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Why is herpes incurable? Herpes and chickenpox are especially adept at hiding from the immune system within the host. Both viruses can hide in nerve cells (where it is much harder for the immune system to find and destroy them) or in other places where the immune system cannot track them down. That’s not extraordinary for viruses, since the other cases we mentioned (chickenpox) hides pretty well in the nerves (and HIV, say, can stay inside red blood cells). Plus herpes is a retrovirus (RNA-containing viruses). That is, when trying to get rid of herpes, it must somehow be isolated from the DNA of the carrier, which is not possible. 
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Color angiogram of the vessels of the neck and shoulder. 
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The human body can safely live up to 150 years But we see how many do not live up to 70 years... Dr. Young does not share tips on how to be healthy and forget about feeling unwell: — What foods boost immunity? (Top 3 products) — What medications are killing your body? (WHO ban-list) — Methods for rejuvenation of the body (You will be shocked) You will forget what it is to be sick — Secrets of Longevity 
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Six-day-old Homo sapiens embryo 🧬 
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Clearly about the functioning of the alveoli. Inhalation/exhalation. -
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Visual demonstration of why we need kneecaps. -
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A person uses 17 muscles when he smiles and 43 when frowns. -
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The skin has only four colors Without pigment, the skin is creamy white. Blood vessels that run near the surface give it a reddish blush. In addition, there is a yellow pigment in the skin of any color. The last shade is the tone of melanin, which protects the body from UV rays. In the end, the skin color of every person on the planet depends on the proportions in which these four shades are combined. -
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What crunches when I bend my knees, especially while exercising? Perhaps the best explanation for this phenomenon is a theory related to air pressure and nitrogen. All of your joints contain air and fluid. Nitrogen is a major component of both air and joint fluid. When you stand up (or make other movements), the pressure in the joint changes and nitrogen forms tiny bubbles. At times, the earth's gravity is enough for these bubbles to form. The crunch is the sound of the bubble moving. For instance, when you get out of bed in the morning, where you've been lying all night, nitrogen and air move, reacting to gravity. -
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As infants we have a lot more bones than we do as adults. A newborn baby possesses 350 bones, but an adult has only 208. Many of the baby bones later fuse together. The clavicle is the last bone to fuse together between the ages of 18 and 25. -
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Are there genes involved in hard-working or assiduity? Yeah, there is such an inherited component of variability, and it's quite large. This gene, under a slightly altered name, is one of the "big five" in the generally accepted classification of human temperament. Five complex characteristics have been identified, and they all tend to be highly heritable: extraversion, neuroticism, benevolence, openness to experience, and the one we're interested in — industriousness. Hard-working is 40 to 60 percent determined by genes, and the other half by environmental, cultural, and educational factors. That's a huge degree of inheritance, and it can have a significant impact on a person's identity. -
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Dangerous Earth (http://t.me/dangerousground)Nature's Most Dangerous Acts Around the World Craters, volcanoes, avalanches, brutal animal scenes, deadly attacks by predators and many other strange displays of the forces of nature and its inhabitants. Want to see it all for yourself, go to the channel Dangerous Earth (http://t.me/dangerousground) -
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Daily, the heart expends that much useful energy pumping blood that would be enough to drive a truck 32 kilometers. In a lifetime, it's the equivalent of flying to the Moon and back. -
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What is the secret to the success of millionaires? 90% of successful people were born in an ordinary family. All that helped them achieve success was special thinking and high motivation. A new channel has appeared in the telegram, which shows how rich people think. Subscribe - @millionaire_process 
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Beatboxing at the MRI Recommend watching with sound and sharing this video with a friend 🔊 -
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Spinal cord The spine protects the tiny spinal cord, weighing only 35 grams. Without it, we would lose the ability to move and wiggle our limbs. -
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Fracture = hair loss A fracture or other severe disorder of the spinal cord can also affect hair growth. Scientists are still unable to thoroughly explain how a spinal cord disorder affects the loss of body hair. -
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