You wash your face and brush your teeth every night

And then you do THIS ONE THING

Could this simple bathroom habit increase your risk of a sudden, early death

That's exactly what the FDA
is now being forced to admit.

"It's as risky as smoking cigarettes," one study revealed. And it's nearly as addictive.

The worst part, though, is that you're doing this 1 thing every single night. It's part of your pre-bed routine... yet, it's killing you slowly and silently.

So what is this deadly bathroom habit? And what can you do to fix it?

Watch this short video to find out. >

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made overtures of friendship to the sisters whom previously they had ignored. Their old friends heartily rejoiced with them and Norma and Alice went about in a dream of bliss compounded of joy for their grandmother and parents, plans for new frocks and the proposed holiday trip to Washington. Its the nicest thing that ever happened, Betty wrote her uncle. Now Norma and Alice can graduate from Shadyside, and Grandma Macklin can spend the rest of the winter in Florida and Doctor and Mrs. Guerin can doctor

train for the Junction, where they could make connections for Washington, one crisp, sunny December morning. Every one here demanded Bobby Littell. I dont want to run the risk of arriving home short a guest or two. Im willing to be kidnapped, suggested Tommy Tucker, who knew the story of Bettys first meeting with Bobby. Both s laughed, and Betty was still smiling as she held out her ticket to the conductor. Have a good time, young uns, chirped the grizzled little man cheerily. Only one things more fun than goin to school, and thats goin home from school for a spell of play. And with this happy prospect before her, let us leave