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I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that everywithin 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells areor atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that within 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells or atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

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I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

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I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

PS. I couldn't come up with any more meaningful tags

I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

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I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the diedye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

PS. I couldn't come up with any more meaningful tags

I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the die have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

PS. I couldn't come up with any more meaningful tags

I am not quite sure if it is true, but I read somewhere that every 7 years all the body's cells are replaced with new ones. I am not quite sure if it is cells are atoms.

If it is then why do tattoos persist for so long? If the cells which were impregnated with the dye have been replaced, then why do the tattoos still remain?

PS. I couldn't come up with any more meaningful tags

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