Papers 1741-1750 of total 9943 found.
…because the brain and nerve tissue can only burn glucose to make ATP. The muscles save glucose for the nervous system as often as possible. When oxygen supplies are inadequate in time of exertion, the use of carbohydrate becomes more important…
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…points. The first point being our brains cycle of physical dependency that can always be broken or halted and the other being the brains chemical dependency which can be halted but never completely broken. Unlike alcohol, according to drug.com the active…
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…of neurons in the brain. Hypoglycemia which is low blood sugar. 6. The Population is to people that have blackouts, seizures, or have low blood sugar and heart irregularities. 7. The sample is the people with problems of blackouts, which is sixty percent…
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…he starts to think more about killing and ends up putting an axe through his wife brain. Thirdly because ? second cat throws that he is a killer he bids in the walk ultimately getting called up in it with dead body of the mans wife. When the police come…
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…as a common trait among serial killers. When closing, Beaty explains that her topic cannot be explained accurately. She believed that doctors should be able to control the chemical balance in the human brain. She also stated that we should protect out kids…
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…“Aping Language” discusses how recent studies have suggested that chimps and humans share similar structures of the brain used for understanding. These studies have proved that chimps are capable of understanding and learning new phrases, commands…
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…explains how acupunture kills pain. By touching certain fibers, acupuncture needles block the "gate" in the spinal cord through which the pain impulses procced to the brain. The pain signals, therefore, do not reach to the celebrum. In brief, the success…
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…become very ill or even die. Without enough food in-take you could develop osteoporosis and damage the heart, kidneys and Brain. People with anorexia may experience mental health problems like depression and an increased risk of suicide. Treating anorexia…
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…, bipolar disorder ( manic depression) involves periods of mania involving extreme happiness hyperactivity, rapid speech, a total lach of inhibition, and in more severe cases, delusions of grandeur. (Health Point Depression Pg. 1 ) Brain cells talk to each…
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…entitled Brain Power (165). Premises + Argument = Conclusion If the premises are: And the argument is: Then the Propositions: TRUE VALID SOUND TRUE INVALID UNSOUND FALSE VALID UNSOUND FALSE INVALID UNSOUND Figure 1. Brain Power, by Karl Albrecht, (165…
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