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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.

You're Not What You Think You Are!
This cell is one of the numerous components that make up your body and is essential to what makes you, well, you! Apart from that, your body contains about ten more tiny creatures that are vital to your survival for each and every single cell. You now carry within you a unique collection of 100 trillion germs that you have accumulated over your life through various entry sites such as your mouth, ears, and other areas. That is to say, only a little portion of who you really are is represented by what you think of as yourself.
By Mariam Fathalrahman2 years ago in Humans
AI-Powered Health. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
AI-Powered Health: How Advanced Technology is Redefining Fitness, Wellness, and the Human Body Introduction In recent years, the health and wellness industry has witnessed a paradigm shift, driven by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). From personalizing fitness routines to revolutionizing healthcare diagnostics, AI-powered technologies are transforming how we approach fitness, wellness, and our understanding of the human body. This revolution is not just limited to professional athletes or fitness enthusiasts but extends to everyday individuals seeking a healthier lifestyle. As we delve into the integration of AI in this sector, we uncover a future where technology empowers us to achieve optimal health and well-being with unprecedented precision and insight.
By Yousef Ghale2 years ago in Humans
Loneliness can kill
Loneliness can increase the risk of heart disease by 29% and stroke by 32%, significant figures that should not be overlooked. We will talk about how loneliness affects your brain and body. The problem with loneliness is that it is quite complicated. When you lack meaningful social connections, your body is aware that you are alone, so it begins to increase your stress response. Your sympathetic nervous system starts to go on high alert, so it's natural for you to feel more paranoid. He isit's natural not to trust people and not feel open to connecting with others, and it decreases some parts of the brain where you feel love, connection, relationship. So you enter this vicious circle, and this is what scientists call the paradox of loneliness, because loneliness makes you withdraw into yourself and prevents you from looking for that meaningful interaction that solves this feeling. There is a chain reaction that occurs with the hormones in your body. First thingis that your cortisol levels are completely disrupted. This is what I drink when I drink coffee. It's also what wakes you up in the morning. It's such an exciting feeling. But it is also what brings you to a level where you are stressed. Your dopamine increases. It's a hormone that feels good, but actually pushes you to seek quick rewards, like drinking, gambling, going out without thinking about the consequences for yourself. You may also see a decrease in serotonin, oxytocin and your natural opioid.levels. When you chat with a friend or eat a simply delicious meal, you feel these natural increases of substances that will be natural pain relievers. All these substances decrease when we feel lonely. You will begin to see this impact on your physical health. So the short-term effects increase, anxiety increases, stress increases, so you can withdraw into yourself, generally feel more tired, generally feel less like going out, and also feel this increased anxiety and paranoia. In a bodyThe only long-term effects are that you are more likely to get sick more often. You are more likely to be susceptible to the flu, to COVID, to a mild cough that happens in your office. This is also related to the pain in your body, ie. chronic pain, back pain, or just a general feeling of exhaustion most of the time. Your sleep quality is not very good, so you can sleep exactly the same number of hours, but you wake up quite tired, feeling a bit groggy. Loneliness affects your memory. This can leaduntil cognitive decline. It can be a precursor to dementia. Increased inflammation caused by loneliness or, frankly, anything directly affects the heart, and heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Loneliness can also affect your life expectancy. It can increase the risk of premature death to a degree comparable to that of smoking, which is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States and worldwide. It is hard to believe, but there is a very strong forceevidence suggesting that simply connecting with people, even if it's just one piece of the puzzle, will take at least a small step to help you feel better physically and emotionally. Many studies show that hearing the voice of someone you care about has a direct effect on your brain and your brain. the nervous system. But there are other things, like art for example. Art therapy has taken off in recent years and has even become an integral part of some rehabilitation centers.art therapy. Many researches have shown that just observing nature is very good for your health. So go out, talk to people, pick up the phone, exercise, talk to strangers. After all, what you're really looking for is to discover what makes you happy. You don't want to be around people or participate in a social life just to be there. What you're looking for is to connect with people on a level that really, really deeply touches you and can affect you.
By Mercy Ann2 years ago in Humans
Humans In 1000 Years!
The ability to tolerate lactose, which allows us to drink milk throughout our lives, evolved roughly 10,000 years ago. In the past 150 years, humans have grown on average 10 centimeters taller; in the last 65 years, the average life expectancy has increased by nearly 20 years, largely due to scientific advancements.
By Mariam Fathalrahman2 years ago in Humans
10,000 Years Ago We Stopped Eating This and It Was a Huge Mistake
In today's world, diet advice is abundant and often contradictory. Social media, Netflix documentaries, and countless podcasts offer a myriad of eating recommendations, making it difficult to know what humans are truly meant to eat. To find the answer, we must look back to our ancestral roots and understand what our bodies are naturally inclined to consume.
By Bill nathan2 years ago in Humans
How to Get Pregnant After Miscarriage: A Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy
Experiencing a miscarriage can be a difficult event, both mentally and physically. However, many women who have gone through this are eager to conceive again and achieve a healthy pregnancy. Understanding the process, addressing potential causes, and knowing when to seek specialized help can significantly improve your chances of success. This comprehensive guide will provide you with the information and insights needed to navigate this journey confidently.
By Dr. Rhythm Gupta2 years ago in Humans
Is IVF Treatment the Right Option? . Content Warning.
Many couples dream of starting a family but face challenges along the way. In vitro fertilization (IVF) can offer hope for those struggling with infertility. Understanding whether IVF is the right option requires a deep dive into the treatment’s entails, its benefits, and when it might be suitable. This blog, with its comprehensive look at IVF, is the right place for those considering this path to parenthood.
By Dr. Rhythm Gupta2 years ago in Humans
For girls: DO YOU KNOW THE 4 PHASES OF A 28-DAY CYCLE?
Have you ever: Had days when you felt: being a girl is wonderful? Also had days when you felt: being a girl is wonderful, WONDERfully hopeless!
By Jim Smith2 years ago in Humans
Causes of Mortality and Strategies to Address Them
In the realm of public health, prevention is often cited as the best medicine. While medical advancements have made remarkable strides in treating various diseases, focusing on preventable causes of death can significantly improve global health outcomes. This article explores the top 10 preventable causes of mortality worldwide and discusses strategies to address each of them.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZ2 years ago in Humans
Understanding Kidney Failure
Kidney failure, also known as renal failure, is a serious medical condition that occurs when the kidneys can no longer effectively filter waste products from the blood. This crucial bodily function is essential for maintaining overall health and well-being. When the kidneys fail, it can lead to a buildup of dangerous levels of waste products, electrolytes, and fluid in the body, potentially resulting in severe complications and even death if left untreated. In this comprehensive article, we will explore the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and prevention strategies for kidney failure.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZ2 years ago in Humans
Understanding Cancer
Cancer is a complex group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. It is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, affecting millions of people each year. Despite its prevalence, advancements in research, diagnosis, and treatment have significantly improved outcomes for many cancer patients. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of cancer, including its causes, types, diagnosis, treatment options, and the latest developments in cancer research.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZ2 years ago in Humans
Understanding Stroke
Stroke is a serious medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted or reduced, depriving brain tissue of oxygen and nutrients. This can lead to brain cell death within minutes, potentially causing lasting brain damage, long-term disability, or even death. As one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, understanding stroke – its types, causes, symptoms, treatments, and prevention strategies – is crucial for public health awareness and improved patient outcomes.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZ2 years ago in Humans