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Turns out the phenomenon
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Turns out the phenomenon
Scientists' research has shown an unexpected connection between the earwax and the body's sweat-armpit glands.
Scientists from the University of Surrey (UK) believe that when sweat is released through the skin a person, cocaine, other types of drugs and their metabolites are also…
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.
Have you ever encountered a situation where people go where the mosquitoes run after it, while there are people sitting all day are not disturbed by this animal.
Mosquitoes are tiny insects that can spread dangerous pathogens. Recent rainy days, dengue fever is booming into a pandemic and spreading strongly.
During the hot and sunny summer days always above 30 ℃, sitting in the house watching TV also makes us feel hot and uncomfortable, let alone go outside to play sport.
Some experts believe that mosquitoes prefer to burn some people more than others and this can be explained by science.
Summer weather is hot, uncomfortable hot weather makes your body more sweaty, creating favorable conditions for bacteria to grow and cause unpleasant odors that make you…
On April 17, US scientists said they have successfully developed a wrist-sensing device that can detect diseases such as tumors, diabetes and some other diseases through…
Sweating when exercising is normal. But if it is cold sweat combined with nausea, you need to check your heart health.
Sweating in the sauna helps to reduce the risk of dementia, Alzheimer's and heart disease, according to new research in Finland.
Let's name the bad habits below and remove them to protect your health in winter right away!
One thing special about the skin is that it doesn't leak blood or sweat despite the fact that we eliminate about 500 million cells in 24 hours a day.