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Find stress 'hiding' stress locations in the brain
In our time, falling into negative emotions or stress states (inhibition, stress) is relatively common in life.
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The startling truth: Sunbathing for babies, both wrong and dangerous
In the world there is no recommendation for sunbathing or sun exposure for children. In addition, sun exposure to children in big cities can cause children to inhale the…
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The smaller the fart is, the more it smells, is it right or wrong?
Besides eating, sleeping, going to the toilet and sex, then
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The 24-minute breath-taking record challenges the scientific world
When Aleix Segura breathed, he often thought of the heart in his chest, according to Wired. On the ground, the concentration of restraining his breathing increased his h…
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Why do you 'fart' have a foul smell and others don't?
Farting or farting is also called a mediocre, which is a natural physiological activity of humans to release excess gas from the digestive organs to the outside through…
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Decoding the dream
Scientists call this phenomenon myoclonic, which usually occurs during sleep. When sleeping, the respiratory rate abruptly decreases, the brain thinks that the body is a…
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Where do people 'fart'?
Farting or 'farting' like how to call in folk is the basic physiological activity of people, but sometimes inconvenient for 'suffering' and makes people around them unco…
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Why do we often 'fart' more when we fly?
Let's find out what causes many people to 'deflate',
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What will happen if the electric click on the brain dies?
Since ancient Greece, doctors have known to use electric fish like electric eels to cure headaches.
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Discover the added benefit of the
New research by American scientists shows that kissing can help you reduce excess cholesterol in the blood.
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Why are we
For years, psychologists have been unable to explain human snarling when exercising sports or doing heavy work.
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The most lonely job in the world
According to the BBC, one of the most lonely people in the world is Dr. Alexander Kumar, currently working at Concordia research headquarters in the heart of Antarctica,…
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Pain relievers can lead to impotence
Based on research, scientists have concluded that painkillers have a negative impact on erection.
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March 8: 8 interesting discoveries about women
8 things men should know about women is what American psychologists and studies have concluded when learning about women.
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Women are easily excited by blue
The influence of colors on working ability, even sexual activity, has long been mentioned. But the research ...