Those weird little bumps or holes on your kid’s skin? They might not
be chickenpox, bug bites, or an allergy—they could be Molluscum
Contagiosum, nicknamed the “summer fun virus” (spoiler: there’s nothing
fun about it). Kara, Jennie, and Molly break down what molluscum really
is, how it loves to spread during sweaty summer activities, and why
those pesky bumps hang around much longer than parents bargain for.
swim towels to soccer fields, we’re talking about the surprising (and
kinda gross) ways molluscum makes its move. And yes, we finally explain
the infamous “Beetlejuice” treatment that sounds spooky but is actually
one of the safest doctor-approved fixes out there.
What molluscum contagiosum is, what it looks like, and the sneaky ways it spreads.
Why you should never attempt a DIY removal (seriously—leave the beetles where they belong).
The real deal on “Beetlejuice” and why dermatologists swear by it.
Smart prevention tips to stop molluscum from hijacking your kid’s summer.
And because we love a good gross-meets-fascinating mashup, stick around for a Bonus Best-Of featuring:
Dr. Pedram Ghasri with expert derm advice on skin safety and summer care.
Beef‑fat facials (yes, people actually do this for their skin).
Chris Wark’s inspiring journey from
colon cancer survivor to health advocate—why he ditched processed
foods, leaned into carrot juice and raw plants, and what he’s learned
about detoxing from hidden toxins like microplastics. He shares
practical wisdom on healing, stress, and living more intentionally.
And finally, a showdown with the so-called miracle solution for bug season: mosquito repellent bracelets. Do they actually work, or are they just another summer gimmick? Kara puts them to the test.
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