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WINEMAKING

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AGRICULTURE

TEA GROWING

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HORSE BREEDING

FORESTRY

MEADOW GROUPING

FLAX GROWING

SHEEP BREEDING

BREEDING

FISHING

GARDENING

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MELONS

BOTTLE

FARMING

GRAIN GROWING

VEGETABLE

REINDEER HERDING

FRUITS

POULTRY

BEEKEEPING

PIG BREEDING

CATTLE HISTORY

SERICULTURE

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SEED BREEDING

TOBACCO

COTTON GROWING

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VITICULTURE

ANIMAL BREEDING

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CARACUL BREEDING

CORN

PLANT PRODUCTION

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Anger and other negative emotions are the reaction of the human body to the feeling of hunger. These unpleasant sensations arise due to a certain work of nerve cells.

The main task of this mechanism is to start the behavior aimed at finding and eating food in order to eliminate the energy deficit in the body. This conclusion was made by scientists from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (USA), who studied the phenomenon of anger in hungry people.

A team of physiologists conducted experiments on mice. Rodents were periodically left hungry and, thanks to devices implanted in their brains, they monitored the reaction of hypothalamic neurons to this state.

It turned out that the neurons were invariably activated in hungry mice. At the same time, their activity decreased not when the mice began to eat, but earlier, when they were only shown food. The researchers tried showing objects that looked like food. Interestingly, in such experiments, the activity of neurons decreased and resumed at the moment the rodents detected the forgery. The speed of these nerve cells allowed doctors to conclude that neurons send exactly unpleasant signals to the brain, prompting a hungry creature to take the necessary actions.

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