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<span> A solid, steady energy level is very important for the brain. The brain uses almost one-third of our calories. Any fluctuations or low levels of energy will have enormous impacts on our nervous system and emotions as well. </span>
<span> This has been demonstrated and is well-known in the case of hypoglycemia. In this condition, the brain does not receive a steady supply of glucose. Common symptoms can mimic many emotional and physical disorders. These include fatigue, depression, anxiety, confusion and even violence and psychosis.</span>
<span> Emotionally speaking, when one is tired, decision-making and all other mental and emotional factors are more difficult. Thousands of people today suffer from low energy levels. This often results in feelings of depression, anxiety, mood swings, irritability, withdrawal and more.</span>
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Alcohol is a treatogen.
Certain chemicals, social drugs and some medicine are also some examples of treatogen.
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cell wall and plasma membrane are found in both bacteria(prokaryotic) and plant (eyokaryotic).i think it was helpful
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The cell type I work with (chondrocytes) are really similar between different species. The tissue they make is very similar between species and that is why they are a great model for looking at human joint tissues. In terms of the basic elements of the cell, all animal cells are very similar, i.e. they do not have a cell wall and they have a nucleus. Dogs have different features to us because they have adapted and evolved to have the features they have. For example, when a puppy is developing, cells receive signals to move to one end of the puppy and develop the tail. A long time ago our ancestors had tails but over millions of years we have lost that feature because we don’t need it to survive.
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