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How to improve memory?
The cause of dementia is the hippocampus - a part of the frontal brain that stores information.
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The beautiful girl harms his health
Exposure to attractive women increases cortisol levels, hormones that cause stress, in the body of men.
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Hands should be washed after making a decision
If you go to wash your hands after making a decision to choose someone to be a spouse, you will be more satisfied with your choice, some American scientists think.
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Knowing to lie early will be easy to get rich
If a child begins to lie at the second age, it is a sign that their brain is developing very fast and their ability to achieve is higher ...
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Hard to be happy if only love
Australian scientists discovered that married couples come together because love still needs many other things to create a happy family.
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The older you are, the happier you are
People in their fifties feel better and feel less troubled than when they were in their twenties.
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Young boys are better if they care
Young boys with mothers when they were young grew up with little trouble in life, they will know how to behave more skillfully and reasonably, a study has just revealed.
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Optimism will boost the body's immune system
Optimism not only makes life fun but also enhances the body's immune system, helping people to avoid disease.
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Magnets can affect the brain
The magnet's magnetic field can disturb brain activity and make us deviate from a point of view.
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People have a lot of information that is easy to choose for immediate benefits
When it comes to making decisions about a problem, people with sufficient information often choose solutions that bring short-term satisfaction rather than long-term ben…
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Words really hurt
The sentences we utter to reassure the injured are not only effective but also increase their pain level.
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The left front part of the brain restrains temptation
When you decide to save money and don't go to the supermarket anymore, can you control those temptations?
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Money can reduce pain
Instead of taking drugs, we can count money to relieve pain every time we have an injury or illness.
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Children are more aggressive if they are beaten by their mothers
Children who are often attacked when they are toddlers will be more aggressive when they go to preschool, a new study reveals.
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Long-lasting disaster, people are selfless?
Scientists at the University of Queensland (Australia) conclude: the period of disaster that determines people to behave selfishly or altruously in that situation.