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Can Expressing Gratitude Make You Happier & Healthier?
The human brain consistently receives stimuli and adjusts accordingly. From social cues and emotions to memory consolidation for your studies, the brain is a moving part that is shaped by the environment and its inputs. One of these inputs is gratitude which can lead to changes in the brain’s molecu
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