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Human 'odd actions'
Not everyone knows the daily actions such as crying, hiccups, sleeping, blinking ... how to affect the body. Also see them from a scientific perspective.
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Wrinkling hands is a sign of evolution?
In the eyes of science, the wrinkling of skin when soaking in water for long time is not merely a physical phenomenon, but may be an adaptation to the environment from a…
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Amazing things about the human brain
A BBC 1 human body discovery program revealed 10 surprising facts about the brain - the most complex organ in our body.
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The secret of the 'blue-eyed village' in China
Results of DNA analysis of people with green eyes, blond hair and long nose in a village in China show that they can be descendants of Europeans.
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Men like women wearing red
Recently, researchers at the University of Rochester, USA, discovered that women wearing red clothes often have greater attractiveness in men's eyes.
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Silicone oil helps reduce eye damage caused by radiation
According to US scientists, silicone oil helps reduce eye damage when patients use radiation therapy to treat tumors.
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Smiling helps you live 7 more years
The wider the smile and the deeper the wrinkles of the eyes become, the longer you live, experts say.
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Men like women with skin with meat
You try to force the scale to look more attractive in his eyes, but your way is sometimes counterproductive ...
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Men look far, women look close
In primitive times men took on hunting, so today they looked far better, while women who were gathering, they were more outstanding in observing at close range.
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Every gentleman steals 10 women every day
How much do you glance at her and for how long each day? The answer may surprise you: An average of 10 girls.
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Identify faces from eyes
Our brain selects important information to recognize the first face from the eyes, then to the mouth and nose, according to a study by the University of Barcelona.
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Men caught love in just 8.2 seconds
Scientists conclude that gentlemen may fall into love traps within 8.2 seconds.
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To remember your face, look into your eyes
A study shows that looking at the eyes is the best way for us to keep a person's face in memory.
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Smile is your most attractive feature
Most people think that the smile on the faces of other people is the most appealing, arranged on both eyes, hair or body, a recent survey in the US shows that.