Hair Removal Methods: What Works and What Doesn't | Quackwatch
Your Guide to Quackery, Health Fraud, and Intelligent Decisions © 2001, Andrea James Generally considered a “cosmetic” issue, hair removal can be a medical necessity for skin graft preparation, ingrown eyelashes, and various other problems. Changes in hair-growth patterns are sometimes a symptom of serious conditions such as hormonal imbalances or glucose intolerance. Many cultures have an aesthet
Consumer Health Digest #11-33 | Quackwatch
National Council Against Health Fraud Archive Enhancing Freedom of Choice through Reliable Health Information Your Weekly Update of News and Reviews October 6, 2011 Consumer Health Digest is a free weekly e-mail newsletter edited by Stephen Barrett, M.D., with help from William M. London, Ed.D., M.P.H. It summarizes scientific reports; legislative developments; enforcement actions; news reports; W
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