels of your body ,  regulation of body temperature, prevention of  heartburn, ulcers, migraine kidney stones, cardiovascular disorders, arthritis,  and osteoporosis. It is required in excess amounts for pregnant women and nursing mothers. It also tones your skin. Here are the 6 reasons you should drink a litre of water daily in morning. 1 Cleans your alimentary canal Drinking water in morning empty stomach Flushes out all the toxic accumulated overnight in your body . It cleans your colon and decrease the rate of causing of colon cancer . Helps in the absorption of your daily meals very efficiently. 2 Digestive disorders Digestive disorders such as constipation  (It is a common problem, characterized by infrequent bowel movements and difficulty passing stool), ulcers can be prevented by drinking water also it helps in prevent...

Alert ! Smartphone might give you horns. At the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia researchers have found evidence that our frequent use of mobile devices could be fundamentally altering our physiology. Specifically, they’re seeing horn like bone spurs appear on younger adults (as they use more). The bad news is, the spurs are growing at the back of the skull. Here’s what the researchers say is happening:   Frequent users of mobile devices regularly tilt their heads forward to view them. That shifts the weight of the head from the spine to muscles in the back of the head, which causes bones to grow in the tendons and ligaments. That results in a horn like spur that grows from the base of the skull. The study looked at 1,200 X-rays taken in Queensland covering a wide variety of age ranges. Out of all 33℅ showed the bone spur, with the frequency decreasing with age. Larger spurs were much more prominent in younger people. Smartphones have been c...