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The Hidden Power of Your Dark Side

We’ve all encountered someone at work who’s challenging, not malicious, but stressful to be around. They might be excellent at their job, yet constantly embroiled.

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Scientists Identify Brain “Glitch” That Fuels Overeating

Researchers have uncovered a cluster of neurons in the brain responsible for storing “meal memories” detailed recollections of when and what we eat. Published in.

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How Habits Are Built in the Brain

Whether you’re aiming to quit smoking or build a healthier lifestyle, changing a habit involves more than just self-control. According to recent research, habits are.

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Addiction Is Not Weakness—It’s Brain Chemistry

While many people drink alcohol occasionally and without problems, others find it difficult to stop once they start. If you’ve struggled to control your drinking.

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Can Self-Hugging Help Reduce Anxiety? New Study

We all know that a warm hug from a friend or loved one can lift our spirits and ease emotional distress. But what happens when.

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