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Some areas in the brain will function less efficiently, even shrinking because "black movies" contain content . depraved.

Perhaps everyone knows, one of the basic needs of people is sex. And when not being met, many people are forced to find other tools to relieve themselves."Black" movie is one of them.

However, watching black movies turned out to be more dangerous than we imagined. Accordingly, experts from Max Planck Institute (Germany) have shown that watching movies and images containing pornography can cause the brain to shrink , along with some other adverse reactions.

Watching black movies makes men shrink brain?

More specifically, experts find that the brain region is activated whenever we feel motivated or relaxed that will shrink, and less effective activity.

This means that those who take black films do . they will live more and more to see if they achieve the same level of stimulation. In other words, it is also the time when people become addicted to sex.

However, experts also found that people with "striatum" (areas that give a sense of reward to the brain) smaller than normal also tend to look for black films.

Some other areas of the brain that work when sex stimulation becomes less effective when viewed too much.

"It's not really clear, about seeing many black films hurting the brain, or people born with different brains to see more movies," said Dr. Simone Kühn, the research director.

"We found that the striatum region is smaller, inversely proportional to the amount of time it takes to watch the black film of the candidates. That is, the more you see, the smaller the body is."

"In addition, some other areas of the brain that work when sex stimulation also become less effective when viewed too much."

For the study, Dr. Kühn and his colleague Dr. Jurgen Gallinat from Charite University observed 64 healthy men, aged 21-45. These people were asked about the habit of watching black movies, at the same time. get a brain scan to see the reaction every time you see the picture . depraved.

As a result, the brains of the few people see very clear differences and appear to be more effective.

What looks too much is not good.

However, some experts believe that more research is needed to draw conclusions about the harmful effects of black films.

According to Dr. Gregory Tau from Columbia University: "Anything will be harmful if done too much. To a moderate degree, I think it's not so bad."

The study is published in JAMA magazine.