Your happy smiling face attracts other faces. Other faces attract you. Your senses immediately process what you like and what you don't like.
Your nose scents and your brain decides if you like that scent faster than your eyes notice how nice their eyes are.
Your smiling face ignites a chemical firework in the brain of someone who is attracted to you.
Your scent, your eyes, your hair and your smile send signals direct to their brain, straight to their amygdala, the tiny almond shaped bit that processes their emotions.
The amygdala triggers a cascade of chemicals including adrenaline and noradrenaline, that surges through their whole body. The chemicals make their heart pound three times faster, it robs their stomach of blood and gives them butterflies, it sends it to their cheeks and makes their face blush.
Bright red rosy cheeks that make you attracted to them, and then those chemicals surge through your body and you stutter and fluster and they stutter and fluster and jeez.... how do we ever make babies.
Your face... does all that. Shouldn't you make sure it looks its best?
Your eyes are the window to your soul.
Take Celery seed extract. It helps drain excess water from your body and helps reduce puffiness in your face and eyes. Use a supplement of at least 500mg daily
Your eyes are liquid pools of bright radiance.
Your eyes are pits of sexual fire, hot, smoldering.
Your eyes are wide open, deep, sensual, alluring.
Talk to your local Chinese Doctor about facial acupuncture.
Acupuncture can help eradicate dark circles under your eyes. Whether they're hereditary or simply due to lack of sleep.
You? You can hear the wind break the waves of the western sea.
Hearing loss isn't a natural consequence of aging. Always try to protect your hearing. Use ear-protectors when using power tools or lawn-mowers.
If you think your hearing is fading, take a supplement containing Gingko Biloba to increase the circulation to your head.
You can breathe deeply, you can fill your lungs and taste life.
Take a Zinc supplement, if you think you're losing your sense of taste or smell. A deficiency in potassium sulphate can cause a loss of taste and/or smell. If you suspect this could be a problem, make sure you take a supplement.
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