People are losing their sense of smell because of pollution
The current habitat is destroying the sense of smell, making people crave more salty food and have a fatter appearance.
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The current habitat is destroying the sense of smell, making people crave more salty food and have a fatter appearance.
Beijing on December 7 has for the first time raised the level of warning about air pollution to the highest level, after the smoke carried an unpleasant smell back to th…
German scientists believe that bees and cockroaches can be used to detect drugs, even more effectively than dogs.
Martin Brasier, a professor of earth science at Oxford University in England, and his colleagues studied biochemical processes on Earth from 1.9 million years ago.
According to information of Lao Cai Hydrological Station, the water level of the Red River on March 16 measured 75.6cm, 0.58cm lower than the previous day, the lowest le…
Bill Gates collaborated with a Swiss company to develop a perfume that completely eliminates the odor in the toilet, encouraging people to go to the toilet in the right…
Just do these things, then don't ask why your feet stink forever.
Changing the body odor when you're near sick people is a way for the body to warn about the spread of illness.
Afif Aqrabawi, one of the authors, said there is a strong connection between memory and smell and this connection is made by evolution.
When the body emits a characteristic scent, we often call it body odor. Many people mistakenly believe that sweat is the cause but according to dermatologists, sweat is…
Although body odor is primarily genetic, it can also be affected and amplified by the food we eat.
Scientists' research has shown an unexpected connection between the earwax and the body's sweat-armpit glands.
Sweat is usually produced by the eccrine glands. Of which, 98-99% is water, in addition to organic and inorganic substances such as mineral salts, lactic acid and urea.