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La Trampa del Amor / The Love TrapUn apasionante ensayo del psiclogo Luis Muio, del pdcast Entiende tu mente, sobre cmo acta qumicamente el amor en el cerebro y cmo construir relaciones inteligentes y sanas. El amor es solo una enfermedad pasajera con excesivo prestigio social? Hay alguna diferencia entre el amor romntico y la adiccin toxicmana? Son inevitables los celos? Podemos elegir de quin nos enamoramos? Existe espacio para el amor en el mundo moderno? En una poca en la que el
Un apasionante ensayo del psicólogo Luis Muiño, del pódcast Entiende tu mente, sobre cómo actúa químicamente el amor en el cerebro y cómo construir relaciones inteligentes y sanas. ¿El amor es solo una enfermedad pasajera con excesivo prestigio social?¿Hay alguna diferencia entre el amor romántico y la adicción toxicómana?
¿Son inevitables los celos?
¿Podemos elegir de quién nos enamoramos?
¿Existe espacio para el amor en el mundo moderno? En una época en la que el romance parece algo efímero y las relaciones caen una y otra vez en la trampa del ciclo del enamoramiento y el desencanto, ¿cómo saber si hemos encontrado el amor verdadero o estamos atrapados en el subidón químico del enamoramiento? La neurociencia y la psicología nos explican que, en la fase inicial del amor, nuestro cerebro se inunda de dopamina, llevándonos a una euforia similar a la de una droga. Sin embargo, persos estudios demuestran que esta "fiebre romántica" es tan adictiva como efímera. Pero ese amor pasional puede transformarse, podemos encontrar esa "persona milagro" con quien compartir la vida de manera significativa y profunda, pero eso requiere de un enfoque consciente y renovado. Tenemos que ir más allá de nuestras necesidades primitivas, reformular nuestras preguntas, dejar de deshojar la margarita y, en cambio, involucrar tanto al corazón como a la mente. Un viaje por las emociones, la química del cerebro y las trampas del enamoramiento en el que descubrirás cómo el amor puede seguir siendo la respuesta, pero solo si sabemos cómo hacer las preguntas correctas. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A fascinating essay by psychologist Luis Muiño, from the podcast "Entiende tu mente," about how love works on brain chemistry and how to build smart and healthy relationships. Is love nothing more than a fleeting disease with excessive social prestige?
Is there any difference between romantic love and a drug addiction?
Is jealousy inevitable?
Can we choose who we fall in love with?
Is there room for love in the modern world? In a time when romance seems ephemerous and relationships fall over and over in a cyclical trap of infatuation and disillusionment, how could we possibly know if we have found true love, or we are trapped in the chemical rush of infatuation?
Neuroscience and psychology explain that, in the first stage of love, our brain gets flooded with dopamine, leading us to a euphoria similar to being drugged. However, these studies prove that "romantic fever" is as addictive as it is fleeting. But passional love can indeed transform; we are able to find that "miracle person" with whom to share our life with in a deep, significant way, but it requires a conscious and renewed approach. We must go beyond our primitive needs, rephrase our questions, stop plucking the daisy, and involve the heart as much as the mind. A journey through emotions, brain chemistry, and the traps of infatuation, where you will learn how love can still be the answer, but only if you know how to ask the right questions.
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Scent: Gray
Nice to have a scrub side and a soft side. Easily toss on washing machine to clean.
Seems to last. Nice size and loop to easily hang to dry.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Small Wash Cloth - Potholder Size
I really want to rave about the product, but it is just too small. The wash cloth lather's really well (it will save on liquid soap). I love the exfoliating side, I feel I am getting clean. I am a female who loves to work outside in the garden, ride ATV's and do woodworking. I get really dirty and it is great for removing dirt! My husband loves the cloth too, but he is tall (6'2") and the cloth is really small for him. For Him, my solution was to sew two of them together (don't judge my sewing skills). He can now use it as a wash cloth and back scratcher/cleaner (loops sewn at opposing ends). Pros: Cleans well, lots of lather with little soap, has a hanging hoop. Cons: Extremely Small (that is a regular size white Bed and Bath wash cloth for comparison). If using the terry cloth side, hard to hold because synthetic scrubby side is slick, the terry side also tends to "ball up" (I don't think this can be fixed because of the nature of the synthetic side). Please make this product larger, I would definitely buy again. Thank You!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Scrub a dub dub
Scent: Ivory
I like the scrubby side more then the soft side, fits great in the hand, washing doesn’t ruin the durability or feel and the pack is a great deal!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Perfect introduction
Format: Library Binding
She loves identifying and finding the dog
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Made in America nano-hydroxyapatite Toothpaste that's Well Worth Buying.
I've been using the Japanese brand Apagard Premio toothpaste for a couple of years now and now I've tried this Boka toothpaste while looking for alternatives that wold be less costly.
Boka Toothpaste is very mild and makes brushing your teeth better. It doesn't have that harsh mint flavor which with most toothpastes feels like it's burning your mouth. It comes in multiple flavors and when you're done brushing your teeth, there is no need to rinse your mouth as it is a safe toothpaste to use.
After using it for a few days, I feel that I will keep using the Boka brand from now on.
I just wish that most stores would carry this toothpaste instead pf selling all those major brands which are full of fluoride.
Did a bit of research and found that Boka Toothpaste has the same percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite as Apagard premio which is 10%. So that means that Boka Toothpaste is just as good if not better.
No Fluoride
No Harsh burning Mint Flavor
Safe to shallow
Multiple flavors
10% nano-hydroxyapatite
Keeps your teeth Strong
And one thing I've noticed is nano-hydroxyapatite makes your teeth less sensitive by rebuilding your tooth enamel
I ordered four flavors, Watermelon Mint, Strawberry Mango, Orange Cream and Coco Ginger.
So far, I've tried the Coco Ginger and I was surprised at how mild it was and it didn't have the sharp taste that ginger usually has. It is good and I enjoy it. I'm looking forward to trying the other flavors. The Orange Cream I'm sure my wife will like if I can get her to try it. But she can be very stubborn at times.
I see there are some other flavors which I intend to try such as the Cinnamint, Cucumber Dill, Lemon Lavender and Strawberry Basil. Not sure if I should try the Ela Mint as I don't know how strong or mild the mint will be.
I'm sure that if places such as Walmart brick & mortar stores sold this toothpaste, that it would sell really well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025