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Few people know that their body is 'copied' into the palms of their hands: all of our organs and muscles are connected with a corresponding reflexive zone in our hands. When massaged, these zones send a signal through the nervous system to the brain, which tries to resolve the problem the signal indicates.
We at Bright Side have discovered the five most important reflex zones in your hands which you can manipulate to reduce or even get rid of pain.
You need to massage your hands in slow circular movements using your thumbs. Your right hand corresponds to the right side of your body, and the left hand corresponds to the left. Provided you get it right, massaging these zones will resolve the problem very quickly.

In order to enjoy good health, usually heading first to stay away from junk food and foods full of calories and fat and juice manufacturer, and replace it with vegetables and fruits, beverages and milk. This is the first rule in the safety and health rules before physical exercise and diets to follow. But with the multiplicity of research and studies, it shows that some of the food items that we thought it healthy is not! Indeed, some vegetables and fruits are harmful for the body to contain amounts of toxins or otherwise.
In the list, known on several food items promoted as healthy, but it is not!

Peas

Okay, so here's the deal with peas and why they're the worst. Not only do they taste like a combination of moth balls and sadness, but they're really not all that good for you because they're high on the glycemic scale. High-glycemic foods have been linked to weight gain and acne. Bye, peas. Bye.

Because the universe has a personal vendetta against me and wants to rip the vegetables I actually like from my weak, unhealthy hands, bell peppers contain something called solanine. Basically, this little chemical can lead to inflammation that can eventually morph into diabetes and/or heart disease. The only domino effects you can count on in life are bad ones. Remember that.

Coconut and Almond Milk (in Cartons)

Because drinking dairy milk is hands down one of the weirdest things human beings do, plenty of us opt for almond and coconut milk. And that's fine. The downside is that those of us who have made the switch also purchase our milk of choice in cartons at the supermarket. Commercial producers of the stuff have to extract a lot of it in a short period of time, which leads to the addition of artificial vitamins like vitamin D2. These artificial versions have been linked to birth defects and brittle bones.
A substance called carrageenan is also used in this process, which was determined by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be a carcinogen. We're all screwed.

Margarine

If there's one thing that sends me into an existential crisis, it's the fact that I have to live my life knowing that butter is bad for me. While opting for fat-free, oil-based spreads like margarine might make you feel like you're making a healthy choice, hydrogenated oils turn into trans fats at room temperature, and those are even worse than saturated fats. Everything is horrible and happiness is an illusion.

Wraps

My whole world is crashing down around me. Basically, tortillas are almost always made with white flour and packed with a third of your daily value of sodium. The other issue here is psychological. Because we're excited about cutting back on bread, we opt for crispy chicken instead of grilled. We indulge on a little ranch dressing. Those calories add up. Guess everything is a lie, folks.

Yes, we know you are a big fan of the detective movies and TV series, and we know how crime scenes are heavily scrutinized for evidence. A few strands of hair or a the culprit's cell phone are considered jackpots by the investigators and may lead to him directly. After that, it is just about trying to locate the guy using GPS and taking him down with a SWAT team. Well, folks, it is not that simple. Crime scene evidence is not that simple. Here are a few things movies and TV shows do not report accurately when it comes to crime scene evidence:

 Finger Prints aren’t entirely reliable

We all may subconsciously believe that fingerprints are some solid evidence. In fact, they aren’t as sure shot as they are thought to be. They can be planted somewhere where you had never been and most of the times, getting the full fingerprint from a crime scene is hard so investigators have to rely on bits and pieces instead. Now you know that human beings especially people from the same genetic line share many characteristics like nose, hair colorand complexion.Interestingly, a partial fingerprint can also lead to someone who wasn’t guilty, someone who shares some of your prints like your family members for example.
Even though there are standards that must be followed to confirm a fingerprint analysis, their implementation entirely depends on the expert, and they have known to be carried away or bought to bias the scales of justice after seeing the proceedings in the trial.

Cell Phone Triangulation is practically Useless

Let’s get one thing straight, cell phone triangulation is never accurate as opposed to what we see in the movies because it may point you out in a 2-mile radius, enough to help you track down but you cannot just pinpoint the location using the data from towers. The reason is that it is very unreliable. Follow the link for the confirmation of what we said as the phone not always picks up signals from the nearest tower and there is just too much overlap to deal with. The phone records are more reliable information than any movement data. The case of Lisa Roberts comes into our memory and how she wasn’t even allowed to defend herself just because cell phone tracking “pinpointed” her to a particular place.

 Hair Analysis also Subjective

Just after a crime scene, a suspect’s hair is also considered a jackpot where it can lead to the culprit’s identification within hours. In 2009, the case of Donald Gates, the poor fellow who had to serve 28 years of a rape sentence in a jail after he was convicted using hair samples in the crime scene. It wasn’t until new DNA evidence came that his innocence was established, and he was subsequently freed. Now Donald Gates isn’t a unique case at all. A 2012 study showed that hair sampling is largely subjective, and discrepancies were found in almost 95% of the cases!

 Arson Investigators and flawed Science

Arson is also a favorite scenario to tip the scales whenever investigators feel like doing it. They have a simple rule of thumb that allows them to make judgments without keeping scientific evidence in mind. In 2004, an expert of Columbia University showed how thousands of innocent people have been wrongly convicted to Arson and resulting damages in last fifty years. If it had been an odd case, we might have been okay with it. But thousands mean that something is terribly wrong with the methods they use. Even the classic lines from arson-inspired-cases like melted doorways can be caused by domestic fires. So, it is all pretty subjective and depends on the investigators.

 Expert Witnesses are biased quite often and may contradict themselves

Can you challenge the authority of a technical ruling? We often see the prosecutors lining up witness after witness with a certain professional aura to prove their claims against the defendant. Although it should not be discouraged as a whole, overselling one's point to make a case is just lawyers are used to doing. But, we can not entirely rely on it. This is why both the defense and the prosecutors line up their own expert opinion guys, and they often contradict with each other even in the primary sense. So, the battle of expert witnesses is won by the side who has the better numbers of PR with the jurors. Sometimes the presiding judge has to choose a neutral expert to highlight who is right. Yeah, like third time is the trick!

"In sickness and in health" is given lip service at every wedding, but here's a couple that actually walks the walk - or ... hoverboards the walk, as it were.
John and Judy Anderson have been together for nearly 60 years. They met in 1958, obviously a very long time before the hoverboard was invented, but little did they know it would become an important daily fixture in their relationship.
Anyone who's ever helped their grandmother set up her email knows that new technology can be intimidating for seniors. I mean, I'm in my 30s, and the first time I saw a hoverboard I thought, "What the hell is this garbage?" But here's the story of a 78-year-old man who saw one and thought, "Yeah, I'll ride one. And I'll take my wife along with me."

A man, a woman, a hoverboard, and a wheelchair
I first spotted John Anderson and his 76-year-old wife, Judy, when I was driving outside of Denver, CO, near a retirement village where seniors take brisk afternoon walks when it's nice out. To say the least, they've kicked their walks up a notch: John pushes Judy's wheelchair while he rides on a hoverboard at 5mph.
I asked John if he would share their story with me, and he happily obliged. He met Judy in tiny Potsdam, New York - John was attending Clarkson University, and Judy was studying to be a teacher at SUNY Potsdam. (Go Fighting ... Dams?) John joined the Army and they bounced around the world, to DC to Turkey to Germany, and finally settled in Colorado in December 1989. They have two kids, and they've been in a relationship for nearly 60 years. To put that in perspective, that's about 54 years longer than Kim and Kanye.
In 2003, Judy was diagnosed with Parkinson's. She is currently in skilled nursing care near the retirement village, and John comes to visit Judy often. That's when they go for their very special walks. When I asked them how their relationship has changed over time, John said, "You get used to one another." Judy offered, "You have to have love and ..." "Patience?" I asked. "Yes."
For a woman who lets herself be slowly rocketed around by a hoverboard, I'd say she's the model of patience. And I do not think John will be mad at me for writing this: he's not a spring chicken anymore. Watching him, uh, hover Judy around is simultaneously one of the sweetest and most bizarre things I've ever seen.

Man finds hoverboard (and an unexpected use for it)
When John first saw a Segway, he knew he wanted to try one, but never got the chance. Then he saw a report on the NBC affiliate in Denver about a local guy selling hoverboards, and bought one just for the hell of it. I asked him if he fell 40 times after buying it. He laughed.
"No, I did not fall 40 times, but I was scared 40 times," he said.
John explained that he'd practice on his hoverboard with a ski pole or a walking stick, and then eventually got to the point that he did not need either. I have a feeling that his past as a skier and a hockey goalie likely helped him.
He realized the hoverboard could make a great motor for Judy's wheelchair. I asked Judy how she first felt about the idea. Was she scared?
"Not really. I did not know what I was in for!" she replied. I guess when you're with someone for that long, you begin to trust them. Weird. But John tells me he does not take the hoverboard to an unsafe speed. He goes about 4-5mph, which is faster than you can walk, as evidenced by the fact that I had to jog a bit to keep up with them on the video.
The hoverboard is a newer feature in their decades-long relationship, but considering they've traveled the world together, raised two kids, and managed to stay together through it all, it's just the icing on the cake of their lifelong story.
What really struck me about these two ultimately was not the novelty of seeing an old man cruising around on a hoverboard. People generally have a pretty negative view of hoverboards, but here's a 78-year-old man who's found a way to embrace modern technology and use it to improve the time he has with his wife. Equally impressive, if not more, she's totally cool with it. Maybe it's because I grew up in an age where everyone's parents were getting divorced, but it's pretty heartwarming that this guy is still by his wife's side. This is a relationship and a love that has adapted over time - to disease, to the aging process, and to new technology.
But also ... it's an old guy cruising around on a hoverboard! Seriously, look at that dude go!

Did you know that the size of your hands may reveal a lot about your personality? To recognize the size you need to measure the plain and simple, and by putting your thumb on the elbow, stretch out your hand, and if they did not reach for your wrist easily, it means that the size of your hands a small, and if you're able to do so easily, it shows that the size of the large hands.

• People with smaller hands are prone to take more risks.

You have adventurous and generous spirit if your hands are small. Your personal relationships are often dramatic ones.

• You could have pragmatic nature if you have small hands.

You are logical person who solves the problems immediately with direct approach.

• You are a perfectionist, in case your hands are large.

Your concentration usually goes on the small details. This could result with tardiness in some parts of your life. You are very effective worker.

• If you have large hands, you could be a bit more sensitive.

You are impulsive person who often knows to overreact, and you are aware of that. You are regardful to other people, and sometimes you even neglect yourself.
The shape of your palms is also important.The size of the palm is very important factor for every fortune teller.

• If you have square palm, then you are practical and logical person.

You are good mathematician. You tend to solve your problems logically, and do not listen to your intuition.

• People with rectangular palms tend to solve their problems faster.

Unlike the people with a square palm, you are more intuitive person. If you have long hands and square palm, you are sensitive and adventurous person.
Longer fingers can indicate a curious personality.People with short fingers are very good leaders.

To most people, the smell of a new car is strangely enticing. Though it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what it is that makes the aroma so distinct, plenty of air fresheners and sprays have tried to replicate it. But what exactly is that scent?

Despite its crispness, the smell of a brand-new car is far from natural. It's actually the result of the release or “outgassing” of numerous chemical compounds of plastics, paint, lubricants, sealants, plasticisers, and various other materials that are used to manufacture both an automobile’s interior and exterior.

Cars are made to last—enduring bumps and scratches while upholding a sleek appearance. To accomplish this, they're constructed with materials that provide minimal corrosion, which usually means a variety of high-performance vinyls and plastics. These materials are highly effective in preserving the interiors of a car: polyurethane, for example, is a tough flexible material that is resistant to temperature and abrasion from weather, radiation, and most solvents, while polyethylene terephthalate (more commonly known as polyester) is used for wiper arms, engine covers, and connector housings. These materials, as well as many others, all contribute to that new car smell.

We are exposed to many painful situations that we respond with tears, but do you believe that there are different kinds of tears, it does not serve different purposes only, but is made up of different materials?

Basal Valdmua is that exist in our eyes continuously and makes them moist and protected, while the emotional tears contain high levels of the stress hormone, while the reflected tears that occur in response to an external irritant contains antibodies to help maintain the health of the eye.

Types of tears

Basal tears

It started Nbugeha all the time, and produced by the lacrimal glands, those tears are always present in our eyes and discharged what looked like tubes called lacrimal points. These tears contribute to protect our eyes from dust, keeping the surface layer them clean.

Emotional tears

There is another kind of tears, an emotional tears, which is of course that descend while tiger attitude sad, or painful. These compounds differ from other tears tears, Vthtoa high levels of hormones such as hormone directed to the adrenal cortex. Emotional tears and accompanied by a rise in the level of your heart, and pain in the throat.
While we cry emotional tears, this is part of the emergency response in our bodies, including help to restore balance and mood and emotions system and cleaning the excess hormones in the body. Some of these tears on enkephalin, a type of natural pain relievers, which make you feel a sense of emotional satisfaction after crying.
It was found that there was another tear emotional impact, to reduce sexual desire. The experience of researchers at the Weizmann Institute showed the male volunteers had to sniff the tears of Beijing women after watching a sad film, and asked them to assess the degree of attractiveness to the opposite sex, which was low. It is also a decrease in testosterone levels occurred after sniffing tears. There is the idea has not been proven is that emotional tears contain a chemical signal lead to physical and emotional distress.

 Tears reflected

It kind of tears that our eyes be able to secreted, when exposed to dust or volatile molecules, or if you peel the onion. The eye does not produce tears just such great levels, but it contains antibodies to the eye of bacteria and germs that have been irritants to protect.