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    Our brains perceive men's and women's voices differently And that's not a fiction to please patriarchy or matriarchy supporters😁 That is a physiological fact. The fact is that women's voices are often at higher frequencies. And the range of these frequencies is wider than that of male voices. For some unclear reason, our brain is initially better "tuned" to perceive the range of male voices. Therefore, the human brain has to "decode" the meaning of what a woman says, using its additional resources. Speaking about obscurity of the reason of such adjustment of the brain, we can add one more fact. 👉🏻People suffering from auditory hallucinations hear male speech more often.

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    Nootropics are "magic" pills for the mind We suspect that you have heard of them. Even if you haven't, you've probably heard of glycine, which is often used by students to "pump up" their minds. However, they don't get any effect other than self-confidence. The fact is that nootropics can improve brain activity only in the presence of vascular problems. If there are no such problems, their effect will not be observed🙌🏻 Nootropics have no direct effect on neurons. However, we do know that cognitive simulators can do that! Here they really can "perk up" your gyrus and make your neurons work "like new". They help in improving the cognitive abilities of even healthy people.

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    Meteorism A symptom with a huge number of causes. Just look at👇🏻 - Hurried eating; - Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS); - Chronic gastritis; - Chronic pancreatitis; - Cholecystitis; - Gallstone disease; - Functional dyspepsia; - Lactose intolerance; - Celiac disease; - Systemic malnutrition; And so on, and so on... So, ahem, be careful - don't ignore your flatulence.

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    A drop of blood and 60 seconds 60 seconds: that's how long it takes for a drop of blood to leave the heart, make a complete circuit of blood through the body, and come back.

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    Be sure not to repeat it❗️❗️❗️ A chemist dissolved a jelly bear in acid on a dare! And he deeply regretted it. Teacher Richard was fired from school for his love of hazardous experiments. Now he has created a Telegram channel where he presents live demonstrations of how science can blow your mind: - How to assemble a robot at home? - A school experiment that got out of hand (watch video). - Is it feasible to dissolve a corpse in acid? No one knows how the next experiment will end: Nikola Tesla

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    If you want to test how elastic your skin under your eyes still is, perform the following experiment (though it's admittedly quite ruthless): pull your lower eyelid down so that the whites of your eyeballs show. And then quickly release it. Does the eyelid immediately come back into place and fit snugly against the eye? Then congrats, you are still fine! But if it doesn't happen right away, much less with a delay of two seconds or more, then you've probably fallen victim to one of the factors that speed up aging.

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    Advertisements for many cosmetic products promise to regulate sebum activity and/or actively fight oily skin Stop believing it, that’s outright nonsense! The sebaceous glands are very deep in the skin, on the second subterranean floor. No cream will penetrate there; even the special acne creams available only on prescription can not affect the overproduction of sebum.

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    A person is able to survive without a significant portion of internal organs Naturally, the quality of life deteriorates, but the ability to function remains. We can live without our spleen, gallbladder, thyroid gland, appendix, tonsils, reproductive organs, part of our liver, intestines, stomach, one lung and one kidney. There are a lot of nuances to these "can live" things, but the very possibility and flexibility of our body - it doesn't cancel it out.

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    What is a tangerine orgasm 🍊 Not every man can deliver this type of orgasm. No preparation. No accessories. Only the member of the partner and a special pose. The guy gets up against the wall and spreads her legs wide, so that her vagina...read more

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    "Waters have broken" What does this phrase mean, why are these "waters" needed, and why are they "breaking"? The answer is👇🏻 "Water" is the amniotic fluid. It surrounds the fetus and acts as a natural environment for the fetus and supports its vital functions. "It comes off" because the fetal bladder bursts - it contains the fetus during pregnancy. And the fetal membranes have, shall we say, an "expiration date". This expiration date is set for a certain time so that they thin out just before the birth.

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    Why do the trachea need half rings while the bronchi have rings? We can see them in the animation☝🏻 Behind the trachea lies the esophagus and it’s tightly attached to it. And since it has peristalsis (and therefore deforms) - the trachea faces it "flat" and "ringless" side. And also the trachea has a support on the tissues of the neck, which facilitates the task of the half-ring. But next to the bronchi are the lung tissue and vessels - there is nothing to lean on. So they rely entirely on their own fixation mechanism - the rings.

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    Biohacking basics. Breathing - by improving the quality of the air we breathe, we give ourselves a few extra years of life Breathing exercises: 1. Inhale for 2 seconds. 2. Exhale for 4 seconds. 3. Hold your breath for 4 seconds. At the same time you will feel a feeling of lack of oxygen - this is normal. This type of exercise is excellent for bronchitis, pneumonia, adenoiditis, skin pathologies, Raynaud's disease, obesity, rheumatism and many other diseases.

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    My friend started a channel where he explains complicated things from the world of cryptocurrency in simple language. Sign up and start trading in a week - @crypto_for_dummie

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    To find out the condition of the lungs, conduct the following experiment: 1. Take the most normal breath. 2. Hold your breath as long as you can. If you hold your breath for less than 20 seconds - bad, 20 to 40 seconds - satisfactory, 40 to a minute - good and over 60 seconds - excellent. How long did you hold your breath?

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    Travel interestingly with Peaceful World!🗺 ✅You will visit the mouth of the volcano and the sandy beaches!🌋 ✅Swim with dolphins and take part in a safari!🐬 👇🏼 All this is only with us!👇🏼 https://t.me/+Bl_a8byahzcxZTAy

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    The structure of the white matter of the human brain.

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    Myth: A warming compress should be made if you have ear pain. Warming procedures for ear infections can not only increase inflammation, but also lead to serious complications, from the formation of an abscess to sepsis.

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    Get in the habit of investing 5% of your salary in crypto. - I started doing that at 18 and withdrew my first million at 22. For growth and no risk, purchase the right currencies: and how to figure out which ones the Unchained | Crypto News will reveal. That guy is the icon for tons of beginners and pros alike. - Which crypto to rise in early 2022? - How to sort it all out on your own once and for all (read 12 minutes). - What if not Bitcoin? Crypto portfolio for dummies. Investment in layman's terms: The Vigorous Investor (Unchained | Crypto News)