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New Breed of Dog

New dog breed: Switso

iPhone 6 rumored to be released September 2014

iPhone size Comparison: source

iPhone lovers have something to look forward to this September. Several sources strongly indicate that the newest model of Apple’s flagship smart phone will possibly be released in the first half of the month. Earlier this year, fans of the smartphone have been speculating the release of an iPhone model with bigger screen. So far several sources have stated that Apple is testing bigger screens

Apple is set to release a 4.7 inch smartphone and a 5.5 inch phablet and will possibly be dubbed as the iPhone Air and iPhone 6L. For the past few years, Apple has launched smartphone models every September. This year’s event is dated September 9, 2014. The company has also teased their fans with the iWatch and it’s possible that a dual launch is imminent. Another device, the iPad Mini 3 will possibly be launched on the same date.

Word Play #1

Puns only Filipinos will understand. LOL!

What is Acanthosis Nigricans?

Acanthosis nigricans can affect anyone

That dark area found on the neck, armpits, groin and other parts of the body isn't just regular darkening. It is a skin condition called Acanthosis nigricans (AN). It looks like cracked, raised skin a tone darker than your original color.

This skin condition can be due to benign causes or even malignant.

• Benign – Obesity, genetics and metabolic disorders like Diabetes Mellitus.
• Malignant – Tumors that produce insulin-like hormones or tumor necrosis factor.

Types of Acanthosis Nigricans

There several types of this skin condition depending on the specific cause.

Obesity-associated acanthosis nigricans

The most common type of AN that commonly appears during adulthood. It is specifically caused by insulin resistance related to obesity. The insulin has a growth-like influence on the body which causes AN.

How to make your own Egg Oil

Egg oil is a natural cosmetic product that you can make at the comfort of your own home. It contains various vitamins such as lecithin, lutein and triglycerides. Egg yolks have been used for centuries as a cosmetic product. It is often used as an emollient and moisturizer in commercial products. Its nutrient content also gives it anti-oxidant and anti-bacterial properties. Finally, egg oil is a potent skin conditioner.

Unfortunately egg oil is not available in stores as there are very few commercial producers in the world. You might want to also stay away from unknown producers because you’ll never know how the oil was produced and they might contain chemical preservatives. You can make your own egg oil instead.

DIY Underarm Whitening with Natural Bleachers

Natural Underarm Whiteners

Dark underarms can happen to anyone. It’s not because you are unhygienic, there are various factors that come into play such as genetics, activity, deodorant use and even disorders such as Diabetes Mellitus which causes Acanthosis Nigricans.

Many advertisements and companies have cropped up and several products are on the market to help reduce darkening in the underarms. Unfortunately, some people are reluctant to try these products. Some are afraid of the chemical content of the products while others can’t afford to use them regularly.

Fortunately enough, there are natural whitening agents that can be found in your own kitchen. These are all natural, organic and affordable.

Yay! First Post!

Basically, I have nothing to do with my life so I've decided to blog it. 

Weird huh?

Anyway, my name is Chester and I'm kind of excited to start this blog. This is my attempt in brushing up my skills in writing because I have been lax this past few years. I've spent so much time in rural areas and writing nurses' notes that I've seen my skills in English get rusty. Hopefully, writing articles in my own blog will at least hone my skills again.

As you can see, this blog is still so empty. I'm hoping to fill this up once I figure out what I'm going to be blogging about..

I do appreciate your comments and suggestions but let's keep it at constructive criticism shall we?

~Chester