- Friday, July 8, 2011, 20:33
- Health
Canadian researchers from McMaster University have demonstrated for the first time the effect of intestinal microflora on the chemical processes in the brain that govern the behavior and mood.
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- Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 17:34
- Sports & Fitness
It turns out that intensive training to exhaustion is much more useful for mood than a moderate one.
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- Tuesday, March 29, 2011, 18:41
- Makeup
It’s not a good idea psychologically to keep things bottled in, so here is the way to bottle your feelings out. Those who like to wear their hearts on their sleeves are bound to take to wearing their moods on their hands. Not with rings, though, that’s old stuff. It will be cooler by far when your nails begin to relate to your mood changes.
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- Wednesday, December 16, 2009, 11:12
- Health
Our emotions or mood can alter the way we react to pain, according to Mathieu Roy, the author of a new study conducted at Columbia University in New York. The tests showed when pain is perceived by brain and how this pain can be worse when combined with negative feelings.
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- Tuesday, October 28, 2008, 19:45
- Health, News
You have probably noticed how choosing between various bijous in the store or just looking over beads and earrings already at home may cut down on stress. It is not for nothing that not only shopping, but also window-shopping help get rid of negative emotions. The scientists have recently found the evidence proving that bijouterie has a sedative effect on women's psyche.
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- Tuesday, July 15, 2008, 8:06
- News
Probably you already know that watermelon has miraculous facilities – it works as
Viagra. Scientists have found that this is not the only valuable property of watermelon. Watermelon enhances the mood and heightens vital force. The scientists researched what effect on people can have a few slices of watermelon per day. Most of the volunteers, who participated in the study, informed that their mood and their vital forces were improved due to the “watermelon diet”.
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