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    Swenson‚ a professor was sent to the rain forest to figure out why the Lakashi women were able to bear children well into their seventies. Their menstruation was everlasting. The woman could get pregnant until they died. The rest of their bodies would get old‚ but their eggs didn’t age. She finds out as soon as the women of the Lakshi tribe started menstruation they would start eating the tree bark. Dr. Swenson’s experiment was trying to extend fertility of

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    From Penny Dreadful magazines to German Schauerroman‚ Gothic themes‚ popularized in the Victorian era‚ saturated Romantic literature with tales of gore and spine-shivering madness. Among the plethora of authors experimenting with this genre was Charlotte Brontë‚ whose groundbreaking novel‚ Jane Eyre‚ forever changed Gothic literature. Indeed‚ the grandiose but desolate buildings and English gardens thick fog furnishing the Victorian England landscape exhibits all the signs of a proper Gothic setting

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    study depicted an increased tendency for women to dehumanize themselves after viewing images associated with feminine reproduction. The second study focused on menstruation and involved a participant first answering the same essay questions as Study 1. The experimenter asked the participant if they could borrow a tampon to introduce menstruation saliency. Participants were again given a questionnaire meant to measure self-objectification. Like the first study‚ women primed with reproductive reminders

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    Sherry Ortner’s theory‚ females are to nature and males are to culture. Her belief of this theory is to make us think or give us a vision of the differences that went into females and males. How males were higher praised as females were not. The inequalities between the two sexes. Rosaldo argued that “females are not powerless. Females exercise informal influence and power‚ often mitigating male authority‚ or even rendering it trivial.” (Page 82‚ Gender in Cross – Cultural perspective.) Ortner tells

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    Kallmann’s Syndrome

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    retention cyst in the right maxilla Hormonal replacement therapy was started in order to improve breast size and commencement of regular menstrual cycle. After 2 packs of low dose estradiol (ethinylestradiol) patient had her first onset of menstruation for 9 days consuming 1 pad per day and a little improvement of her breast size. KEYWORDS Kallmann’s syndrome; hypogonadotropic hypogonadism; hormonal replacement therapy INTRODUCTION Kallmann Syndrome refers to the

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    Anorexia and Bulimia In the United States over thirty million people suffer from eating disorders. Many people think that anorexia and bulimia are the same thing‚ but‚ although the two are similar‚ they are also very different. Anorexia Nervosa is categorized by severely low body weight and extreme fear of gaining weight‚ as opposed to Bulimia Nervosa which is categorized by binge eating and then offsetting the extra calories in an unhealthy way. Signs‚ symptoms‚ causes‚ and treatments often overlap

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    Body Dysmorphia

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    Major Claim: Discussed in the readings this week‚ the major claims mentioned were the following. To begin‚ the authors argued how social constrictions towards bodies control the appearance and hygiene of a gender‚ especially for females. Additionally‚ another claim being presented was the concept of beauty and how it has dictated societal expectations throughout time and diverse cultures. Finally‚ the discussion of how certain mental illnesses‚ such as eating disorders and body dysmorphia‚ can manifest

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    with postmenopause. Perimenopause is the beginning stage where a woman’s period starts to become irregular and some symptoms may appear. Women tend to reach this stage around 45‚ however‚ it can begin as early as late 30s and mid-40s. Eventually‚ menstruation ends completely and more symptoms begin to appear around the age of 50. Some of the common symptoms of menopause include: “hot flashes”‚ night sweats‚ changes in sleep patterns or trouble sleeping‚ fatigue‚ stress‚ extreme mood swings‚ vaginal

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    Anthropology study guide

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    Anthropology 2A Concepts & Terms Final Exam Macro & Local Levels of Social Analysis Imperialism - Scientific Racism - Unilinear Social Evolutionism - Social Darwinism Colonialism Imperialism & the Postcolonial World 3 Waves of European Colonial Expansion (& Japan) “Development” Intervention Philosophies Profit and the Colonies Power & Representations Slave Trade Blackbirding Conscription Capitalist World System - Core‚ Semiperiphery‚ Periphery Colonial Strategies

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    Women In The Aztec Empire

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    reproduction. While the Aztec civilization was patriarchal‚ Paloma Martinez-Cruz claims that males suffered “vulva envy‚” (32). “Vulva envy” basically meant that men envied women for having an uterus and being able to produce offspring and women’s menstruation (Martnez- Cruz‚ 32). This envy resulted from the fact that men do not hold the ability to give birth. Since men were not able to reproduce they gave back to the community by becoming warrior. Furthermore‚ childbirth itself was a mystery to the

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