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... such as a euphoric feeling afterwards like I get when I'm 'hypnotized" by a particulars sound, and I had it checked out. Supposedly I am prone to temporal lobe epilepsy and I think it is linked to the tingling sensations I get from certain sounds and the sleepiness feeling that causes. ...

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... some carcinogens never leave your system, so their damages accumulate more if they enter while you're young. Perhaps cancerous cells are more prone to oncogene activation because their cell division cycles have been messed up, or just because they divide more often, so an oncogene activated ...

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Hair as part of your sensory apparatus is well - established, but it's body hair. Short hair is more prone to be easily disturbed. Head hair isn't even wired in the same way - tug an arm hair, then a head hair. The sensitivity and localization is much less on the scalp than ...

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... to disease, and overall species collapse. Thus the detrimental affects of the 'yo-yo' action are obvious- the smaller the population, the more prone to disease.

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... and there is evidence that without exposure to actual pathogens (possibly requiring worms), you immune system might be more prone to responding to allergens, but there would seem to be no mechanism to support your medicine hypothesis. Your immune system reacts to exposure, ...

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