A new study reports neural activity in the prefrontal cortex reacts as though every experience is brand new, even if the event is similar to ones that have previously occurred. Researchers say this could account for feelings of déjà vu.
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Brain Immune System is Key to Recovery from Motor Neuron Degeneration
Our brain uses prior knowledge – link between Hallucinations and Dopamine
Baking soda , lemon and apple cider vinegar to repair kidney damage from sugar
One of the most important elements of being able to reverse your diabetes is to repair the cells and tissues that have been damaged by the diabetes. Cells and tissues are damaged within a diabetic’sbody via several harmful biological and biochemical processes, including inflammation, oxidation and glycation.
Missing my high school classmates
Missing my high school classmates in the Philippines We see each other every day more than our parents and siblings. We laugh , share food and tease each other like brothers and sisters. We missed one another when one is absent or sick. I remembered waking up every morning looking forward to school To glanceContinue reading “Missing my high school classmates”
Day 2 – Transform in the way you value your time and money
How do you maximize your income? By saving more and making your money work for you. But how? It can be a hobby that becomes a side business. Do you value your time that you do not waste it on something that will not give you future value in terms of happiness, retirement income orContinue reading “Day 2 – Transform in the way you value your time and money”
Still I Rise by Maya Angelou , poet
Still I Rise BY MAYA ANGELOU You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like dust, I’ll rise. Does my sassiness upset you? Why are you beset with gloom? ’Cause I walk like I’ve got oil wells Pumping in my living room.Continue reading “Still I Rise by Maya Angelou , poet”
Transform inside and out, lung cancer story – day 1
Free ebook on curated cancer healing ways
Curated cancer-free healing tips An ebook written by Connie Dello Buono to help others transform in their own way, share stories, provide Do It Yourself preventive health and healing ways, learn from research, collect top health posts, topics dear to others, survival challenges and life changing actions towards success and focusing on goals and notContinue reading “Free ebook on curated cancer healing ways”
Love more spank less, whole foods not med, books not guns
Love more spank less, whole foods not med, books not guns
Love more spank less, whole foods not medications, books not guns Waking up early to go to school with no breakfast No love and empathy at home With noise from around him When he was in his mother’s womb, he was medicated. And came out to this world with no real love and bonding AccessibleContinue reading “Love more spank less, whole foods not med, books not guns”
When the U.S. Spends More on Fighting a Disease, the Rest of the World Spends Less
When the U.S. Spends More on Fighting a Disease, the Rest of the World Spends Less Professor David Ridley studies funding for medical research across countries When the U.S. spends more to research cures for a neglected disease, other countries spend less on that same disease, according to new research from Duke University’s Fuqua School ofContinue reading “When the U.S. Spends More on Fighting a Disease, the Rest of the World Spends Less”
It’s the thought that counts over time
It’s the thought that counts over time: The interplay of intent, outcome, stewardship, and legacy motivations in intergenerational reciprocity☆ Author links open overlay panelH. MinBangaChristyZhou KovalbKimberly A.Wade-Benzoni https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jesp.2017.07.006Get rights and content People give greater weight to a preceding generation’s intention than the outcomes. People model their inter-generational allocation decisions based on the intention. Awareness ofContinue reading “It’s the thought that counts over time”
Psychopathy Linked to Specific Structural Abnormalities in the Brain
Most violent crimes are committed by a small group of persistent male offenders with ASPD. Approximately half of male prisoners in England and Wales will meet diagnostic criteria for ASPD. The majority of such men are not true psychopaths (ASPD-P). They are characterised by emotional instability, impulsivity and high levels of mood and anxiety disorders. They typically use aggression in a reactive way in response to a perceived threat or sense of frustration.