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GOG, Vincent (van) - Dutch painter

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DEGA, Edgar - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Corot, Camille - French painter

MANET, Edouard - French painter

Monet, Claude - French painter

SERA, Georges - French painter

ENGRE, Jean Auguste Dominique - French painter

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Gauguin, Paul - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

DAVID, Jean Louis - French painter

Daumier, Honore - French painter

Courbet, Gustave - French painter

Millet, Jean-Francois - French painter

PEROV, Vasily Grigorievich - Russian painter

Rodin, Auguste - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Repin, Ilya Efimovich - Russian painter

Roerich, Nikolai Konstantinovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX century

SEROV, Valentin Alexandrovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Thorop, Jan - Dutch painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

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Corinth, Lovis - German painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Renoir, Auguste - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Cezanne, Paul - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Shishkin, Ivan Ivanovich - Russian painter

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VRUBEL, Mikhail Alexandrovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

GRABAR, Igor Emmanuilovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

DELAROCHE, Paul - French painter

KOROVIN, Konstantin Alekseevich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

LEVITAN, Isaac Ilyich - Russian painter

POLENOV, Vasily Dmitrievich - Russian painter

SLEFOGT, Max - German painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

SURIKOV, Vasily Ivanovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Whistler, James - American painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

FEDOTOV, Pavel Andreevich - Russian painter

CHAVANNE, Pierre Puvis de - French painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

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Vasiliev, Fedor Alexandrovich - Russian painter

Vasnetsov, Viktor Mikhailovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

Delacroix, Eugene - French painter

KRAMSKOY, Ivan Nikolaevich - Russian painter

MYASOEDOV, Grigory Grigorievich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

PISSARRO, Camille - French painter

SAVRASOV, Alexei Kondratievich - Russian painter

YAROSHENKO, Nikolai Alexandrovich - Russian painter

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VEREYSKY, Grigory Semenovich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

MAKOVSKY, Vladimir Evgenievich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

NIVINSKY, Ignatius Ignatievich - Russian painter of the late XIX - early XX centuries

REYNOLDS, Joshua - English painter

SEGANTINI, Giovanni - Italian painter

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For example, not so long ago we wrote that regular fluctuations in estrogen in the body of women are accompanied by changes in the brain, namely, in the hippocampus, one of the main centers of memory. Some experts believe that women's sexual preferences also change depending on the stage of the menstrual cycle, although according to other sources there is no connection. And here is another example of how the female body reacts to the hormonal cycle. Employees at the Zurich University Hospital, along with colleagues from the biomedical company Ava AG, report that the female heart beats faster during ovulation.

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The authors of the new work tried to avoid all these disadvantages by using bracelets with medical sensors that track heart rate. The experiment involved about a hundred women aged 22 to 42 who never got pregnant; they all wore the bracelet every night before bed for three menstrual cycles. They also had urinalysis done so that they could accurately assess what stage of their cycle they were in.

It turned out that the heart rate at rest in the five days before ovulation increases by 2,1 beats per minute. The rhythm continued to grow even after ovulation, at the stage of the corpus luteum (this is the name given to the gland into which the part of the ovary turns after the egg leaves it), increasing eventually by three and a half beats per minute.

Then, during menstruation, the heart rate became less frequent. Of course, the work of the heart changes under the influence of many reasons, up to whether you ate a heavy meal before bedtime and whether you did any physical exercises, but the researchers assure that they took into account all such factors and that an increase in the rhythm by 2,1-3,5, XNUMX strokes - quite reliable "ovulatory" increase.

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