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Two of Bath’s best-loved bars are raising the bar ... mole tincture, Cornish honey water, Don Julio 1942 Añejo, Schweppes soda and lime. Thomas Ryan’s creation, Perception, features ...

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A new study from the University of Texas reveals scientists can pull clean drinking water from thin air. By using food scraps ...

According to tradition, soaking in a hot bath infused with these therapeutic salts allows the magnesium and sulfur to penetrate the skin, soothing muscles, detoxing the body, and easing stress.

Other than making my mornings more difficult to get through, I didn't notice any differences in my skin or mood.

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