Health Myths We No Longer Believe

For all of us mind-workers out there, creativity is the difference between a new client and a bankruptcy. But as crucial as creativity is to your livelihood, very few of us know anything about it. We've named several things that stop creativity like, "writer's block." But, as creative as we are, we haven't really figured out a way to reverse it. We sit idle passively hoping for inspiration like two year olds with open mouths sitting under clouds hoping for a drop of rain.

Let's stop this.

There is a neuro-psycho-bio-chemistry to creativity. If you don't have the chemistry, you won't ever be a Picasso, Salinger, Jobs or Trump.

Scientists of Neuro-psycho-pharma-cology at the Department of Neuro-endo-crin-ology, University of Lübeck, Germany and the Department of Internal Medicine, University of Lübeck, Germany said (And Don't Worry, We'll Translate),

Previous studies indicated an enhanced capability of divergent creative thinking in young women during the ovulatory phase, which expressed itself also by an increased dimensional complexity of ongoing electro-encephalo-graphic (EEG) activity. Considering the enhanced plasma levels of estrogen and testosterone characterizing the ovulatory phase, we tested whether short-term administration of estrogen or testosterone in postmenopausal women with constantly low levels of gonadal steroids induces similar changes in divergent thinking. In two placebo-controlled cross-over studies, healthy postmenopausal women (n=12, in each study, mean age 58 years, range 47–65 years) were treated transdermally over 3 days with estrogen and testosterone, respectively, at doses inducing plasma hormone concentrations comparable with those observed in young women around ovulation. Capabilities of divergent thought and convergent analytical thought, performance on motor perseveration, and verbal memory were examined. EEG activity was recorded while subjects performed on tasks of thinking and during mental relaxation. Estrogen impaired divergent thinking (p<0.01) and enhanced convergent thinking, motor perseveration, and memory for the initial word list (p<0.05 for all tests). In parallel, EEG dimensional complexity was reduced (p<0.05). Overall, these changes indicate an estrogen-induced shift from a 'divergent' towards a more 'convergent' mode of processing. However, overall less consistent, effects of testosterone were opposite to those of estrogen. It increased performance on some of the divergent thinking tasks (p<0.05), and tended to increase EEG dimensional complexity during divergent thinking. Data indicate a differential sensitivity of modes of thinking to short-term treatment with estrogen and testosterone in postmenopausal women. - Source

What the above research is saying is that estrogen makes your brain detail and precision oriented while testosterone gives your brain the ability to make mental leaps. By making mental connections where there were no explicit associations, you become an out-of-the-box thinker.

Since we know that testosterone also makes you aggressive, pair this creative and resourceful thinking with aggressive action and you've got yourself that 500 page novel you've always been wanting to write, the solution to global oil spills, a piercingly evocative oil painting, or pregnant.

So now the main question becomes, how do I get more testosterone? 

So now the main question becomes, how do I get more testosterone? 

Raw squid is a very high source of testosterone. Women in Korea and Japan eat it to help them get pregnant. If you can't find a source of testosterone, you could just plan on conserving your own. This means cutting out sugar and sex from your life (less for women - semen is extremely high in testosterone (hence, the resemblance in odor to raw squid)).

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Fantasizing about sex boosts your analytical thinking skills, and daydreaming about love makes you more creative -- Scientific American Mind

Romeo and Juliet probably should have fantasized more and daydreamed less.

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At least you don't have to worry about getting pregnant...when you don't want to have sex

Men have testosterone.  Women have estrogen.  That is what you're taught in a biology class. Actually, estrogen is in both men and women.  And testosterone is in both men and women. Women just have higher amounts of estrogen. And men just have higher amounts of testosterone.

Testosterone is also in ovaries.  Testosterone contributes to a woman's high libido, increased sexual enjoyment, and increased production of lubrication.  Women lacking any one of those tend to have a less enjoyable sex life.

One of the testosterone killers is "The Pill".  It inhibits the production of testosterone.  "The Pill" also increases a protein called SHGB.  SHGB binds to the testosterone in the woman's body.  The SHGB-bound testosterone renders it useless. 

YAZ and the other combination birth control pills say that "The Pill" is 99% effective in preventing pregnancy.  What they don't say is that women on the pill have much less sex (Journal of Sexual Medicine).  Women who are deficient in testosterone do have options. One option is testosterone replacement therapy. Doctors prescribe gels, creams, pills or injections. But testosterone is also in semen and raw squid. Ever noticed the eerie resemblance in smell?   

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Calico cats are not a breed of cat...they’re a color pattern

Calicos are easy to spot.  They typically have a black, white, and orange coloration.  Some vary with a little gray, cream, and ginger.  But they all have a three color arrangement.

Calicos are calicos because of their genes.  The genes dealing with calico coloration are on X chromosomes that determine the cat's sex.  Their fur coloration is called a sex-linked trait.  One gene carries the code for one color.  That gene codes for either black or orange.  But not both at once.  However, females are able to display both black and orange coloration.  Only because females have two X chromosomes. 

There are male calicos.  But it's rare.  The .00033% of males that are calico are only that way because they carry an extra X chromosome (XXY).  This also occurs in humans.  Men that have an extra X chromosome are known to have Klinefelter's Syndrome.  They have a genetic abnormality.  Because of that abnormality the male cats and men are both sterile.     

If it's calico it's likely a “girl”.  

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