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Social media influencer, Armen Adamjan has shared a natural home remedy to cure pimples. Know what it is. 

Now get rid of pimples overnight with this easy and natural remedy shared by social media influencer on Instagram

Now don't cancel your plan cause of pimples; get rid of them overnight

Social media influencer, Armen Adamjan has shared a natural home remedy to cure pimples. Know what it is.&nbsp;

Waking up in the morning only to find a pimple on your face is the worst thing ever. Well, now you can get rid of it instantly.
Social media influencer, Armen Adamjan recently shared a natural remedy to cure a pimple overnight.
All you need to do is take some baking soda, honey and apple cider vinegar and mix them well to make a thick paste. Now, apply a small amount of the paste on the affected area and keep it overnight and your pimple will be gone the next day.&nbsp;
Adamjan claims this is a natural remedy to get rid of pimples.&nbsp;
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From wise to alarming, there are countless nuggets of health advice floating around the Internet.
One such hack claiming that drinking tea could prevent and cure Covid-19 has been busted by the government through its @MyGov&nbsp;Twitter page.
The authority clarified that there is 'no scientific evidence' to support this claim and warned people to not&nbsp;be misled by rumours and be responsible while forwarding such news.&nbsp;
Before this, the government handle has also fact-checked several other Covid-19 related health or medical tips.
The page busted the myth that drinking hot water or a hot water bath could prevent coronavirus. It was explained that drinking hot water cannot kill or cure the virus as a temperature of 60-75 degrees is required to kill the novel coronavirus&nbsp;in a lab setting.
Another claim quashed in the Myth Buster series was that you can stop taking precautions after vaccinations. As the pandemic is still spreading fast in India, one must follow all Covid&nbsp;precautions like mask-wearing and physical distancing even after getting the jab.&nbsp;

No! Drinking tea or hot water cannot prevent or cure Covid-19 

Here's the tea: these home remedies cannot prevent or cure Covid-19

https://twitter.com/mygovindia/status/1392050155277324290?s=20
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Through its @MyGov&nbsp;Twitter page, the centre is busting Covid-19 hacks that have 'no scientific evidence' to support their claims.

From wise to alarming, there are countless nuggets of health advice floating around the Internet.
One such hack claiming that drinking tea could prevent and cure Covid-19 has been busted by the government through its @MyGov&nbsp;Twitter page.
The authority clarified that there is 'no scientific evidence' to support this claim and warned people to not&nbsp;be misled by rumours and be responsible while forwarding such news.&nbsp;
Before this, the government handle has also fact-checked several other Covid-19 related health or medical tips.
The page busted the myth that drinking hot water or a hot water bath could prevent coronavirus. It was explained that drinking hot water cannot kill or cure the virus as a temperature of 60-75 degrees is required to kill the novel coronavirus&nbsp;in a lab setting.
Another claim quashed in the Myth Buster series was that you can stop taking precautions after vaccinations. As the pandemic is still spreading fast in India, one must follow all Covid&nbsp;precautions like mask-wearing and physical distancing even after getting the jab.&nbsp;

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