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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Sumeet K., PhDThroughout history, humanity has faced numerous epidemics, each leaving its mark not just in the annals of history but within the very
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By , Fact-checked by: Dr. Sumeet K., PhDNutrigenomics is the science of how your food talks to your genes. It studies how what we eat can switch certain parts
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Dr. Heena A., PhDCaffeine is a natural ingredient that comes from plants like coffee beans, tea leaves, cocoa beans, and kola nuts. We also find
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