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1. Kissing is good for your teeth. There's a reason a kiss is called a "wet one" -- smooching stimulates sa...
1. Kissing is good for your teeth. There's a
reason a kiss is called a "wet one" -- smooching stimulates saliva
production, which can actually wash harmful bacteria off the teeth, Mathew
Messina, D.D.S., told WebMD and reduce plaque buildup, according to Glamour.com.
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2. Kissing burns calories. Okay, so we're not
talking the equivalent of a trip to the gym, but hey, every little bit
counts, right? Locking lips can burn anywhere from two to six calories a
minute, according to Self.com. You're also putting a whole slew of facial
muscles to work when you pucker up, and just a few minutes of extra attention
to those muscles can make a big difference when it comes to the appearance of
frown lines or ... more
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3. Kissing boosts immunity. There's no denying the
fact that when you lock lips, there are bound to be some germs, uh,
exchanged. One specific bug can be particularly hazardous to pregnant women,
but researchers believe kissing is a way to introduce the virus to a woman in
small doses before she conceives, triggering her body to build up a
resistance to it before she could ever pass it on to a child, according to
Popular Science. However, if your ... more
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4. Kissing eases stress. That feeling of
relaxation post-kiss isn't all in your head. A small 2009 study measured
levels of the bonding hormone oxytocin and the stress hormone cortisol in
pairs of kissing college students, the AP reported. Both men and women
experienced a decline in cortisol, a sign of relaxation, that was much
greater than when they just held hands.
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5. Kissing could ease allergy symptoms. If those
sniffles are due to seasonal allergies and not something contagious, it may
be a good idea to go through with the smooch after all. A small Japanese
study found that couples who kissed for 30 minutes had lower levels of
allergen-specific IgE, the proteins that trigger pesky symptoms like sneezing
and wheezing.
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When I saw this on Yahoo News, I read it
because I’m so curious about it or sadyang malisyosa ako pag dating sa ganito
haha then I call Papang and make some kwento about it and few of this post.
While reading it to him I’m a little bit kilig and I told him that..
Me: Dapat Pang, lagi tayo maghalikan kasi Healthy pala un
Papang: Ah o sige bakit hindi
Natatawa tuloy at nahiya ako sakanya after kong
binasaat sinabe saknya un hehe☺
Papang: bakit ka tuwatawa?
Me: Wala lang!!! Deep inside of me
kinikilig ako eh wahaha☺
Have a nice kiss ahead guys! MWAHHHH…♥
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