Navel stones are hardened clumps of oil and dead skin cells that camp out in your belly button. Scientifically speaking, they're called omphaloliths. And — you guessed it — there are plenty of great ...

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YouTube trends continue to gross us out while simultaneously satisfying our oddest urges. Pimple popping videos went from a deep, dark corner of YouTube to a widely accepted guilty pleasure thanks to ...

To a grown adult, the navel is the reminder of where they were attached to their mother by the umbilical cord, a mark that can vary from person to person. But on TikTok, the belly button isn’t just a ...

Sometimes people find a fuzzy little ball of fibers in their navel. Some refer to this as belly button lint, while others call it belly button fluff, navel lint, or navel fluff. In a 2012 study at ...

India, Oct. 7 -- In the age of viral health trends, few wellness hacks have captured the internet's curiosity quite like navel pulling, the practice of applying castor oil into your belly button to ...

A professor of ecology and radiation studies at Leibniz University in Germany, Steinhauser would love to talk about the important environmental research his team is conducting. But back in 2009, he ...

The belly button — or navel — is where the umbilical cord is joined to the fetus. The umbilical cord runs from the fetus to the placenta. It supplies the fetus with nutrients and oxygen, and carries ...