Examples of using To our brains in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The truth is processed foods are so incredibly rewarding to our brains that these affect our thoughts and behaviour,
The truth is, processed foods are so incredibly rewarding to our brains that they affect our thoughts and behavior,
Researchers think this has to do with the vessels that carry blood around our body and to our brains, which are also involved in things like stroke and heart disease.
Researchers think this has to do with the vessels that carry blood around our body and to our brains, which are also linked to things like stroke and heart disease.
It can be theorized that there is metaphysical information our hearts pick up through energetic pathways that is then transmitted to our brains so we can be aware of it.
chemicals in our eyes start to deplete and begin sending incorrect information to our brains.
we're not physically in need of food, our bodies will send a signal to our brains that we want to eat.
2010 book The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains.
That led to our brains being wired in a certain way, such that our various neural circuits tend
But as we don't yet know exactly the mechanisms by which pollution causes damage to our brains- and how, if possible, their effects might be reversed-
a HAL-like machine that might be connected directly to our brains.
in one attention system, it begs the question: what is that doing to our brains- and our ability to come up with creative ideas?
a HAL-like machine that is perhaps linked directly to our brains.
a HAL-like machine that is likely to be connected directly to our brains.
a HAL-like machine that might be connected directly to our brains.
a HAL-like machine that is likely to be connected directly to our brains.
a HAL-like machine that is perhaps linked directly to our brains.
a HAL-like machine that is likely to be connected directly to our brains.
They can speak directly to our brain subconsciously.
These receptors send a message to our brain to tell us that we are eating something sweet.