Breath Odor Can Be Key To Detecting Diseases
Using body odor to detect disease is not new. Patients with full-blown, uncontrolled diabetes produce a condition called ketoacidosis, in which their skin not only tastes sweet, but also gives off a strong, recognizable odor that smells like nail polish remover.
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I think they call it the Zackly Disease
That would be when your breath smells zackly like your ass :laugh: brush those snags and floss too. I have one client that comes in with the zacklys and he needs to be at least four feet away at all times poor guy and he has a good grille but bad breath and a nice guy I don't get it :confused:
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Why not? We are already training dogs to sniff out cancer long before standard testing can detect it.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/...in665263.shtml I remember seeing this one on TV not long ago. A guy demonstrated his dog's ability to sniff out cancerous cells by placing some between two bandages and sticking it to a woman's body. He also stuck several other bandages on her body and the dog knew exactly which one it was. Amazing! |
I have seen the same video clip
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They have dogs that can tell minutes before someone is going to have a heart-attack and other that can detect certain types of seizures before they happen. they got damn dogs that can dial 911 and stuff.. freakin' amazing. They are finding that a dogs sense of smell, is actually many times higher than they originally thought. |
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