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I have acne but not severe. i have it on my back & very little on my face & now on my chest. if i drink only water & more healthier, will it clear up?
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Maybe. Maybe not.: It won't be due to drinking more water or less water. Just drinking a normal amount of water is fine. Intentionally drinking a little more water or a little less water will not alter the acne. If the acne is altered, it would be just a coincidence that there was a change in the amount of water drunk.
Answered 7/18/2016
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