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💡INSIGHT: Look at the structure between (heme group of) haemoglobin vs chlorophyll. Both surprisingly similar at molecular level. one makes blood red and other makes plant green. Nature really loves recycling good design!!🩸🌿
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People around the world already know that Honey is one of the most benificial food in the world. But, there is a honey called "The Mad Honey" that may causes severe physical reactions and hallucinations in humans when used in large doses. It actually contains natural plant toxins—most notably grayanotoxins. Once you consume in large doses, it causes dizziness, extreme drops in blood pressure, and fainting. But, in small doses, it is used as a cure for many disease
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White rice vs Brown rice: Why Brown rice give more durability🍚 Brown rice keeps the bran layer full of fiber nutrients. This fiber slows digestion >> steady energy release >>no sugar crash! White rice = fast burn & crash. Brown rice = long-lasting stamina. Perfect for students, athletes, or anyone who wants to stay energetic longer 💪Do you eat brown rice or white rice? Tell me
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When you cut an apple, you will see the apple turn brown. It turns out to be the chemical reaction to fight the bacteria🍎
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Do you know? there is a chemical reaction when you mixed coffee with milik which gives you beautiful brown color☕️
The Chemistry of Coffee☕️ Coffee is one of the most consumed baverage in the world. From the smells that attracts million people to the energy boots that stays you a wake. But, do you know there are lots of molecules that makes coffe so good? Lets break it down!!👇👇
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🧅Simple Chemistry: Why Onions Make You Cry?? You damage the cells >> enzymes create syn-propanethial-S-oxide gas >> this gas reacts with water in your eyes >> forms acid >> tears! Nature’s built in tear gas. Who else cries every time they cook?
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The Chemistry of Exercise >>Better Sleep🌛 Many of us are told about food that might help better sleep. But, exercising also gives promising way to fix your sleeping problem. in chemical perspective, excercising function as a reset of our neurochemistry. Physical exercise actively regulating key hormones, stress markers, and core body temperatures which gives you aster, deeper, and more restorative sleep. Here how it works: 1)Adenosine builds up Exercise burns ATP ((your cells' energy currency) >> byproduct = adenosine. Adenisone piles up in your brain as you do more intense exercise. It binds to receptors, quiets wake-promoting neurons, and screams "TIME TO SLEEP."

ALT Good Night Sleep GIF by Avenue Stories

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Replying to @NightSkyToday
also called "dark oxygen" where oxygen produced without sunlight, under the deep sea. totally different from what we understand at school!!
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The Chemistry of Exercise >>Better Sleep🌛 Many of us are told about food that might help better sleep. But, exercising also gives promising way to fix your sleeping problem. in chemical perspective, excercising function as a reset of our neurochemistry. Physical exercise actively regulating key hormones, stress markers, and core body temperatures which gives you aster, deeper, and more restorative sleep. Here how it works: 1)Adenosine builds up Exercise burns ATP ((your cells' energy currency) >> byproduct = adenosine. Adenisone piles up in your brain as you do more intense exercise. It binds to receptors, quiets wake-promoting neurons, and screams "TIME TO SLEEP."

ALT Good Night Sleep GIF by Avenue Stories

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4) Cortisol⬇️, Endorphins⬆️ Chronic stress = constantly high cortisol (the stress hormone) >> keeps your brain wired, blocks deep sleep, and suppresses melatonin at night. Regular exercise lowers baseline cortisol over time by training your HPA-axis (stress response system) to be less reactive. At the same time, movement triggers release of endorphins (natural opioid-like peptides) that bind to brain receptors >> creates calm, reduces anxiety, and promotes relaxation. Result: calmer brain chemistry, lower evening cortisol, easier wind-down, and better sleep quality.
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5) Timing Matters⏳ Morning/Afternoon: Best Window. Strong circadian reset, significant adenosine accumulation, and a natural drop in body temperature occur precisely when you want them to (evening). Evening: Moderate exercise usually fine, but intense/strenuous less than 1–2 hrs before bed can delay the temp drop & keep sympathetic nervous system buzzing.
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Nobody tells you: You can't fully digest your food without bacteria. - Humans make 17 digestive enzymes - Gut microbes make over 60 They break down fiber, feed the gut lining, and produce compounds that affect your brain. So when those microbes are gone? It's not just digestion that suffers. Most people try to fix this by removing more foods and cutting gluten, dairy, and carbs. But that's not the real issue. Fix the gut first, and everything starts working again. FOLLOW for more!
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Your phone's GPS relies on Einstein's theory of relativity. Without the correction, it would drift by 10 kilometers every day. Here's why: GPS satellites orbit at 20,200 km altitude. At that height, time runs slightly faster due to weaker gravity (general relativity). They also move at ~14,000 km/h, which slows time (special relativity). Net effect: satellite clocks gain 38 microseconds per day relative to Earth. 38 microseconds = 10 km of positional error per day. So every GPS device on Earth runs a real-time relativistic correction. Einstein published this in 1905.
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Severe anxiety can cause ejaculation
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