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Crazy human facts science still can't explain - Page 13 of 20 - Kiwi Report

Crazy human facts science still can't explain


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[post_page_title]People with more moles age more slowly[/post_page_title]
Having a larger number of skin moles is correlated with slower aging, according to a 2007 study. Moles are often connected with having younger skin as well as better bone density. However, moles are also linked to a higher risk of skin cancer. These skin markings often appear in childhood and go away as a person ages. The reason for the correlation is unknown, but experts say it is most likely related to differences in the DNA strands that carry the person’s genetic code.

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