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The Scalp Treatment Giving Users Full, Healthy Hair for the "First Time in Decades" Is Back in Stock
It’s been sold out for nearly three months. As someone with fine-to-medium hair that sheds a lot, I'm always on the lookout for products that will encourage growth, but most importantly, keep my scalp healthy and balanced. The scalp is, afterall, the (literal) laying ground for happy strands. When …
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Cannabis Knocked Down the Severity of COVID-19 For Millions Worldwide
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Exposure to cannabis cues increases brain activity among cannabis users, possibly triggering cravings
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