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Love has a survival advantage because it promotes pairing for survival of a species, and it is an ideal setting for the care and protection of young children. Friendship and real social networks are important for promoting health and  well being. We know a lot about the transmitters involved in “falling in love,” and a lot about the corresponding brain circuits. Phenylethylanine and dopamine involved in the initial euphoria which probably acts in the pathways between the limbic system concerned…

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Signals are activated and travel upward to the Cortical areas of the brain, and the activation produces a feeling of safety or is it a threat? This activation produces a strong feeling of safety or threat. The type of emotion experienced depends on which part of the brain or cortical areas are activated. Is it the Cortisone, the fight or flight pathways. I would say not too swift if you trigger your fear. Who wants to be sick from fear?…

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Emotions can be thought of as body changes that prompt us into action. They have evolved to get us to do what we have to in order to survive and pass our genes onto the next generation, and to reinforce their effectiveness for survival. Emotionally triggered actions are associated with pleasant or unpleasant conscious emotions, and the response is the biological feelings that act as data enters into your being. The emotions and feelings tend, or so thought to be…

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In our Democracy where free speech is allowed, this is my knowledge and no one else, if you have holes in your area four in your brain’s Cortex, you will get a muscle movement degenerative disease from Covid 19. This comes from knowledge of University training, and knowledge of a few doctors combined. The reason this happens is because the DNA is effected by nuclei destabilization, proteins misfolding, and your carbons weakened by an environmental assault that was made in…

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This is a biological story of Love, and what happens with emotions that we must be very careful of, and honestly understand carefully and now I am brutally honest so kids will have to understand, you do not have to act on every emotion if it is inappropriate. But attachment to our offspring is a huge emotion and pull for Justice of the Land to Matter. Emotions can be thought of as body changers, behavior changers, thought changers, action changers,…

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Proteins misfolding is a common cellular event that can occur throughout a lifetime of a cell. This is caused by genetic mutation, translation errors of the HELIX, adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine, and abnormal protein modification and can cause incomplete function. Neurological proteins misfolding include neurological diseases and these are characterized by intra-cellular of misfolded alpha – syndein, inclusive of alpha-synucleipathies. This can be pathways interrupted from cells dying, or cells being entered by the Ace 2 receptor and interfering in…

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Motor disorders can be divided into two principal groups, hyperkinesia (over-activity) and hypo-kenesia, too little movement. The former is about a wide group of disorders that are involuntary muscle movements, show shaking of various body parts, tics which are uncontrollable and rapid, disjointed movements and or sounds. Sudden shock-like muscle contractions are symptoms of myo-clonus, wide, quick random and jerky movements and caused by chorea and ballism. Hyper-kinesia disorders are generally slowness in movements (brady-kinesia) “freezing” or inability to begin…

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The Primary motor cortex located or M1 is located on the precentral gyrus and on the paracentral lobule on the medial surface of the brain. The primary function of the motor cortex is to generate signals to direct the movement of the body. The motor cortex is an area of the frontal lobe located in the posterior precentral gyros immediately anterior to the central sulcus. (1) The functions of this area are control of posture during your movements. (2) Controlling…

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