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Finally, someone has found the answer to one of life's nagging questions: Why is all this stuff in my belly button? A chemist in Vienna, Austria spent years studying the lint that collects in a person ...

“Navel fluff is composed of dead skin cells, oil that is normally released from the skin and normal bacteria that live on the skin that can lead to debris in the belly button,” she said. Belly buttons ...

As much as science has come to understand the human body, it’s still full of mysteries. How do our brains generate consciousness? Why do our immune systems, as complex as they are, not realize that we ...

Good thinking, Craig. Why waste this valuable resource? And why stop at lint? Think of the environmentally sensitive duds one might make from used dental floss, or the hair fished from bathtub drains.

A chemist who has researched belly button fluff for three years believes that it collects because of tiny hairs which have "barbed hooks". Georg Steinhauser claimed that the body hair traps stray ...

An Australian man has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records for collecting 22.1g of his own belly button fluff. Graham Barker, 45, from Perth, saved the lint over a 26-year-period and ...

Must be another edition of... Our Friend, Science An Austrian scientist says he's solved the mystery of belly button fluff. After studying 503 pieces of navel fluff from his own belly button in a ...

After three years of research, chemist Georg Steinhauser has discovered a type of body hair that traps stray pieces of lint and draws them into the navel. He made his discovery after studying 503 ...