There, those reflected wavelengths are transformed into electrical signals to be interpreted by our brain. So we don’t really “see” colour, but reflected light, as interpreted in our brain.

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Only recurring headaches, early morning headaches, headaches associated with blurring of vision, nausea or vomiting may indicate tumors in the brain and need to be evaluated. Myth No. 2.

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