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…with infections. It also promotes the migration of macrophages and neutrophils to the infection site. When macrophages initiate their counterattack, they increase the odds in their favor by sending a message to the brain to raise the body's temperature several degrees…

…, and their vision constricted. Some people had serious brain damage, while others lapsed into unconsciousness or suffered from involuntary movements. Furthermore, some victims were thought to be crazy when they began to uncontrollably shout. People thought the cats…

…the music that makes the movie a success, it's also the acting . Tom Cruise makes himself seem like a no brain marine . That makes him perfect for the job . Demi Moore plays a tough but sexy naval officer (I always liked a women who takes charge) . She…

…consumption only helped about 5% of the children with this disorder. Minor brain injuries from early infection, or birth complications also have been ruled out, head injuries can only explain a few cases of ADHD, not all of them. Television watching, poor home…

…the USFSA. When former NFL tough guy Lyle Alzado died in May 1992 of brain cancer -- a disease he blamed on his longtime abuse of anabolic steroids -- he still had his dignity and his courage. He also had the strength of a toddler. He was 43 years old…

…. However white chocolate doesn't satisfy a craving. Researchers in London have invented a chocolate skin patch to help reduce the urge for chocolate (Reaney). The patch gives off whiffs of vanilla and other scents that help the brain to release serotonin which…

…a lot; the best known is associated with prolonged drinking is cirrhosis of the liver. A disorder called Fatty liver is caused of fatty acids in the liver, which led to the first known case of cirrhosis. Some brain cells often die causing memory losses…

….:Marijuana:. Effects of Marijuana on the Brain. Researchers have found that THC changes the way in which sensory information gets into and is acted on by the hippocampus. This is a component of the brain's limbic system that is crucial for learning…

…up of a toxic metabolic by-product of alcohol called acetaldehyde. It is thought that this substance may interact with the brain chemicals to create a physiological need for an alcoholic to continue drinking. It may also cause cell damage to other vital…

…not evolve from them), and Cro-Magnon socio-cultural advancements. The main argument Stringer's book is this: "In any case, the story of our African Exodus makes it unlikely that there are significant structural or functional differences between the brains…