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The dietary and hygienic changes that people underwent as a result of the Black Plague could be the reason why human being are so fond of junk food 700 years later, scientists say.
A new study revealed the plague that ravaged Europe in the 14th century may have sparked our love of junk food due to the Black Death changing our mouth bacteria.
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