science
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.
Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Hair Care: Exploring the Best Ayurvedic Herbs for Hair Growth and Scalp Health. AI-Generated.
In a world driven by chemical-laden hair products and quick-fix solutions, many are rediscovering the natural, time-tested healing power of Ayurveda for long-lasting hair health. Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine, believes that true beauty begins with internal balance and external nourishment through natural ingredients. Nowhere is this more evident than in Ayurvedic hair care—a holistic approach that uses herbal remedies to address hair fall, scalp disorders, premature greying, and slow growth.
By vijayan master's Ayurveda2 years ago in Humans
Genetics vs. Lifestyle: Which Plays a Bigger Role in Vein Disease?
Chronic vein disease afflicts millions globally, often showing up as spider or varicose veins. Weakness in the walls and valves of veins is the primary reason of the disease, which can cause blood to pool up, resulting in bulging veins.
By David Kang, MD, LCP-C2 years ago in Humans
The Role of Sleep Quality in Hair Growth: How Restorative Sleep Boosts Follicle Health. AI-Generated.
Hair fall and thinning are common concerns today, and while most people attribute these problems to genetics, stress, or diet, there’s another silent factor that significantly affects your hair health — sleep quality. If you’re constantly tossing and turning at night, struggling with insomnia, or simply not getting enough rest, your hair could be paying the price. In this article, we explore the often-overlooked connection between restorative sleep and hair growth, and how enhancing your sleep habits — along with using the right herbal remedies — can help you achieve thicker, healthier hair.
By vijayan master's Ayurveda2 years ago in Humans
Can We Hack Our Dreams? Where Do Dreams Come From
Ever wondered why you dream about talking to cats or flying through school? We all do it, but figuring out why it is like chasing butterflies - tricky! Scientists are not sure exactly what dreams are for, but some think they help us sort through feelings or practice in scary situations.
By Moinul Islam2 years ago in Humans
Can You Truly Attract What You Want with the Law of Attraction?
The Law of Attraction has become a buzzword in self-help and wellness circles for years. Many believe that by thinking positively, they can bring their dreams into reality. Others stay skeptical, questioning if it’s just wishful thinking. So, does this idea work? Can you truly manifest what you want?
By LaMarion Ziegler2 years ago in Humans
Europe’s Massive Blackout: 7 Shocking Reasons Behind Spain and Portugal’s Power Crisis
On April 28, 2025, millions across Spain and Portugal woke up to an unsettling reality: no lights, no internet, no transportation. The two neighboring countries were thrown into darkness in one of the largest blackouts modern Europe has ever witnessed. Hospitals switched to emergency generators, airports faced major delays, and daily life ground to a halt in just a few minutes. But how could something like this happen in two of the most developed countries in Europe?
By sondos azhari2 years ago in Humans
"Rising Cybersecurity Threats in the IoT Era: Safeguarding Your Connected World from Hidden Dangers"
Introduction From smart home devices to industrial automation, the Internet of Things (IoT) has completely changed the way we live and work. As we adopt more technology into our lives, millions more devices create a range of problems with security. There are billions of devices connected to the internet; some hackers have more opportunities than ever to exploit them.
By zobairuddin Zobair2 years ago in Humans
New Hope for Hard-to-Treat Depression: Ketamine Spray Subsidised. AI-Generated.
Australia to Subsidize Ketamine Nasal Spray for People With Hard-to-Treat Depression The Australian government will begin paying for a ketamine-based nasal spray to treat people with treatment-resistant depression, marking a significant advance in mental health care. The drug, which is sold under the brand name Spravato (esketamine), will be covered by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) starting in the middle of 2025, which will significantly lower the price for patients who are eligible for it. This move is being praised by psychiatrists and mental health advocates, who say it could be life-changing for thousands of Australians who have struggled for years without relief from conventional treatments.
By Mahir Faysal2 years ago in Humans
Psychology
The Complex World of Psychology: Understanding the Human Mind Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. It explores various aspects of mental processes, emotions, cognition, and social interactions. From understanding how people think and feel to examining the impact of social influences, psychology plays a crucial role in comprehending the complexities of human nature. This article delves into key areas of psychology, including cognitive psychology, behavioral psychology, mental health, and psychological therapy.
By Jeno Treshan 2 years ago in Humans
Silence of the Minds
In the year 2147, humanity achieved the zenith of technological progress, a period characterized by the seamless integration of Artificial Intelligence and robotics into all aspects of daily life. This transformation unfolded gradually, commencing several decades prior with the introduction of basic smartphones and culminating in sophisticated AI systems that oversaw everything from individual affairs to global governance. The advent of the Neurolink, a groundbreaking innovation facilitating direct communication between humans and machines, represented a pivotal moment. With merely a thought, individuals could retrieve information, transmit messages, and manipulate their surroundings. As the Neurolink gained widespread acceptance, it emerged as a beacon of advancement, celebrated as the quintessential instrument for human connectivity. Paradoxically, it would also herald the onset of decline.
By Imon Mridha2 years ago in Humans
The Science of Music's Power to Move Us
Music has a special way of affecting our emotions. It can make us happy, nostalgic, relaxed, or even make us cry. But why does music have such a strong impact on us? Scientists have spent years studying this question, and their research shows that music affects both our brains and emotions in deep and fascinating ways.
By Chistopher2 years ago in Humans
