How to pronounce “paras” in English

parasocial relationships. And the audio medium does that particularly well.

parasite-- it's related to malaria.

parasitic light so we're familiar with them as the parasites that live in our uh sometimes in our school children's hair and are very difficult to get rid

Parasites. So pretty unequivocally, nobody is really too interested in getting worms, right?

These parasitic side reactions should keep going on indefinitely, using up all the lithium and destroying the cell but they don't.

A parasocial relationship, for those unfamiliar, those lucky enough to be unfamiliar, is described by a relationship-- or defined

the parasympathetic nervous system.

And "Parasite" is not his thing, it's like his dad's thing.

The parasympathetic and the sympathetic nervous system work together.

The parasites who feed off will just create, because the corporation will say, well you know, if we're regulated,

And parasympathetic activity means you go, oh, whoa, my back's hurting.

The parasympathetic nervous system handles exhaling, naturally slowing the heart and relaxing.

The parasite is also the noise is the static in a system or of interference in a channel.

The parasite is both host and the guest.

These parasites try not to kill their host, because they need their host.

So parasitism seems to be a big driver of the stability of the network.

so parasitoid wops are one of my favorite examples of venomous Pest Control this this guy being a prime

endemic parasites. And so diabetes is much more common where there's no endemic helminths.

with parasites as a treatment.

The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for rest and digest function.

some parasitic electrical load, increased mechanical friction, and we built some fault injection mechanisms

The parasympathetic nervous system is the homeostatic state of the nervous system.

away parasites that can annoy you and spread diseases. So when you get up in the morning, you're probably thirsty. And if you're in this cave, you're going to reach for your water

One parasitic manipulation, and perhaps the oldest one known on the books is what the

This parasite can also infect us.

these parasitic wasps. And there's at least a dozen of them and they all induce completely different kinds of webs.

And that sort of parasocial role model relationship is becoming more intense in our society these days.

And there are fungal parasites out there that actually take over the entire organisms and work into the brain and sort of

And that is the parasocial relationships.

that if any parasite came in, it would knock them out, which is part of why honey is such incredible medicine, and all the bee products that we consume

And then the parasympathetic division controls relaxed states-- sleeping, resting, heart rate, digestion.

the wasp is a parasite on the cockroach.

So what the parasite is doing is changing the behavior of the host-- the rat or mouse-- so that it is more likely to go to the next stage in the cat.

with the parasite in the brain and changes in human behavior.

proved to inhibit parasite growth.

It's a parasite that attacks the lymph nodes and destroys them and causes a very severe form of lymphedema called elephantiasis.

and the parasite is also a guest who exchanges his thought, praise, and flattery for food.

I saw most every parasite there was and saw many unusual diseases.

Everything." I'm a parasitologist.

I study parasites that manipulate the behavior of their hosts, and I work for Rice University.

And this cocktail parasol hat-- like, I guess you could say I Duchamped it.

This is the Cocktail Parasol hat in red.

It's a parasite. And it's a very toxic, toxic fungus.

Or do they parasitize another animal?

It's called the parasocial relationship.

body is in the parasympathetic nervous system.

Predation or parasitism is one gets a positive effect.

we're in our parasympathetic where we're more relaxed we're able to see a wider view so just take a moment with no

But you want the parasympathetic nervous system and that's how you get it exactly--massage, exercise, acupuncture, or yoga. Men are terrible at figuring out if they're stressed or not.