Neuroscience

Thank you your honor for giving me the opportunity to speak and to express my feelings on the situation. I am here today writing you this letter because eight months ago, on February 4th 2017, Alejandro Lara-Lozano hit Madi and I and left us there. My memory of that night is very hazy. When he hit us the airbags went off and knocked me out. So, all I remember is wanting to go get food in the Oakview Food Court and then waking up in a hospital bed in severe pain with tubes and Ivs hooked up to everything

Even with a substantial amount of research on the complex concept of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), much remains unknown when it comes to the root of this disorder. Study after study have shown that there are multiple brain regions of the ASD brain that act differently when compared to typically developing (TD) individuals. One area of the brain that researchers have shown an interest in is the fusiform gyrus. The fusiform gyrus is a section of the brain that is located between the parahippocampal

People tend to deny that they have an addiction, even though they do. They do not want to believe something about themselves that deep down they know are true. The constant connection to social media, rewires the brain to become conform to constantly want to be connected to something. . The lack of understanding what another human being is thinking or feeling is very dangerous. Human beings are very sensitive and emotional, researchers have found that people tend to overshared when under intense

Millions of Americans have experienced back pain at one point or another in their life. Back pain is one of the most common complaints that a doctor will hear from a patient on a visit. Understanding the source of your pain can be very overwhelming and frustrating, especially when a structural explanation cannot be provided. Could your back pain be triggered by stress? For many individuals, stress is not the first thing that comes to mind when trying to establish the cause of their back pain. However

Hook: Imagine living in a perfect society and hearing all of the jobs that the people would get, but if someone got the Receiver of Memory, they would receive a lot of the pain from the memories. Jonas’s assignment as the next Receiver of Memory is a punishment. The job as a Receiver of Memory caused a lot of pain. Jonas feels separate and different from his fellow peers when he became the Receiver of Memory. When The Giver became a little older, age showed a lot more when The Giver became the

The Pros of Rewriting a Memory Nearly everyone possesses a memory that they wish they could change, whether they make the wrong decision, or just commit some embarrassing action. Although these memories typically hold little significance on daily life, severe emotional recollections truly shape one’s life, and impact those around he/she. To rewrite a memory, one can either remove painful emotions, or increase the amount of emotions, depending on which option creates a bigger and more beneficial effect

Teens may not like this, but if they spend more than two hours per day on entertainment screen time, they are damaging their brains. Children, teens, and adults all over the world are spending non-school or work related time at their computers for over two hours a day, wiring their brains to do things that cancel out the ability to have real world interactions, and the ability to do the essential things that help them live. Some may argue that letting kids spend time on the screen is good because

Why Do We Cry? The most sensitive part of the eye is the iris. Which is the thin circular structure of the eye. It is responsible for controlling the size of the pupil and regulates how much light can reach the retina. The iris of the eye is very sensitive. For the sake of using “The iris” about 20 million times throughout this essay, Iris is a woman. She cries when she is upset, when she is happy, and cries when particles for example, debris, or certain fumes she comes into contact with. And the

Many Popular Medications Could Stifle Joy You know that Tylenol can take the edge off physical pain. But did you know that it may also dull your emotions? Intriguing research from Ohio State University suggests that acetaminophen-containing drugs like Tylenol may reduce the intensity of emotions. Acetaminophen is a popular painkiller, with billions of doses sold annually. In any given week, about one-quarter of American adults (23 percent) take it to relieve all kinds of pain – everything from post-surgical

When you experience chronic pain, it’s difficult to concentrate on anything else. If you’re experiencing pain, know that there are remedies to help you, many of them natural. Here’s a look at some of the causes of pain and the solutions. 1. Healing Inflammation Bodily inflammation can be caused by an injury, such as a bad fall or a car accident. However, it can also have its cause in the foods we eat. If you find that you are suddenly experiencing symptoms like joint pain, body aches, or even skin