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Alexandra Horvath - Read full & best bio of Beautiful Hungarian actress @No1wiki

Alexandra Horvath – Read full & best bio of Beautiful Hungarian actress @No1wiki

Alexandra Horvath is a Hungarian actress famous for her work in the film Jupiter’s Moon in 2017. She also works in some other movies and series which make her so trendy nowadays and if you see her in some films and want to know about her then you are in the right place just stick to this article until the end. Alexandra Horvath. Alexandra was born in Hungry in a middle-class family. The…

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THE PACT 2 (2014) REWATCH

Decent twist, good creeps, but not enough scares to make this a decent horror movie.  

⭐⭐.5

Trigger Warning Flashing Lights, Seizure

I love when a sequel uses a shot from the perspective of the previous movie. The new detective is looking at the case file and the picture of dead Judas and it's a screengrab from the last movie but there is no way the crime scene people would have gotten the same angle and lighting as the first movie so it’s so fake and comical but maybe I am the only one who notices these sorts of things and need to keep it to myself. ANYWAY, this movie takes place about a week after the first movie ends. Our new main character, June, is the daughter of one of Judas’ victims. She actually doesn't even know she adopted until one other the detectives tells her (wack). She confronts her adoptive mother but that same night her adoptive mother goes missing/dies with the “HE SHOWED ME THE WAY” calling card left behind.

June is dating a police officer so you would think they would be more helpful but it is quite the opposite. When her mother goes missing she is harassed by one of the law enforcement agents because she and her mother had gotten into a fight that day. What a dick! There is also some very mild paranormal activity going on in her house, doors are closing or opening and June is spooked! She immediately calls on Annie from the previous movie since she killed Judas so she can do anything. Annie calls back and is confused on what she can do to help but June is sure there is a presence in the house, sure enough Annie comes by and experiences such a presence that also lets them know about a mysterious pink room.

The girls split up to cover more ground but this leads to Annie getting knifed and killed. June finds the Pink Room which is a seedy place you can go take pictures of models in barely there clothing and one of the latest victims had worked there. Back at her house June is surprised by the harassing law enforcement guy who her boyfriend calls and claims is the real killer so she ties him up! The boyfriend arrives but something isn’t quite right, where is the backup? Oh, no backup is coming because the boyfriend is the real killer, he says that he has been led by Judas’ spirit and now we know that he was the one taking the pictures in the Pink Room and he was the one who stabbed Annie (sad!). A chase aided by ghosts and June bests her beau and wins the day. The movie ends on a cliffhanger like the killings are about to start again but if you just ignore that part the ending is much better.

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Why Smoking Weed Gives You Munchies

Marijuana can shake up the chemicals in your brain.

Wherever marijuana is smoked, the consumption of snacks usually follows — and a new study suggests that’s because pot causes changes in brain circuitry that make you hungry.

Pot heads and scientists alike have long known that marijuana can make a person crave food, a phenomena known colloquially as the munchies. But the evidence is still cloudy when it comes to why this happens. So a team of Yale researchers set off to figure it out.

In a new study published in the journal Nature, the researchers discovered that cannabinoids from marijuana actually interfere with signaling in the brain that causes the body to feel hungry when it should be feeling full. To do so, they looked at the brains of high mice.

The researchers observed that the neurons in the mice brains that make them feel sated, called POMCs, were activated in those who were given a chemical to mimic marijuana in the brain. At first, it didn’t make any sense. If the neuron in the brain that inhibits hunger is activated, then shouldn’t the mice be much less hungry? Not hungrier.

What the team discovered was that the cannabinoids interfere with the chemical POMCs’ release — so that when the mice were “sober,” the neurons released a satiety chemical. But when the mice were “high,” their neurons released a chemical that spurs appetite.

“It’s like pressing a car’s brakes and accelerating instead,” said study author Tamas Horvath in a statement. “We were surprised to find that the neurons we thought were responsible for shutting down eating, were suddenly being activated and promoting hunger, even when you are full. It fools the brain’s central feeding system.”

The new findings join the many working theories looking at why marijuana causes hunger. A study from last February, for example, suggests that the THC in marijuana activates smell receptors which causes hunger. The new results are still preliminary and require further research. For now, the jury is still out.

This article originally appeared on TIME.com and was written by Alexandra Sifferlin (@ACSifferlin)

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Why Your Willpower Doesn’t Stand A Chance Against The Munchies

There’s a reason Ben & Jerry’s sells a “Euphori-Lock” that protects you from opening your pint of ice cream without entering a combination.

Weed inspires a voracious hunger that’s nearly impossible to suppress. It’s because marijuana plays a number of games on your brain and your gut, all adding up to the perfect storm of unstoppable munchies. It’s about time we understood them.

Weed triggers your brain to think you’re hungry

It’s been well-documented that the active ingredient in marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, stimulates appetite.

But a 2014 study published in Nature Neuroscience further explains the phenomenon, citing that mice exposed to THC had a significantly stronger ability to smell their food, leading them to eat more of it. 

As Smithsonian.com explains, if mice are an accurate model for people, this means marijuana makes us more sensitive to the smells of food, which in turn makes us hungry because of the close relationship between taste and scent.

Double whammy: Weed also messes with neurons that usually suppress your hunger

According to a 2015 Yale study conducted by lead researcher Tamas Horvath, studies done on lab mice showed that marijuana affects the brain’s ability to curb your appetite.

“[Marijuana] fools the brain’s central feeding system,” Horvath said in a report that accompanied the study. “We were surprised to find that the neurons we thought were responsible for shutting down eating were suddenly being activated and promoting hunger, even when you are full.”

Marijuana also turns you into a fat-loving monster

Why don’t we hear stories about our friends getting high and raiding their fridges for giant bowls of salad?

Well, a 2011 study out of the University of California, Irvine, determined that marijuana’s effect on the gut mirrors that of eating fatty foods. It all boils down to the “betcha can’t eat just one!” or “once you pop you can’t stop!” theory.

As Time explains, “the taste of fatty food hitting the tongue sets off a cascade of cellular effects” that result in increasing your appetite for even more fatty foods. The intestinal receptors that kick-start this whole process are known as CB1 receptors, and they’re the “same type of receptors that interact in the brain with THC,” Time reports. 

What to do if you can’t stop the cravings

Leafly suggests that the strain of cannabis you consume can affect the strength of your munchies. Strains high in cannabidiol and tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) are supposedly better for anyone looking to minimize their waistline, and Leafly has a list of 10 strains that won’t make you (as) hungry.

But if there’s absolutely no stopping your hunger, prepare in advance and make sure you have something worth the extra calories on hand, like these options:

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