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We are all feeling the pinch of our economics.  It can be stressful. Take a moment to enjoy today. The best things in life come free. YouTube is a wonderful source of free videos for exercising, relaxing, tutorials. Take time to take care of yourself. Try to get that walk in. Try to moisturize your body daily. Try to quit smoking. Try to drink more water. Try to eat food as close to how it is grown.  We know what is best, but often do the opposite. Just think how much better we feel when we take that time to exercise and eat right. We all benefit when we remember our daily healthy habits. We all benefit when we are kind to one another. We all feel good when we hear and say our polite words to each other. "Hello, how may I help you?"  Excuse me."  "Please and Thank you." "You are welcome!" Harmony comes to mind when we think of how we want to be treated and how we treat others. Harmony comes to mind when we think of how we want to feel physically a

We are hosting an Beauty Event. DERMATOLOGY CARE & WELLNESS CENTER 204 South St., Suite D, Elkton, MD 21921 Office: 443-593-3021 Mobile: 443-488-4625 www.DermatologyCare.Center mydermcare@gmail.com Good day from Dermatology Care and Wellness Center! Mark your calendar for Thursday February 8th, 2018 @ 5:00 p.m - 8:00p.m ! We are hosting a Beauty Event for Men, Women,and Children are welcomed at Patriots Glen National Golf Course, at 300 Patriots Way in Elkton, MD 21921. Dermatology Care is offering this Beauty Event with FREE live music, food, samples and discounts on our cosmetic services! Nutrition , Exercise , and Skin Care is what Dermatology Care and Wellness Center is all about. We hope to pass along to our clientele the importance of good health, inside and out! We are excited to see you on February 8th at 5:00 p.m. at our Beauty Event at the elegant venue, Patriots Glen National Golf Course!

DERMATOLOGY CARE & WELLNESS CENTER 204 South St., Suite D, Elkton, MD 21921 Office: 443-593-3021 Mobile: 443-488-4625 www.DermatologyCare.Center mydermcare@gmail.com The bad news? Milia can be unsightly. The good news? You don’t have to live with them … You look in the mirror and BAM! There’s this tiny, white bump on your cheek. You think it’s a whitehead and, naturally, proceed to pinch it. Nothing happens, besides feeling eye-watering pain because you pressed so hard. Plus, it appears to ‘run’ away when you apply pressure. This is not like any blemish you’ve ever encountered. So, what is it? And most importantly, how do you get rid of it? Hello, milia. Milia (pronounced me-LEE-ah) most commonly occur in infants—especially on a newborn’s nose or forehead— but also can occur in children and adults. Luckily, milia—or milium for one— are not dangerous. However, they can make you feel insecure about your looks, especially when they appear in groups on your face

Vitamin B3 to reduce non-melanoma skin cancers Taking a vitamin B3 can reduce your rate of skin cancer according to a study by NIH. With so much skin cancer on the rise, sunscreen can only protect us so much. According to the NIH study, Nicotinamide reduced the rates of new basal-cell cancer and squamous-cell cancer diagnoses by 23% compared with placebo ( P = .02). Nicotinamide reduced the rates of actinic keratoses (precancers) by 11% at 3 months and by approximately 15% after 12 months of treatment compared with placebo. There are three forms of Vitamin B3 known as Niacin, Niacinamide, Nicotinamide. Look for the flush free form of Niacin, or better yet find the supplement in the nicotinamide form for the greatest bioavailability. VitB3 also lowers cholesterol and blood sugar with no side effects. Here is the link to the study for reducing non-melanoma skin cancers. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4570055/   Vitamin B3 Serum topical treatment for AKs I have wi