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50 Body Myths You Should STOP Believing (Part 2)

Different areas of your tongue taste different things.

This myth also got its start from misunderstood research: a German paper was mistranslated in 1901 by a Harvard psychologist, who thought it said that there were different areas of taste on our tongues.

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