In India, chutney has long been a staple of our daily diet — a simple yet powerful mix of health and flavor. Traditionally, we prepared it fresh every day using onion, mango powder (amchur), pomegranate seeds, ginger, garlic, mint, hot chili peppers, and black salt. We would grind these ingredients into a paste and eat…
Entropy doesn’t just affect the heart or metabolism — it also weakens the immune system. As entropy rises, the body’s natural defense against pathogens declines.The immune system consists of several barriers: Mechanical barriers like the skin and mucosa. Chemical barriers such as saliva, semen, and menstrual secretions. Biological barriers involving immune cells that produce antibodies….
The word entropy was first introduced to me by Dr. Sodi Pallares in 1979, during his lecture on Ischemic Heart Disease. The heart, with its four chambers — two atria and two ventricles — depends on the left ventricle to pump blood throughout the body. According to Dr. Pallares, this left ventricle is the most…
Sexual differentiation begins before birth.At conception, the embryo receives chromosomes from both parents: XX for females and XY for males. For the first six weeks, male and female embryos look identical. Around the sixth week, if a Y chromosome is present, it triggers the gonads to develop into testes, which then produce testosterone. In males:…
Human sexuality goes far beyond reproduction. It connects with psychology, relationships, social customs, and identity. Unlike most animals, human sexuality involves emotion, intimacy, and communication — not just the biological urge to reproduce. The Female Sexual System The female reproductive system consists of both external and internal organs. External Organs (Vulva): The vulva includes: Mons…
The study of sexuality and lovemaking has fascinated human civilizations for centuries. As early as 1493, Leonardo da Vinci examined the anatomy of sexual intercourse. Later, in the 1930s, anthropologists Margaret Mead and Bronislaw Malinowski began documenting sexual behavior across different cultures. In the 1950s, researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson conducted groundbreaking clinical studies…
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