Measure health through body odor
According to Loughborough University's latest research, body odor is also one of the criteria that reflects one's health status.
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According to Loughborough University's latest research, body odor is also one of the criteria that reflects one's health status.
British scientists have said that eating seafood not less than twice a week can prevent visual problems in women.
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World Health Organization's warning, 4% of deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol, which is even higher than AIDS.
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