Arousal

... responds chemically with hormones that cause physiological change where in humans just a picture of a desireable mate causes this molecular "arousal" to be produced. We can to some degree predict where a species is drifting towards, by how it idealizes itself. For our species there is ...

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... by counteracting adenosine, has a generally disinhibitory effect on brain activity. Exactly how these effects translate into increases in arousal and alertness is a difficult question, though. Adenosine release mechanisms in the brain are complex.[46] There is evidence that adenosine functions ...

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... the one listening to the beats, to experience Beta waves, causing the listener to experience busy or anxious thinking and active concentration, arousal, and cognition. Also, I'm not proving authenticity of the event, I am proving the authenticity of a commercially sold product, which I have ...

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... agent on behaviour and motoric activity of male rats: "Less frequently observed signs were decreased locomotor activity, transfer arousal and body tone, prone posture, apathy, impaired wire maneuver, twitches, head tilt, noisy respiration, and red colored urine". What is transfer ...

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... a particular reason that he can do this (from a biological standpoint)? Does it have something to do with his diet, physical condition, sexual arousal, or is he just a "freak" of nature who is just hardwired to be able to do it? Have biologists (or chemists) arrived at a consensus ...

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