Memory Impairment

@Anas11 · 3 years ago

How Smartphone Affects Our Lives Nowadays, every person is walking around with a smartphone. And lying on the bed before going to bed is also being used a lot. This habit before going to bed i...

16 likes · 3 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@stayfit · 1 year ago

How our brain is affected when we exercise

We know that doing sports has many benefits for our physical health, but have you heard of its positive effects on our minds? Studies show that doing sports reduces stress, improves sleep quality, and...

3 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Belozoriana · 2 years ago

Where is the memory going?

Stress is a part of life: it haunts you at work, at home, when you read the news or go shopping. This condition can cause a variety of symptoms, and one of them is sudden memory impairment. What happ...

12 likes · 3 comments · Social (27fb)

@Nourha · 2 years ago

Lack of sleep

Lack of sleep is defined as the inability of the human body to benefit from healthy sleep due to the low number of total hours of sleep, or the inability to sleep for continuous periods that ensure t...

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@Daniel132 · 1 year ago

How sitting harms your brain and overall health

Our sedentary lifestyle is not doing us any favors. Sitting for long periods of time at a desk might not only be affecting our waistline and adding on the pounds to our scale. We are sitting in front...

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@Shuvojit12 · 3 years ago

7 foods that improve memory and reduce the risk of heart disease

Now the problem of heart disease and memory confusion in the house. Now, like before, only old people do not have this problem. Heart disease has plagued all ages from eight to eighty. Young childr...

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@Ezelazra3 · 1 year ago

One Person's Trash Can Be Someone Else's Treasure

There is a famous saying; “One person's trash can be someone else's treasure” This phrase is very appropriate for the people we will talk about today. Imagine finding something in the trash that w...

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@eve · 3 years ago

an unhealthy lifestyle that can destroy our body

what is destroying our body? Our human body consists of multiple organs that make up different organ systems.All the organ systems work together to provide proper functioning. All the organ systems w...

3 likes · 3 comments · Creative writing on any topic (49db)

@devjani · 3 years ago

7 ways to increase memory

Many of us forget urgent matters under the pressure of extra work. This is a problem that can lead to gradual impairment of memory. The consequences may not be good in the future. Here are 7 rules t...

52 likes · 47 comments · Good Eearning Read.cash (1cc0)

@Wildgirl · 2 years ago

Noise Pollution; A great threat

Since life has come to this piece of land, every creature of the universe has prefered to look for such a place where they can find internal peace and comfort, just for the sake of this cause human ha...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Jackie123 · 3 years ago

Alzheimer's blood test in your doctor's office closer to reality, studies say

(CNN) — A simple blood test to diagnose Alzheimer's disease — on the wish list of many doctors, researchers and patients — may be closer to becoming a reality, according to the results of studies pr...

4 likes · 0 comments · Reality of life (fb76)

@Mihajloo · 3 years ago

Headache Facts You Didn't Know (See Your Doctor)

I came to this useful information by visiting a doctor with my wife. How did it all start? A month ago my wife had a headache for 7 days and it was scary she was taking medication hoping it would st...

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@biologist25 · 3 years ago

For Some People There is No Such Thing as Music

The research, published in Neuron, was carried out with a female volunteer named Monica, who describes herself as musically disabled. For most people, making a list of favorite songs, playing an inst...

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@Azta · 3 years ago

Memory Loss

We’ve all misplaced keys, blanked on someone’s name, or forgotten a phone number. When you’re young, you don’t tend to pay much attention to these lapses, but as you grow older, you may worry about wh...

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@Ninjatuna · 1 year ago

When it comes to heart health, science indicates that blood type is significant.

Do you know what your blood type is? Every second of every day, minuscule changes in your blood flow through your veins, identifying your blood as belonging to one of the following groups: Multiple...

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@ChucksD · 3 years ago

Six Brain Damaging Habits You Should avoid

No doubt, the brain is one of the essential part in the human body, when it gets damaged, it can affect you severely, including your thoughts, memory, sensation, etc. Below are some few bain damaging...

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@Bilqees · 1 year ago

When your body system starts fighting itself.

The body's immune system is responsible for fighting and destroying foreign bodies that gained access to the body one way or the other. An autoimmune disease occurs when the body's defense system e...

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@SaawConcepts43 · 2 years ago

Helen Schifter: How Drinking Alcohol Effects our Brain Wellness

Alcohol clearly affects the brain, as evidenced by difficulty walking, blurred vision, slurred speech, slower reaction times, and poor memory. Some of these limits can be observed after just one or t...

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@Indiependent · 3 years ago

Why Does The Brain Age?

When we get older, our minds shift in subtle yet observable ways. Sections of the cerebral cortex shrink as neurons retract the branched extensions that receive chemical signals. But what is the root...

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@silver21 · 1 year ago

According to one research, one out of every ten Americans over 65 has dementia.

According to one research, one out of every ten Americans over 65 has dementia. According to recent research, between 2016 and 2017, one in every ten Americans over 65 had dementia, while 22% had mod...

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@Jonelski · 3 years ago

Does Marijuana Make You Stupid?

The stereotype of an avid marijuana smoker is not flattering: slow, unmotivated, a little bit dulled by all that weed. But the science to back up this stereotype is far from clear. Research is mi...

9 likes · 0 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@Manuel22 · 1 year ago

Benefits of exercise in mental health

It is well known that ordinary workout has several fantastic fitness outcomes for the body, together with strengthening the muscle groups, bones, heart, and lungs and supporting to prevent several on...

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@YamceyLou · 3 years ago

sleeeep!!

The following article is for my friends who skip their sleep. Going without sleep a danger, says study by Peter Spinks Science reporter The Age Thursday 17 July 1997 Australian scientists have...

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@JCnakama · 1 year ago

Blood pressure in hot weather.

In hot weather, hypertensive patients may experience changes that are worth knowing about in order to avoid possible negative consequences on their health. Blood pressure is not as stable as is often...

5 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Charlotte · 3 years ago

Face Blindness

Have you ever imagined opening your eyes in the morning and then when you look at the mirror you don’t recognize yourself? Your eyes, nose, mouth, or even your hair seems all unfamiliar? When you look...

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@PVMihalache · 3 years ago

Tuna Bolognese and benefits of eating tuna

Diet is the most important factor that could play a role in raising the levels of serotonin in the brain and improve the mood. Tryptophan, which increases brain serotonin in humans, is an effective an...

4 likes · 7 comments · Food & drink (c8f8)

@neuropure · 2 years ago

How To Improve Brain Function With The Best Health Supplements

It is not that difficult to improve brain function. Busy days challenge your memory function, clarity of mental processes and sustaining a feeling of alertness, especially if you work overtime or have...

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@Finley · 2 years ago

Why we should sleep the right amount of time

Don’t you sometimes wish you could just drop everything and take a nice, comfy nap right then and there? For some of use, deep sense of regret for staying up late the night before has become a part of...

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@Ainsley · 2 years ago

Forgetfulness

Have you been having a hard time to concentrating and being forgetful lately? Maybe this is the cause! Stress Stress triggers a density in the mindset dimension, so there's no room to analyze t...

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@Alidervash · 3 years ago

To triumph over this, allow us to check some critical statistics about Alzheimer's in recent times.

The type of people tormented by this disease is constantly growing everywhere within the global world which incorporates Pakistan. consistent with a conservative estimate, there are about 50 million...

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