Need Another Reason to Exercise? Stress Relief!
In some people, stressful events can be so impactful on a person’s life that their psychological, behavioral, and cognitive responses can be compromised or chan...
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The Fallacy of Drug Scheduling
And by drug scheduling, I mean that of the United States Food and Drug Administration. And by that of the United States Food and Drug Administration, I mean lis...
PTSD in the US Military
PTSD is very common among military men and women. Because they are often found in high stress, intense life-or-death situation, they experience traumatic events...
An Alternate View of Schizophrenia
The overall issue with Schizophrenia comes during development in many cases. Of course, there are always different cases that may involve drug use to induce thi...
Is Marijuana Worth the Risk?
Mental illness is a broad characterization of all the diseases that affect the mind. There are many different mental illnesses that generally do not receive eno...
Your Brain Is Giving Itself the Munchies
You may have heard from a friend of a friend that THC, the main ingredient in cannabis, causes the munchies. That’s because it’s a turbocharged version of a br...
The Icing on the Cake: My Neurochemistry Capstone Class Experience
Part of Concordia College Moorhead’s mission statement emphasizes that that the college’s purpose is to “influence the affairs of the world by...
Did I Experience Concordia’s Goals for Liberal Learning in My Capstone Experience?
The purpose of this final essay to cover whether or not my experience in Neurochemistry as a capstone course covered Concordia’s goal’s for liberal ...
To Top It All Off: My Experiences in the Neurochemistry Capstone Course
When I decided to take neurochemistry, I was intimidated. I was always a neuroscience minor, and with the recently approved major I was only a few classes away,...
The Capstone Experience
Throughout my years at Concordia BREWing (becoming responsibly engaged in the world) has been emphasized. In my capstone class, neurochemistry, we were supposed...