Universal site

Why do we  dream?  Let's find the answer to this  ancient quest and explore the  hallucinating world of dreams. So, let's explore.  When you go to sleep each night,  your body is at rest and is recovering. B ut your brain, on the other hand, is on a  roller-coaster ride as it releases all  kinds of chemicals and hormones into  your body that help you grow. As you  sleep, your brain goes through different  stages of sleep throughout a typical  night your brain cycles back and forth  through the various stages of a good  night's sleep nearly four to five times  but most dreaming happens during the  deepest stage the REM stage or "Rapid Eye M ovement stage". During REM  our eyes begin to doubt around back and  forth SuperDuper fast under our eyelids.  I am sure you never saw it because your  eyes are closed, haha... So, now as you know how when you  sleep. Let's focus on the most crucia...

E ver since humans started domesticating  animals like sheep, goats, and cows; Milk  has become an integral part of our daily  diet due to its nutritional value  and health benefits. B ut in recent times milk and other dairy  products have become controversial as  some people claim them to be unhealthy a nd a reason behind many fatal diseases. A nd believe it or not  some of the complaints have pretty  strong evidence to back them up. Yes,  and the biggest complaint with milk is  its relationship with an enzyme called L actase which is produced in our body. Y ou see  when we are babies our body generates  enough lactase to break down milk sugar L actose that helps digest milk easily. But as we grow older the lactase  production reduces with time making it  hard to digest milk in the condition  called Lactose Intolerance. N ot only that the cow's milk is the  leading cause of allergic reactions in  young...

 MESSI v LEWANDOSKI v SALAH The best FIFA men's player award was  awarded on 17th January 2022,  but who exactly is going to win it? I n this blog, we are going to compare  three finalists for the award; that are  Messi,  Lewandowski, and Mohamed Salah. We are going to compare these three  players under the following categories  to find who deserves it the most  categories are goals and assists,  international tournaments, individual  awards won,  trophies won,  recordset and other statistics. I t is important to note that the period  that FIFA counts for the FIFA best award  is from 8th October 2020 to 7th August  2021. So, let's get started  let us start with the goals and assists  from 8th October 20th to 7th august 21 Lionel  Messi scored 43 goals, winning  the Pichichi award for the eighth time. R obert Lewandowski scored 51 goals  winning the Bundesliga, golden boot, ...

What is a Stroke? A Stroke is also known  as a brain attack happens; when the blood  flow to the brain stops. E ven if it's for a second  it is one of the most common causes of  natural fatality and the leading cause  of preventable disability. B ut the critical question is what causes  stroke in the first place? W ell for that first it's essential to  know a little something about our brain. You see our brain makes up just two  percent of our body's mass. B ut as it runs your nervous system, it  consumes around 20 percent or about a  fifth of the total oxygen in your blood. B ut this oxygen is sent to the brain  through a system of arteries ( carotid).  Arteries supply oxygen to the  front side of the brain while vertebral  arteries supply the oxygen to the back  but it's essential to know that this  oxygen is carried to the brain by our  blood vessels. S o, in case the blood flow stops, the  brai...

  H ey friends, so in today's blog  let us explore these tiny blobs known as  the floaters and see what causes them... Some of us notice a few tiny translucent worm-like blobs swimming across our field of vision as we get older, and it's possible you're seeing them right now while darting your eyes. When you try to focus on them, though, they seem to vanish, only to reappearance when you shift your eyes. These slightly curved lines or spots are known as eye floaters; technically, they're termed museque volentantes, which means "flying flies" in Latin. But, before you worry and start scratching your eyes, know that what you're seeing in your eyes aren't worms, flies, or any other live creatures, but rather a technological defect or biological fault. Yes, these floaters are tiny objects that  cast a shadow on the retina  which is the light-sensitive, tissue  responsible for receiving and organizing  visual information.  I understand your confusion; ...