How well a person reads their own body signals may shape their consciousness and sense of time, according to new research published in Frontiers in...
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Body signals shape consciousness and time. Credit: GR Archive How well a person reads their own body signals may shape their consciousness and sense of time, according to new research published in Frontiers in Psychology. The study, led by Olga Klamut from the Department of Psychiatry at Charles University in Czechia, found that people who are more aware of internal bodily cues tend to have a healthier relationship with time. That balance, in turn, connects to better sleep and digestion. The findings point to a feedback loop between the body and the...
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