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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.

How the food we eat affects our brain
Nourishing Neurology: Exploring the Intricate Relationship Between Nutrition and Brain Function Have you ever wondered how is the food you are eating everyday affecting your body and especially the way your brain is functioning. This is for you then, how the food we eat affects our brain.
By Imane elk2 years ago in Humans
Recognizing Early Signs: Gut Issues Linked to Potential Parkinson's Disease Risk, Study Shows
There are now known to be intricate connections between the gut and neurological health. In a groundbreaking research endeavor, scientists have unveiled a potential link between gastrointestinal problems and the early identification of Parkinson's disease. The study, conducted on a substantial scale, involved the analysis of data from nearly 25,000 individuals in the United States. The findings suggest that a range of symptoms, including constipation, difficulty swallowing, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), could potentially serve as precursors to Parkinson's disease.
By Serious Lifestyles2 years ago in Humans
The World Through the Eyes of Animals
In a world bustling with human activity, where conversations are dominated by human concerns and aspirations, it's easy to overlook the myriad lives that exist alongside us, sharing this planet we call home. We are not alone in this tapestry of existence; we are part of a vast and diverse community that includes creatures of all shapes and sizes. What if, for a moment, we dared to step out of our own shoes and venture into the realm of the unknown—the world as seen through the eyes of animals?
By Hazill Manahan2 years ago in Humans
Virtual Reality Therapy:
Virtual reality (VR) is a technology that creates a three-dimensional and interactive simulation of a real or imagined environment that can be experienced through a headset, gloves, or other devices. VR can provide a sense of presence, immersion, and agency, which are essential for engaging and influencing the user's perception, cognition, emotion, and behavior.
By vivek dm2 years ago in Humans
Unveiling the Complex Legacy of J. Robert Oppenheimer
Introduction J. Robert Oppenheimer, a physicist whose name has become synonymous with the development of the atomic bomb, stands as one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Despite never receiving a Nobel Prize, Oppenheimer's impact on history far surpasses that of many laureates. Guiding the world's finest physicists in constructing the atomic bomb, Oppenheimer altered the course of global events and forever transformed the realms of science and geopolitics.
By amila dimantha2 years ago in Humans
How An Igloo keeps You Warm!
Throughout history, humans, as well as plants and animals in ancient times, have utilized frozen "sky water" to stay warm. This might seem counterintuitive since snow is associated with coldness — you could even say it's ice cold. The mystery lies in the ability of snow to offer warmth, with the right conditions and physics at play.
By Salma Eyad2 years ago in Humans
ChatGPT vs. Google: Unraveling Concerns and Realities
In the realm of ever-advancing technology, clashes between innovation and incumbency often shape the course of progress. The burgeoning rivalry between Google and ChatGPT, an AI-powered marvel, has sparked waves of curiosity and concern in the tech sphere. This exploration delves into the dynamic interplay between these technological titans, unraveling the implications, ambitions, and uncertainties that underpin this clash of AI-driven ambitions.
By Mario Rossi2 years ago in Humans
coronavirus
So … what is COVID-19? And what’s The term "coronavirus" actually refers to a family of viruses that causes many different types of
By penelope2 years ago in Humans
The human brain for kids
The brain is a major part of the human body, which controls the whole human body. The brain is the second largest organ. The brain gets signals from other organs using nerves and the spinal cord. The brain is in a fluid called the Cerebrospinal fluid. The brain throws out the information that is useless and stores the useful information in it. The brain never sleeps or rests. The human brain has 100 billon neurons. The brain weighs 3 pounds. It is and about 6 inches long about 5.5 inches’ wide The brain can do septillion (1 with 24 zeros) calculations in a second. 75% of the brain is water and the rest is made of mostly fat. When a baby is born, the upper part of the skull called the ‘sagittal suture’ is not joined. Then the skull slowly joins with age. Leech has 32 brains. Among the animal kingdom's most primitive animals, the sea sponge stays relatively immobile. It's the water that moves them around and makes them look like they're dancing. Their survival centers around filtering detritus from the ocean. They have no brains, organs, neurons, or tissueThe ragworm is an animal similar to an earthworm with the smallest brain. The ragworm is very small in size. It is equivalent to almost one strand of human hair.The most complex brains are found in squids and octopods. The nervous system and brain of Octopus is the largest and most complex one among invertebrates
By penelope2 years ago in Humans
The Allure of Golden Kiwi: A Premium Fruit Shaping International Markets
In the world of fruit cultivation, the emergence of the golden kiwi stands as a testament to innovative crossbreeding techniques and meticulous cultivation practices. This unique strain of kiwi, developed to possess unparalleled sweetness and a tender texture, has captured the attention of both consumers and growers alike. The journey of the golden kiwi, from its inception to its prominent role in the global market, reflects the intersection of agricultural innovation, intellectual property management, and international trade dynamics.
By Anu Preethi Danila D2 years ago in Humans
A mother's pressure might change the cosmetics of her kid's microbiome
A mother's pressure might change the cosmetics of her kid's microbiome Research took a gander at the effect of misfortune experienced by ladies that, at times, happened even before their kid was imagine
By Trisha Nag2 years ago in Humans
Exploring the Allure of Magic 8 Ball
In the midst of a reality brimming with uncharted territories and unpredictable turns, humanity has harbored an innate curiosity to catch glimpses of what lies ahead. Throughout the ages, we've sought diverse means to unveil the mysteries of the future.
By David Martin2 years ago in Humans