10 Health Facts & Tips # 9 @healthbiztips

10 Health Facts & Tips # 9
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10 Health Facts & Tips # 9 @healthbiztips: Blinking your eye requires 200 muscles.
Blinking your eye requires 200 muscles.


Brown is the predominant eye color in the world.
Brown is the predominant eye color in the world.


Green is the least common eye color.
Green is the least common eye color.


A shrimp's heart is in its head.
A shrimp's heart is in its head.


Kitchen sink is dirtier than bathroom.
Kitchen sink is dirtier than bathroom.


Napping during the day can improve your memory.
Napping during the day can improve your memory.


An average human scalp contains about 1000,000 hair strands.
An average human scalp contains about 1000,000 hair strands.


Consuming too much nutmeg can cause hallucinations.
Consuming too much nutmeg can cause hallucinations.


Slouching at an angle of 135 degrees is comfortable and healthy for your back.
Slouching at an angle of 135 degrees is comfortable and healthy for your back.


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10 Health Facts & Tips # 10 @healthbiztips
10 Health Facts & Tips # 10 @healthbiztips

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