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…from the brain, such as the hands, and subsequently spreads through other muscle groups closer to the brain. Such early symptoms as this, however, can hardly be noticed. Early symptoms of ALS are very slight and often overlooked. They begin as simple…
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…to reach certain brain cells, leading to so-called neuropsychiatric abnormalities, or psychological disturbances which are caused by physical damage to nerve cells. From the first reports AIDS in 1981, through mid-1994 more than 402,000 AIDS cases and more…
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…that we use. We read their articles and copy their phrases and words. An example is an article in the paper about a man who has just graduated. The paper refers to him as brains at the beginning of the article. In the next few pages is an article about…
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…are artistic and creative which uses the right side of the brain, and they are also very technical and mathematical, which uses the left side of the brain. Many of the abilities that associate with architecture are things such as visualization, written expression…
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…and mentally tortured by O'Brien in the infamous room 101 until he confesses to many crimes he never committed. He is being brain-washed so that he conforms to the party doctrine. The ultimate torture is the use of rats that are caged and strapped over his face…
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…aspect of truancy, we see that there are benefits here as well. An article in Newsweek states: When students skip they have to work extra hard to catch up on missed work. This actually releases a chemical in the brain, called adenosylmethionine, which helps…
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…. A study of over 2 dozen convicted criminals on death row found that all had been so seriously abused during childhood that they probably all suffered from brain damage. To further this subject, women convicted of murder are almost never executed. For instance…
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…to burn the chemicals in the brain which relate to thinking habits and patterns, self esteem, and relationship traits. John Weber, author of High Times magazine that promotes marijuana, says that even though marijuana can be used to make manufactured…
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…not be generalized or applied to anyone else., since there is no proof that all children develop the same way as Genie would have. Since Genie had irregular sleep spindles in her brain waves she could have been brain damaged at birth. Genie’s case study by far did…
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…it. The Hypothalamus, a part of the brain, important because it regulates the internal activities of the body. Although the Hypothalamus constitutes less than one percent of the total volume of the brain, it has an important influence on many of the body’s functions…
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