Interesting Medical Facts
Dark circles under the eyes
Dark circles under the eyes occur as a reaction of the body to various negative factors: severe fatigue, prolonged stress, exacerbation of a chronic disease. As a rule, when the…

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Psychosomatics: how emotions affect health
Surely each of you has heard the expression: "All diseases are from the nerves." And probably most people agree with that. However, as soon as we happen to get sick,…

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What are nootropics and how do they work
Nootropics are in high demand these days. Nootropics began to be taken not only as prescribed by a doctor, but also on their own, to improve memory and attention. To…

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Nerves on edge: how a nervous breakdown manifests itself
All mechanisms have their own tensile strength. The human body is no exception. People, especially strong in spirit, can withstand the onslaught of stress for a long time. But at…

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What do wet palms mean?

All people sweat. This is a natural physiological process. But some people sweat excessively. It can cover the entire body or affect a separate area. For example, palms. This causes serious discomfort and can lead to the development of psychological problems. So why do palms get wet? What does this symptom say?

4 simple causes of sweating
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Why do we faint?
Syncope, or scientific syncope, is understood as a sudden, unexpected loss of consciousness, lasting no more than a few minutes, more often seconds. Fainting occurs as a result of insufficient…

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