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Our bodies and in our feces. It may not be appetizing but it turns out these organisms have an immense influence on our health. Well come to tomorrow today the science show on g. W. The microbes are believed to colonize the human body millions of years ago its been largely home lonia symbiosis. The tiny creatures have they have a task and we profit from their activities they keep us healthy. And there are a huge number of them. Its said that our human cells put together would take up the space of half a leg the rest is microorganisms that make up our socalled micro biome. As a baby is born it ...

And at the same time, few people like. Every time they brew a fresh drink, brew it, a stronger brew, and then you can drink tea from it all day, or even several times, but recently rumors have begun to boil that yesterdays tea is poison , they say, in the brew there are all sorts of transformations, oxidation, and a toxic substance called guanidine is formed, which slows down the heart rate. It harms the kidneys and is generally a very harmful thing. It immediately emerged that in china, for example, it is believed that yesterdays tea is worse than snake venom, and if so, then my team and the ...

The tea industry has opened up many job opportunities for people, improved their lives, helped eliminate poverty and contributed significantly to economic growth in many localities.

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