A new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus challenges a decades-old hypothesis on adaptation, a key feature in how sensory cells of the inner ear (hair cells) detect sound. The paper, out today in Science Advances, examines how hair cells transform mechanical forces arising from sound waves into a neural electrical signal,… Read More »
Fasting and ketosis are good for the brain. I loved it. The Bottom Line. Yesterday, being Easter, I thought I’d treat myself to a heap of sugar all in the name of science and ate a load of milk chocolate, wheat flour pancakes, bagel Whole foods, optimized for nutrition. It may actually be the opposite… Read More »
To those of you, like me, who have used their daily vehicle a lot less than daily over the past few months, have you been looking after it in the same way as you would an occasional-use vehicle now? That is to say, are you checking everything before you hit the road, or are you… Read More »
Even if the best possible solution is to exercise and to talk to a professional nutritionist, most simply use the internet to find information about losing weight Unfortunately. According to the records in the history books the Soul Ladder was originally used in the battle of defending the city. There could be no bias. Blog… Read More »