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    In order to enhance the quality of life and serve humanity, the scientific-research studies in human subjects have been increased. The human-neuroscience research is one of the most fundamental areas that studies the correlation between the human brain and the nervous system. The research studies in human neuroscience have been rapidly increased, and also most biological processes of the human brain have been identified. Accordingly, neurotherapies have been developed to analyze and stimulate the

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    The experiment supported the hypotheses and the aims were met; lignocaine, atropine and hexamethonium were identified to inhibit peristalsis (53.6%, 45.8% and 56.8% respectively). Nicardipine completely inhibited peristalsis with 0.0% of the standard amplitude (Figure 2). This standard amplitude of 2.0cm · H2O was chosen because it caused the maximum peristaltic response without fatiguing the tissue (Figure 1). A decline in amplitude over time would have shown this fatigue. Lignocaine, a local anaesthetic

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    Seizures are groups of neurons that discharge which lead to excessive excitation or loss of inhibition of those neurons. The cause of seizures is thought of as malfunction of ion channels. The repeated electrical activity from seizures damages brain cells. Epilepsy is defined as “a condition characterized by two or more recurrent epileptic seizures over a period longer than 24 hours, unprovoked by an immediate identified cause” (Bharucha et al, 1997). Temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) is a repeated

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    Brain Vs Brain Debate

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    This concept was traced back to the time of Classical Greece, more specifically around 500 BC. The idea of the ‘Brain vs Heart’ is that either all mental processes happen in the brain or heart. The people who thought of these ideas were Alcmaeon and Empedocles, both Greek Philosophers. Alcmaeon believed that the brain controlled all these processes whilst Empedocles believed that the heart did these things. Along with the Brain vs Heart debate, the mind-body problem also originates from Classical

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    Aronson and Colleagues (2013) believes that in most cases new nurses find themselves under prepared to handle complex patient cases when patient illness rapidly deteriorates. The researchers use quasi- experimental studies for the research. The study thus sought to evaluate the preliminary effectiveness of theory based role modelling intervention on enhancing the students competencies in responding to stimulated response to rescue event. The measurement of the performance was enhanced by Heart

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    Jeremy Bentham said in his “Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation”, that “the rarest of all human qualities is consistency” believing that people were rational actors who understood that the appropriate action was to cause “the greatest happiness of the greatest number” (Bentham, 1789). However, human beings are often far from consistent in their adherence to utilitarianism, falling often to the emotional, deontological response. When faced with the choice of pushing one person

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    The most public concern about mitochondrial replacement is the unsureness of the new technology on human offspring. Pronuclear transfer and mitochondrial spindle transfer techniques have only been used on animal subjects such as rhesus monkeys and mice and human zygotes that were abnormally fertilized (unipronuclear or tripronuclear) (Craven at el. 82). Because PNT and MST were used on animals- which does not have the same genetic makeup as humans- and abnormal human zygotes it is impossible to

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    “Eddie The Eagle” real story of a British Olympian “Eddie The Eagle” is a documentary film directed by Dexter Fletcher that portrays a guy called Eddie who was very keen to engage in sports; and was enthusiastic to be a representative of his own country, the Great Britain, in the Olympic competitions. When he was around ten years old, he started off by engaging himself into wide variety of sports including hurdling, weightlifting, javelin throw and pole vault. Although he was not successful in

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    Erectile dysfunction is not permanent, it can be reversed Many years of experience and deep examination of Erectile Dysfunction show that this disorder is reversible for as much as 35% of the initial healthy state. So called natural treatment of the problem is believed to be more effective than medical one but in some cases natural means are not enough to restore ones erection and satisfy a partner. It is widely known that general improvement of health helps to restore man's strength. Avoiding smoking

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    One of the most common sexual issues distressing thousands of men is premature ejaculation. Aside from affecting men's sexuality and masculinity, this condition also affects their partners. Premature ejaculation or otherwise termed as PE is caused by several underlying problems. These include factors such as problems with the perineal muscles that control ejaculation or imbalances with hormonal levels. Psychological factors such as anxiety and excessive stress can also lead to premature ejaculation

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