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On a chemical level, how do dairy products affect human bodies in general, and lactose intolerant humans' bodies in particular?

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Where does the universe, the earth, and humanity come from?

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I recently learned (through r/TIL) that human noses normally work one nostril at a time. Is it possible to force them both to decongest simultaneously so as to breath fully from both nostrils, and is it healthy to do so?

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I have not drank water in about a year and half... how has this affected my body?

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What, if anything, do we know about what the Universe currently looks like?

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WTF IS THIS?! WTF IS THAT?! WTF AM I?! Scientists of reddit, give us your best explanation of Life, the Universe, and Everything!

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What are the origins of the bacteria that causes Chlamydia, and what conditions are required for it to be "born" and eventually progress into the STD?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
On a chemical level, how do dairy products affect human bodies in general, and lactose intolerant humans' bodies in particular?	5
Where does the universe, the earth, and humanity come from?	3
I recently learned (through r/TIL) that human noses normally work one nostril at a time. Is it possible to force them both to decongest simultaneously so as to breath fully from both nostrils, and is it healthy to do so?	3
I have not drank water in about a year and half... how has this affected my body?	1
What, if anything, do we know about what the Universe currently looks like?	0
WTF IS THIS?! WTF IS THAT?! WTF AM I?! Scientists of reddit, give us your best explanation of Life, the Universe, and Everything!	0
What are the origins of the bacteria that causes Chlamydia, and what conditions are required for it to be "born" and eventually progress into the STD?	0