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Fact #1: Disgusting yet true, our spit or saliva can contain up to 40,000 liters in our lifetime. It's equal to what?
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Fact #2: Like Garfield once said, "I hate Mondays." That's because which one of them occurs the most on a Monday?
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Fact #3: This will give you a SHOCK. A regular human brain can operate on about how many watts of electricity?
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Fact #4: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but which part of the body has the strongest bone?
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Fact #5: I spy with my little eye, which part of the eye doesn't get blood supply, but rather receives oxygen from air?
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Fact #6: Something tells me that our smarts are still growing. Turns out the brain isn't fully formed until what age?
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Fact #7: Bite me, there's no way that a part of a tooth is stronger than bone... Right?
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Fact #8: Time for a DREAMY scenario. About what percent of people actually forget their dreams once they wake up?
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Fact #9: When you're kids, how many questions have you asked? Because it turns out that an average 4-year-old kid asks..
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Fact #10: Who knew that smells can have wonderful properties? Turns out the fragrances of apples and bananas can help:
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Fact #11: Our lungs are really that big? Cause the surface area is approximately equal to the size of what?
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Fact #12: There's more about bones than expected. The strength of bones are strikingly about how strong?
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Fact #13: The term used for a woman's brain slightly shrinking during pregnancy is also known as a what?
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Fact #14: We could smile once in a while. If a smile uses 17 muscles, how many muscles does it use to frown?
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Fact #15: There's a certain type of phobia called "parthenophobia". It's the fear of what?
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Breathing Exercise

Take 5 minutes each day to focus solely on your breathing. Notice the sensation of air entering and leaving your body.

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