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Can drinking water help in getting rid of acne?
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No: Acne is a serious, chronic, non-lifestyle-related, often disfiguring disease. It can be managed effectively by scientific treatment. You do a disservice to yourself and those who care about you if you try to manage it solely with the folk remedies you'll find on the internet.
Answered 12/9/2013
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