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Weight Gain Lowers Self-Worth, But Those In Middle Age See It As Inevitable

Weight Gain Lowers Self-Worth, But Those In Middle Age See It As Inevitable

Though there are examples of fit older men, they are the exception, just as attractive young people are the exception. Yet in youth people just accept that, while in middle age men seem to take it more to heart, lowering their feelings of self-worth.In youth, attractiveness can be dismissed as genetics. Later on it becomes inevitable due to age.

Immune Systems And Ketones Are Working Even When You Are Healthy

Immune Systems And Ketones Are Working Even When You Are Healthy

Some people believe the immune system is dormant when you are healthy and only kicks into action when a threat is present.Biologically, nature is always trying to kill things, we are just evolved enough to dismiss most without issues, but your immune system is working even when you feel fine. A recent paper highlights how the immune system even causes the liver of the healthy body to produce an energy source called ketone bodies and how that takes place by letting the liver burn fat during fasting. 

How Climate Change Impacted Diets Over 7,000 Years

How Climate Change Impacted Diets Over 7,000 Years

Before the invention of modern science and technology, where many diverse foods can be grown in areas once considered inhospitable, the whims of nature determined what you ate, and if you ate at all. 

VR Nature Imagery Can Reduce Stress

VR Nature Imagery Can Reduce Stress

A recent study found that a virtual reality experience is able to reduce stress among COVID-19 frontline healthcare workers.

The Dead Galaxies In The Ancient Star City MAGAZ3NE J095924+022537

The Dead Galaxies In The Ancient Star City MAGAZ3NE J095924+022537

Galaxy clusters grow over time under gravity and, in the present-day universe, can contain hundreds or even thousands of galaxies, as well as hot gas and dark matter. As time goes by, their galaxies burn through the fuel available and evolve from vigorously star-forming galaxies into red and dead galaxies.

In The World Capital Of Preterm Births, A Solution From The Candy Aisle

In The World Capital Of Preterm Births, A Solution From The Candy Aisle

In the last few decades more has been learned about the impact of oral health on the entire human biological system. And more is being done to reduce factors that lead to an estimated 15 million babiesborn prematurely or preterm (defined as delivery before the 37th week of pregnancy) each year. Preterm babies are at greater risk of experiencing serious health problems.Due to correlation between preterm births and poor oral care, researchers have looked at various ways to improve dental health during pregnancy, including “deep-teeth cleaning” like scaling and planing to remove plaque and tarter on the teeth and below the gum line, but that hasn't seemed to be very effective.

We Hear Differences Without Listening

We Hear Differences Without Listening

Our auditory system is able to detect sounds at an implicit level. The brain can distinguish between even very similar sounds, but we do not always recognize these differences. A new study demonstrated using sound perception during passive listening; when the subject is not trying to explicitly hear the differences.The result was that the human brain unconsciously distinguishes between even very similar sound signals during passive listening.  

New HIV Variant Breaks Out In The Netherlands

New HIV Variant Breaks Out In The Netherlands

The ongoing SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and new mutations in viral genetic sequences have made "variant" part of the cultural lexicon, because they can have significant impacts on the virus’s transmissibility and the damage it causes. Researchers have long been concerned that could happen in the HIV-1 virus, which has been mitigated thanks to safer sex practices and modern science but still affects 38 million people worldwide.

Flu Pandemics Will Still Happen, And Annual Vaccines Build Stronger Immunity In Kids

Flu Pandemics Will Still Happen, And Annual Vaccines Build Stronger Immunity In Kids

This is the third coronavirus pandemic of this century, after SARS and MERS, and due to that many forget that influenza is a chronic killer, 40-60,000 deaths in America alone each year. To mitigate those effects, there is a seasonal flu vaccine. Each year researchers model how they expect the virus to mutate and then they create a vaccine based on that. Some years are more successful than others but if people do get the flu, effects will be reduced.

What Came First, The Earth Or The Water On It? Science Now Knows The Answer

What Came First, The Earth Or The Water On It? Science Now Knows The Answer

Our life on earth began in water but how did it 'evolve'? To get an understanding of the link between the chemistry of carbon and water, scientists can track the various forms, or isotopes, of its constituent hydrogen and oxygen atoms over the history of the universe, like a giant treasure hunt. Recently, researchers from the CNRS, Paris-Saclay University, the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), and the University of Pau and the Pays de l’Adour (UPPA), with support from the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle (MNHN), have followed the trail of the isotopic composition of water back to the start of the solar system, in the inner regions where Earth and the other terrestrial planets were formed.

Women More Likely To Fake Orgams If Men Are Insecure In Their Masculinity

Women More Likely To Fake Orgams If Men Are Insecure In Their Masculinity

Women in sexual relationships with men whom they perceive as having more fragile masculine ideas change their own behavior to protect the feelings of the men. They reported more faked orgasms and lower sexual satisfaction the more they reported  their partner’s sense of masculinity as fragile.Unlike more surveys, these new studies examine the subject from the perspective of women who seek to protect their partners’ sense of masculinity, perhaps at their own expense.