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How smartphone addiction affects brain function and mental health

November 16, 2023 -

According to a recent study published in Computers in Human Behavior, problematic smartphone use can cause cognitive impairments, poor sleep quality and depression. The study authors noted that although problematic smartphone use generally correlates with screen time, high screen time alone does not necessarily cause adverse effects. Smartphone use only becomes problematic when it starts to interfere with daily life.

In an article published in EXCLI Journal, Sehar Shoukat ...

Needleless vaccines are here… medical poisons can now be delivered via ultrasound

December 20, 2023 -

At the recent Acoustics 2023 event in Sydney, scientists unveiled the concept along with a press release from the Acoustical Society of America (ASA), which co-hosted the event along with the Australian Acoustical Society.

"The scientific conference brings together acousticians, researchers, musicians and more experts from around the world," the press release reads.

"While in Sydney, they will describe their work on various topics including needle-free ultrasound-enhanced ...

Jaw-dropping report from Ed Dowd: Hematological health claims skyrocketed 522% above trend in 2022

August 01, 2023 -

"Something's going on with our workforce that we've never seen before," the founder of Phinance Technologies told hosts Dr. Drew Pinsky and Dr. Kelly Victory during the former's July 18 appearance at "Ask Dr. Drew."

"The signals found here are just ridiculous and it looks like a cover-up," he added pertaining to the alarming increase in disabilities following the rollout of mRNA vaccines.

? Ed Dowd Drops Bombshell Data: Hematological (Blood-Related) Claims Up 522% ...

“Turbo” cancers and other unusual tumorous conditions appearing in “very strange” ways since COVID jabs were unleashed, warns Dr. Harvey Risch

September 25, 2023 -

Dr. Harvey Risch, whom we have covered before, says that the number of "turbo cancers" is skyrocketing ever since the launch of Operation Warp Speed, a Trump administration scheme that fast-tracked COVID jabs into production and released them en masse under the guise of a "public health emergency."

Many of the people who got jabbed in obedience to both the Trump and Biden regimes now suffer from fast-moving cancers, Dr. Risch revealed in an interview with EpochTV's ...

Next phase of government thought crime tyranny: Mental health round-ups and INVOLUNTARY DETENTION

August 11, 2023 -

Take the current situation in New York City. Officials there have unleashed a new program that they claim is designed to get homeless people off the streets, but reading between the lines reveals a much more sinister plot to override the First and Fourth Amendments at will under the guise of protecting society.

In the Big Apple, a person can now be forcibly hospitalized for suspected mental illness if her or she carries "firmly held beliefs not congruent with cultural ...

Finland introduces world’s first phone-free island to study effects of social media addiction

June 27, 2023 -

For the first time, officials in Ulko-Tammio are asking visitors to turn their smartphones off – or better yet, to just leave them at home and enjoy the scenery the natural way.

Located in the Eastern Gulf of Finland, Ulko-Tammio has officially declared itself to be a "phone-free" zone starting this year. The island is visited annually by millions of tourists, so the change is significant.

"The island of Ulko-Tammio, which is located off the coast of Hamina, will ...

Discovery of two new mammal species from the Jurassic period could reveal how humans got ears, scientists say

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Two recent papers in the journal Nature indicate that the two fossilized specimens look like modern weasels and are a species of prehistoric mammalian animals. Paleontologists hope these new discoveries could provide a better understanding of how the mammalian middle ear evolved from the joints of the jaw millions of years ago.

One of the new mammals discovered is from the Shuotheriidae genus. It comes from the Middle Jurassic period from 174.1 to 161.5 million years ago....

Netherlands is approving EUTHANASIA for people with autism, intellectual disabilities and mental illnesses

July 04, 2023 -

Lead researcher Irene Tuffrey-Wijne, a palliative care specialist and a member of Kingston University's Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education, along with her team of researchers, analyzed documents related to 900 legal euthanasia cases released by the Dutch government's euthanasia review committees.

Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide in the Netherlands have been legal since 2002, becoming the first country in the world to allow doctors to kill patients....

Physically healthy 28-year-old Dutch woman with autism and depression given approval to end her life through assisted suicide

6 days ago -

Zoraya ter Beek, who resides in a serene Dutch town near the German border with her boyfriend and two cats, once harbored dreams of becoming a psychiatrist but found herself unable to pursue her ambitions due to her mental illness. Now, after enduring relentless suffering, she has made the difficult choice to pursue euthanasia due to her ongoing battle with depression, autism and borderline personality disorder. Her decision came after her psychiatrist told her that her condition ...

Polyphenols in wild blueberries can help lower blood pressure and boost brain function

July 02, 2023 -

Polyphenols refer to a group of active compounds found naturally in plants, particularly those with vibrant hues. They are extensively studied for their beneficial properties, which include antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer and anti-diabetic activities.

According to a new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (AJCN), the polyphenols in wild blueberries can also boost brain function and help maintain a healthy heart. They recommend consuming ...

Signs of abnormal mental development and common disorders in children

June 27, 2023 -

If you notice that your children are struggling with their homework and not functioning effectively at home, school and other social environments, it might be time to check if they have signs of abnormal mental development or mental health issues.What causes mental health issues in children?

Mental health problems in children refer to difficulties or disruptions in their "normal development of thinking, behaviors, social abilities and emotional regulation appropriate for ...

Elon Musk Goes to Auschwitz: How an otherwise smart man keeps missing the key lesson of the Holocaust

February 02, 2024 -

(Article republished from RT.com)

A whole complex of camps – which combined mass murder with brutal slave-labor – Auschwitz played a key role in the Holocaust, the genocide of Jews committed by Germany (with some help from others) between 1933 and 1945.

The background of Musk’s visit is simple: Last year, the tech billionaire got himself into serious – and well-deserved – trouble by retweeting and endorsing an anti-Semitic tweet on X, the powerful social media ...

5G REMOTE KILL VECTOR: Science paper reveals cell phone signals can activate the release of biological PAYLOADS from graphene oxide injected into the body

September 14, 2023 -

The study abstract reveals how a cell phone can emit signals to activate a low voltage current that interacts with Graphene Oxide (GO) molecules, causing efficient delivery of drug payloads:

This study aims to determine low-voltage-controlled dual drug (aspirin and doxorubicin) release from GO surface. Here, we have demonstrated how to control the drug release rate remotely with a handy mobile phone, with zero passive release at idle time.

Because of its extremely ...

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The mind can control the body: Body sensations found to be controlled by psychological stimuli more often than physical stimuli

August 28, 2018 -

The researchers reported that cognitive processes are responsible for body sensations such as numbness, pulse, tingling, and warmth. So, anything that adjusts one's state of mind – such as meditative contemplation or mindful practices – can also alter these common sensations that were formerly attributed to autonomic processes.

Researchers from ELTE Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary conducted the groundbreaking study. They published their results in Physiology International in ...

Auditory reinforcement: Study finds reading aloud to yourself helps you retain information

January 02, 2018 -

Instead of memorizing silently, speaking words aloud promotes better long-term memory of information. Learning and memory benefits more from active involvement, in this case, speaking out the words instead of reading silently. Professor Colin MacLeod, co-author of the study and chair of the Department of Psychology at the University of Waterloo, says that learning and memorization become easier tasks when activity is involved in the process. Dr. Noah Forrin, lead author of ...

Schizophrenia patients are benefiting from “avatar therapy” which gives a face to their auditory hallucinations

August 11, 2018 -

Threatening, auditory hallucinations are symptoms of schizophrenia. Around 60 to 70 percent of patients with the illness report experiencing these hallucinations. These voices (which may or may not sound like the patient’s own voice) generate too much “noise” in one’s head, causing many schizophrenic patients to be distracted, angry, or irritated. There have also been cases of schizophrenic patients attempting suicide because of these voices. Treatment for this symptom was lackluster ...

Blind people really do have better hearing: The brain adapts to sharpen it

February 19, 2020 -

Brain plasticity allows blind people to hear better

“There’s this idea that blind people are good at auditory tasks, because they have to make their way in the world without visual information. We wanted to explore how this happens in the brain,” said Ione Fine, the senior author of both studies.

According to previous research, a part of the brain called human middle temporal complex (hMT+) becomes sensitive to auditory motion in individuals who had lost their sight ...

Same thing, only better: Your brain behaves differently when you’re outside than it does – performing the same tasks – indoors

August 17, 2018 -

"Something about being outdoors changes brain activity," lead author Joanna Scanlon explained in an article that appeared in Science Daily. "In addition to dividing attention between the task and riding a bike, we noticed that brain activity associated with sensing and perceiving information was different when outdoors, which may indicate that the brain is compensating for environmental distractions."

For the study, the research team mounted mobile EEG equipment into ...

Imagining threats beforehand can make you less afraid of them when (or if) they occur

April 03, 2019 - auditory stimuli. To better assess the neurocognitive changes of imagination and threat perception, functional MRI images were collected from all the participants for each phase. Skin conductance responses were likewise recorded continuously.

Daniela Schiller, professor of neuroscience and psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and senior author of the paper said of their findings: “We found that imagined extinction and real extinction were equally ...