Neurosciences

The neurotransmitters they are chemical substances created by the body that transmit signals (that is, information) from one neuron to the next through contact points called synapse. When this...

If the human brain is the set of organs that houses the thought, it may be thought that all our mental processes are, in reality, the consequence that there are many nerve cells functioning in our...

The plasticity of our brain, which allows it to be modified both in its function and in its structure (Kolb and Whishaw, 1998), has been key in the great capacity of adaptation to the environment of...

All the mental processes that occur from the nervous system of the human being do not depend solely on the activity of the neurons.Between the parts of the brain, there are several whose activity...

The history of coffee starts in the 14th century in Ethiopiato, where he began to attribute stimulating properties. From the Horn of Africa spread its use to Yemen in the fifteenth century and from...

The human brain. This organ, the main element that controls the organism and allows us to be who we are, is nevertheless one of the most unknown. Considered at times as the last frontier to explore...

It is a fact known to all that the human being, like all other animals, needs to sleep. Sleep is a basic physiological function, a mechanism that allows the organism (and especially the brain) to...

The cerebral cortex, which is the most iconic part of the brain and known for its folds and labyrinth shape, is not a body responsible for performing a specific function. What happens, rather, is...

The parietal lobe, located under the cranial bone that gives it its name and between the frontal lobe and the occipital, is one of the most important brain structures due to its size due to the...

Although the brain as a whole works in a continuous interaction between the different brain areas, the studies carried out from the neurosciences show that many of the aptitudes, abilities,...