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71Delving Into The Autistic Brain - Part 6
by gailbuck
What biochemical factors might cause a problem with the synthesis of neurotransmitters and hormones in autism? A deficiency of the intestinal enzyme DPP-IV (dipeptydal peptidase), which acts to catalyze... published 6 months ago
69Delving Into The Autistic Brain - Part 4
by gailbuck
What biochemicals are involved in the digestion and metabolism of the food we eat? Carbohydrates, proteins and fats pass through the digestive tract from the mouth to the stomach and liver and onto the... published 6 months ago
58Onto-Glyphs Language
by hassam
Biochemistry is one of the most important and interesting branches of biological sciences. They play an important role in defining the molecular structure and chemical behaviours of the essential, besides... published 6 weeks ago
74Delving Into The Autistic Brain - Part 5
by gailbuck
What happens in our bodies if there is an enzyme or hormone deficiency? The deficiency of a single enzyme or hormone can wreak serious metabolic havoc, because even a partial deficiency in catalytic... published 6 months ago
56Meditation for Busy People and Non-Monks
by vandenburgj
Meditation for Busy People and Non-Monks Meditation. The word itself seems so far removed from the demands of the typical American life that it often conjures up images of head-shaving, toga-wearing,... published 6 months ago
65Law of Attraction Series #4: Emotions
by vandenburgj
Law of Attraction Series #4 Thoughts, Emotions and Beliefs Emotions When I first developed this series on the Law of Attraction, I made a conscious decision to keep in mind all of those hard-learned... published 5 months ago
71Delving Into The Autistic Brain - Part 1
by gailbuck
How does sensory information travel to and from the brain? Sensory receptors in our eyes, ears, nose, mouth and all over our skin pick up sensory energy and change it into streams of electrical impulses.... published 6 months ago
62WHAT'S BRINGING YOU DOWN?
by connie lane
The study of brain chemistry has led to advances in the treatment of depression. We are learning more about the chemicals that are produced in the body, and even certain foods, that effect our moods.The... published 2 years ago
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