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A nap after lunch significantly improves people's ability: more coherent thinking, increased productivity, increased spirits, improved memory and heart activity.
You might think that using artificial sweeteners (commonly known as the famous brand Splenda) is a better choice, but in fact this is a bad choice for health.
Women 's desire to own a standard body is a genetic factor, not a consequence of the habit of watching models on magazine covers.
Knowing that death is inevitable helps people understand that their lives are valuable, and recognize things bigger than themselves, that is the nation and religion. Thi…
Sometimes giving up on something is more difficult than we think, such as giving up alcohol or quitting smoking to people who use regularly and get sick. Being able to g…
Max Henderson, a researcher at King's University in the UK, thinks that the intelligence index is related to the employee's level of sick leave. So Max and his colleague…
If you are feeling your way of doing just follow a path, without creativity, review your daily routine. 3 'small' tips below can help you improve creative thinking.
Scientists point out that if the thinking is optimistic about their health, the chances of living 3.3 times longer than those who think pessimist, according to Reuters.
Livescience reported that Nicholas Wright, a scientist at University College London in England, and colleagues conducted a test to test the effects of testosterone, male…
Two-thirds of parents in the UK are confused because they cannot answer common scientific questions that their children set.
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) said: The ability of the human brain has reached the limit, the laws of physics and physiology do not allow to increase…
Dutch psychologists have just published in The Journal of Experimental Social Psychology a research project, proving that it is anger that brings out unique features in…
Individuals who regularly participate in volunteering because they really want to help others are at lower risk of death than those who never participate in volunteering.
We often think that yawning is a sign of depression or sleepiness, but a new study shows that this action is good for your health, helping you to be more alert by coolin…
A new work published in Molecular Psychiatry, specifically shows for the first time what genetic factors influence the depth of thinking.