How to Get Rid of a Double Chin

Find out about different exercises and procedures that can help you reduce and even do away with a double chin.

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What Happens When You Don't Wash Your Sheets

Your sheets can literally crawl with critters, and be home to germs and dead skin cells. See how often you should wash them.

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Signs You May Have a Blood Clot

Swelling and breathing troubles are two of the major symptoms. See where blood clots happen and what to do if you think you have one.

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