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Там же.

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В пересчете на метрическую систему: в 1 фунте 16 унций, соответственно, вы должны выпивать 1/32 часть своего веса в день. 8 унций примерно равняется 1 стандартному 250-граммовому стакану (¼ кг), таким образом, разделив свой вес в килограммах на 8, вы получите необходимое количество стаканов. 100 унций равняются 12,5 стаканам воды.

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В русском языке существует более серьезный термин «андропауза».

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