Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome a Psychological or Physical Illness?
Psychologically, some scientists view Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) as a psychological illness, meaning that the psychological factor has a major impact that is no less significant than the physical factor. There is a common misconception that what is psychological...
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The impact of water and beverages on blood glucose level after meals
Should we consume beverages and water with food? In diets, whether for weight loss, maintenance, or managing blood sugar, we strive to minimize sudden spikes in blood glucose levels. So, what is the impact of drinking water during a meal on this process? One study [1]...
How to Spot Imposters in Political Forecasting: Professor Jiang as an example
A Chinese individual known as Professor Jiang, whose real name is Xueqin Jiang, has recently gained fame. He has issued several predictions, including a joint U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran, a ground invasion of Iran by America, and the demolition of the Al-Aqsa...
Fasting in Ramadan, dehydration and its impact on our energy
As we live through the days of Ramadan this year, we read a lot on Facebook about the benefits of fasting for all body systems. The true scientific aspect of these claims is based on numerous fasting studies. However, there is a slight nuance: the vast majority of...
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Proving the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy Through Brain Imaging
Is there a biological evidence on the efficacy of psychotherapy? Can we prove prove any changes by brain imaging studies that demonstrate the effects of talk therapy? Researchers from Emory University[1] identified specific brain activity patterns that could indicate...
The impact of skipping rope on mood
Jumping rope has several characteristics compared to other types of aerobic and cardio exercises. Whether it's long rope (with others) or individual. One of its features is that it can be practiced in a small space, making it suitable for dry, hot areas where people...
To Choose Madness: The First Arab Psychological Epic
From the dark depths of childhood and upbringing in the Arab world, To Choose Madness traces the unfortunate path of a “sane” person through that turmoil. Parental violence — where a belt or a whip may do more damage than the secret prisons of authoritarian Arab...
Philosophy
Consciousness of time – Daniel Dennett’s “Consciousness Explained”
Dennet dedicates the 6th chapter to discuss consciousness of time. The first question he raises is about an experiment where a person is asked to repeat what they hear from a recording of speech. The person can recount some of what they heard but not all, even though...
Multiple Drafts Model – Daniel Dennett’s “Consciousness Explained”
In chapter five of his book "consciousness explained", Dennett debunks the Cartesian Theatre idea and introduces his theory: the Multiple Drafts Model. Descartes' idea, also known as Cartesian Theatre, persisted until the 20th century. Dennett dedicates a significant...
Heterophenomenology – Daniel Dennett’s “Consciousness Explained”
Heterophenomenology is defined by Dennett to be a third person perspective when studying consciousness or mental experience. It serves as Dennett's departure point in addressing the complexities of consciousness. Phenomenology traditionally relies on a subject's...
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