Hormone detection helps recall memory
A new study on elderly people said that feel-good hormone (a hormone that makes you happy) helps to recall memory.
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A new study on elderly people said that feel-good hormone (a hormone that makes you happy) helps to recall memory.
1 in 3 women in Australia experiences depressed states after each
A study in Sweden showed that female teenagers after attending a dance course improved their sadness and constant fatigue, according to myhealthnewsdaily.
Two recent studies have shown that if a phone is present in a conversation, it will make us feel less active when talking.
Johnstone Charlene (24t) is a perfectly normal and healthy woman until the time she was pregnant with her first child 4 years ago. Starting to know that I have a body, i…
According to the Daily Mail, the list of more comfortable mood foods and drinks includes: Chocolate, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and even a cup of tea.
Researchers say that, often experiencing overwhelming feelings and admiration can improve mental health, even helping us become better people, according to The Independe…
Do you believe that regular emotional experience is also beneficial for mental health and helps us live better?
Perhaps it is a bit too much to call this a fear syndrome, and the feeling of being uneasy about the lack of communication in the modern world is a completely understand…
Why do we still have a delicious dessert after enjoying a full meal, even if you know it is not good? According to psychologists, that's because the stimulated dessert f…
Scientists from Kyoto University (Japan) have discovered Connexin43 protein is the cause of nocturia in the elderly. According to AFP, Japanese scientists investigated t…
A recent study by Hospital John Radcliffe, Oxford (UK) found, hits like
People who always feel angry, regret or bitter when reminiscing past unhappy things are more likely to get sick and are more likely to suffer pain.
Understanding how the human biological clock works can lead to new therapeutic methods and other potentials for the military.