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1. patient.info › news-and-features › what-causes-aWhat causes a musty smell in the nose? - Patient

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   May 19, 2024 · A more common reason for a musty smell in the nose is a sinus infection. This can be acute or chronic. Acute sinusitis is generally associated with: Pain over the front of your face. A blocked or runny nose. Fever. An unpleasant-tasting drip down the back of your nose into your throat.

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2. westsidetoastmasters.com › resources › book_of_bodyBody Language - The Meaning Behind Personal Accessories

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   The Power of Glasses and Make-up. Wearing make-up definitely adds to perceived credibility, especially for women in business. To demonstrate this a simple experiment was conducted with a business partner where four similar looking female assistants were hired to help sell relevant products at a business seminar.

3. www.thehealthy.com › beauty › face-body-care14 Body Odors You Should Never Ignore - The Healthy

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   • Persistent body odor. If a shower can’t help your body odor, it could be a sign of a magnesium deficiency. “The mineral magnesium helps in ‘deodorizing’ our internal organs and also helps with our body odor,” says cardiologist Robert Segal, MD, co-founder of LabFinder.
   • More BO. If you have a digestive disorder such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, you could be short on zinc. Zinc helps your body manage waste and toxins, says Dr. Segal; when a digestive diorder is present, the body may not absorb the mineral as it should.
   • Rotten-egg breath. If a floss, brush, or piece of minty gum can’t cut the odor, you may have a bacterial infection, Dr. Segal warns. A common bacteria called H. pylori that can take up residence in your digestive system could be to blame.
   • Rotten-apple breath. “When we don’t have enough insulin in our body, our liver then creates the chemical ketones, which are our body’s way to compensate for the lack of insulin,” says Dr. Segal.

4. www.jimhaloeyewear.com › the-psychology-ofSunglasses Psychology: Perception & Identity

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   Jul 15, 2023 · The psychology of sunglasses reveals a complex interplay between perception, identity, and social dynamics. By obscuring our eyes and facial expressions, sunglasses can create a veil of anonymity, alter how we perceive others, and affect how we are perceived. By grasping the psychological implications of sunglasses, we can better navigate ...

5. psmag.com › social-justice › more-than-just-fourThe Hidden Psychology of Wearing Glasses - Pacific Standard

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   Jan 27, 2015 · January 27, 2015. To others, glasses can make you look cool or like a dork, but they can also change your self-perception. Years ago, I noticed an old friend wearing glasses for the first time. When I asked her if she’d just decided to forgo her contacts, she replied that she had, in fact, not. She didn’t own contacts, you see, and the ...

6. webeyecare.com › blog › the-social-cues-and-bodyThe Social Cues and Body Language of Wearing Glasses

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Beyond their status as a fashion statement for some and a necessary part of life for many others, glasses are often used both consciously and subconsciously as a way of expressing one’s emotions. Eyeglasses are often used as an important form of nonverbal communication, to emphasize one’s point of view as well as a habitual representation of a person’s innermost emotions. Eyeglasses have ...

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   What causes a musty smell in the nose?

   • A more common reason for a musty smell in the nose is a sinus infection. This can be acute or chronic. Acute sinusitis is generally associated with: Pain over the front of your face. A blocked or runny nose. Fever. An unpleasant-tasting drip down the back of your nose into your throat.

   What causes a musty smell in the nose? - Patient

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   What is the psychology of sunglasses?

   • The psychology of sunglasses reveals a complex interplay between perception, identity, and social dynamics. By obscuring our eyes and facial expressions, sunglasses can create a veil of anonymity, alter how we perceive others, and affect how we are perceived.

   Sunglasses Psychology: Perception & Identity

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   Why do women wear makeup & glasses?

   • The woman wearing both makeup and glasses was described as confident, intelligent, sophisticated and the most outgoing. Some female customers saw her as confident but also cold, arrogant and/or conceited - indicating they may have seen her as a possible competitor, because the men never saw her this way.

   Body Language - The Meaning Behind Personal Accessories

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   Do glasses give off a smug look?

   • Glasses can be used to display a wide array of body language cues through lowering your glasses, giving off a smug or uncertain look. It’s a trope that we often seen in many forms of pop culture media and stands as a staple form of expression for those who wear glasses. A person lowering their glasses can also give off a very different feel.

   The Social Cues and Body Language of Wearing Glasses

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   Why do people wear glasses?

   • In many cases, glasses-wearing people are likely wearing glasses due to their own impaired vision but the depiction of glasses in media is often that of the smartest around. This perceived intelligence is something that has persisted in both the general conscious and pop culture for years and, according to recent studies, may not be unfounded.

   The Social Cues and Body Language of Wearing Glasses

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   Should you wear glasses when talking?

   • If you wear glasses, remove them when speaking and put them back on to listen. This not only relaxes the other person, but allows you to have control of the conversation. The listener quickly becomes conditioned that when you take your glasses off, you're taking the floor, and when you put them back on, it's his turn to talk.

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8. www.livestrong.com › article › 13777853-nonenal-odorNonenal Odor: Why Your Body Odor Changes as You Age | livestrong

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   Jun 6, 2023 · As we age, both our skin's secretions and bacteria tend to change, resulting in a slight difference in body odor, Dr. Galindo says. The smell, which some people describe as slightly musty, has been identified by odor scientists as 2-nonenal. Detected exclusively in adults over 40, it can occur when degraded unsaturated fatty acids and oxidated ...