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7 Facts about Women’s Brains You Didn’t Know About

Neuroscientists as well as behavioral scientists have carried out plenty of research and experiments to find out more about the female brains. Studies have shown that the women’s brains differ from those of men in a variety of ways.

3. Females are good at tying up information.

Bigger brains are sometimes less effective. Ignore opinions of people who claim that you need a bigger brain to be able to digest information. Did you know that there are neural pathways and transmitters in women’s brains that are connected in a much better way than those found in men? This strong bond is the reason why women can process information more effectively.

7 Facts about Womens Brains You Didnt Know About Females are good at tying up information

4. Periods can affect female brains.

It is probably a myth rather than an established fact that women become overly emotional during periods. The level of hormones does not always affect women’s behavior. Hormones influence not only female brains but also male brains, although men do not have periods. Scientists report that during menstrual periods the female brains are flooded with estrogen, testosterone and progesterone. These three hormones are responsible for how we feel and how we act. They also influence our mood, memory and sexuality. Do not believe those who say that this happens only once a month. Hormones stay active every day.

7 Facts about Womens Brains You Didnt Know About Periods can affect female brains

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