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Nutritionist's insights: Caffeine – how it actually helps fight sleepiness
If you're a keen coffee lover, then you probably can't actually wake up without a cup or two in the morning. Caffeine is actually amazing and quite effective, but it clearly doesn't work the way that most people assume it does.
Kate Yakimchuk caffeine nutrition facts coffee brewing science Cooking 16 January 2024
Psychologist's insights: Deja vu – learn more about it
Many people experience deja vu in their lives, or at least think that they experience it. This effect, which makes you feel like you've already seen some new things before, can be quite amazing.
Kate Yakimchuk deja vu brain activity facts science Psychology 1 January 2024
Deja vu: Psychologist's explanation
Have you ever heard about deja vu in movies or TV shows, or even experienced it yourself? It's a pretty interesting brain glitch that sometimes makes you question your reality and memory, but it's generally harmless.
Kate Yakimchuk brain mind memory Psychology 16 September 2023
Music makes meds more effective: A study on how your favorite music can help
Music is an maazing tool that can improve your mental health and well-being, but it mght be even more effective than we thought. Researchers at Michigan State University have found that music-listening interventions can enhance the effectiveness of medicines, including for chemotherapy-induced nausea.
Kate Yakimchuk research music Psychology 27 August 2023
Instant coffee can be as affective as regular one: Qualities of instant coffee
Instant coffee and regular coffee both contain caffeine, which is the primary compound responsible for the stimulating effects of coffee. However, there can be differences between the two in terms of taste, preparation, and overall experience.
Kate Yakimchuk coffee caffeine health Cooking 14 August 2023