Opiate drugs are narcotic sedatives that depress activity of the central nervous system, reduce pain, and induce sleep. These, like other prescription drugs, could be beneficial to the body. However, the drug has the capacity to allow the body to become too dependent on it, leading to addiction.
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From virtual brains and Matrix-like thought connections to disease-making bacteria, what the next decade could bring.
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Even felt like eating another slice of that chocolate cake you had fifteen minutes ago? Sometimes, we eat more than what we need. We eat not only to be full and to satisfy our physical needs. Most of the time, we eat because it makes us feel good for a moment. We eat because it is our way of running away from the negative emotions we feel. When we feel depressed, we eat. We use food as ourrefuge, a sort of security blanket amidst our insecurities towards the world.
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We think of the time that families begin preparing for the arrival of a new baby as a time of joy filled with hopes, dreams and high expectations for the future. While many women do indeed feel this elation…
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