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  • DealorNoDeal
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    Originally posted by d000hg View Post
    Cue "muffin parties" where everyone eats together and waits to see who 'wins'.
    Why does that sound so wrong?

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  • d000hg
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    Cue "muffin parties" where everyone eats together and waits to see who 'wins'.

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  • vetran
    started a topic I tulip you not

    I tulip you not

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...icrobiome.html

    what a simple solution

    Blue poo challenge! Eating specially-coloured muffins and waiting for the result could reveal whether you have inflammatory bowel disease
    • Scientists say eating a muffin dyed blue could reveal your gut transit time
    • They said it may help diagnose someone's gut health and act as an early warning
    • Gut transit times varied from about 12 hours to more than 72 in the study
    • But the 'sweet-spot' appeared to be around 20 hours, scientists said

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