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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Sex Preference Discreet Not Continous
StandardKinsey Was Wrong: Sexuality Isn’t Fluid
We like to think about sexual orientation as a spectrum—but a new study shows it’s far less flexible Continue reading
” researchers have identified a genetic mutation which renders carriers susceptible to particularly impulsive and reckless behavior when drunk”
StandardTrained economists have no more legitimacy discussing the brain then any other medical/physiological topic!
StandardChildhood trauma is the fire that lights the fuse leading to later life destruction of oneself and others.
StandardProbably the Key to Self-Harming Behaviors – Broken or Insufficient μ-Opioid Receptors
Standardthe brains of morbidly obese women contained fewer μ-opioid receptors available for binding than the brains of women of normal weight. These receptors allow people to feel the intense rushes of pleasure that come with activities from eating to using heroin.
“If there is insufficiency in [the food reward processing] system, the compensation would be to reach the pleasurable level [by eating] a little more,” Continue reading