Aqeela Arnold
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My Go-To Dessert
My Go-To Dessert Peppermint Pudding With the crisp Peppermint chocolate and sweet caramel and cream, I can’t think of a better combination. This dessert is super easy to make and affordable, and is perfect for any occasion. I’ve been making it since I was 12 years old and am still making the exact recipe 17 years later.
By Aqeela Arnold9 months ago in Feast
Body Odor Myths
Body Odor Myths 1. “Sweat is smelly” This is untrue since we have two sorts of sweat. The first type originates from our eccrine glands, which are present throughout the body. This type of sweat aids in thermoregulation, allowing us to cool off when exercising and we start to feel too hot.
By Aqeela Arnold9 months ago in Longevity
The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle
The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle Let's go back in time roughly 600 years to learn more about one of the few mysteries we haven't solved: the Bermuda Triangle mythology. The story begins with an Italian man who wanted to sail across the ocean to reach Asia, a continent rich in spices, silk, and minerals. He realized that traveling there by land would take an absurdly long time, so he thought why not build some sturdy ships, gather some sailors, and set off for Asia? That man was Christopher Columbus, and in 1492, with a little assistance from Spain's royal family, he began his journey. Everything was going according to plan.
By Aqeela Arnold9 months ago in Earth
Homeostasis
Homeostasis is a fundamental principle that ensures the stability of the internal environment in our bodies. The concept revolves around maintaining a dynamic equilibrium within a narrow range of physiological parameters, allowing cells and organs to function optimally. The analogy to Goldilocks and the Three Bears is apt - just as Goldilocks sought the porridge that was neither too hot nor too cold, the body strives to keep various factors, such as temperature, pH, and fluid balance, within a range that is not too extreme. This dynamic equilibrium involves continuous adjustments and regulation to counteract internal and external changes. The term "homeo" from homeostasis emphasizes the idea that the internal environment remains relatively constant, while "stasis" suggests a state of balance or standing still. However, it's important to note that even though the term "stasis" implies stillness, homeostasis is a dynamic process that involves constant adjustments and responses to maintain stability. In summary, homeostasis is a crucial concept in physiology, representing the body's ability to regulate and maintain a stable internal environment, allowing for optimal cellular and organ function.
By Aqeela Arnold9 months ago in Humans