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  1. Eliot Reyna (eliotreyna@quitter.es)'s status on Thursday, 30-Mar-2017 02:53:19 UTC Eliot Reyna Eliot Reyna
    Y comenzamos con este detalle: A pesar que ando pegado al celular y a la compu, cuando salgo al campo los fines de semana, literalmente estoy "en paz".

    https://quitter.es/url/875507

    Paradojas de esta vida...

    CC: @moshpirit
    In conversation Thursday, 30-Mar-2017 02:53:19 UTC from quitter.es permalink
  2. Alberto (moshpirit@quitter.es)'s status on Wednesday, 29-Mar-2017 21:45:54 UTC Alberto Alberto
    People who feel connected to nature are more prone to “electrosensitivity” – Research Digest - https://quitter.es/url/875507

    […]The medical consensus based ondouble-blind trials (in which neither researcher nor test subject knows when a test device is real or pretend) is that while the experience of electrosensitivity-related symptoms may be real, they are not caused by electromagnetic fields. More likely is that the symptoms arise from a “nocebebo effect” – a strong belief that the fields are harmful.

    A new study in the Journal of Health Psychology sheds new light on electrosensitivity by suggesting that it is people who feel especially connected to nature – normally considered a positive trait – who may be particularly likely to suffer from electrosensitivity, probably because their love of nature is accompanied by a heightened negative attitude to anything they consider artificial.[…]

    #science
    In conversation Wednesday, 29-Mar-2017 21:45:54 UTC from quitter.es permalink
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