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Brains Remember Stories Differently Based on How They Were Told

Telling the same story in different ways can change the brain networks that the listener uses to form memories ...

Storytelling Methods Alter How Memories Are Stored in the Brain, Neuroscientists Find

In a new brain scan study, neuroscientists found that telling the same story different ways activates different memory mechanisms in the listener’s brain, shaping how someone remembers what you told ...
Ever After in the Woods

These Hole-In-The-Wall Louisiana Soul Food Restaurants That Locals Say Serve Tradition On Every Plate

Located in the historic Tremé neighborhood, this lunch-only treasure serves Creole soul staples that locals guard like state ...
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8 High-Protein Foods You Should Keep Stocked in Your Kitchen

In addition to protein, seafood contains vitamin B12, vitamin D, selenium, and omega-3 fatty acids. 8 The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that adults eat at least 8 ounces (2 palm-sized ...
Walking on Sunshine Recipes on MSN

10 Kroger Products That Beat Name Brands on Taste and Price

When I'm grocery shopping, I’m always looking for value—without sacrificing flavour. Kroger’s in-house brands (like Simple ...
Ever After in the Woods

These Kentucky Dinner Table Rules From The 1960s Would Shock Today’s Families

From strict manners to surprising traditions, these 1960s Kentucky dinner table rules would leave today’s families speechless ...