Is Pinocchio really sick?

Pinocchio syndrome, a kind of Pinocchio effect, is said that only 6% people in the world will get sick, and people with this disease will drive muscles for psychological reasons.

Its academic and pathological symptoms are probably like this. When people lie, the temperature in some specific areas of the human body will change with the change of mood. After recording the facial temperature of volunteers with a thermal imager, we found the so-called "Pinocchio effect", that is, when people lie, the temperature of the nose tip will rise. Volunteers themselves can feel the temperature rising at the tip of the nose.

Actually, the heroine in the Korean drama you mentioned is one of them. Psychological stress caused by lying affects muscles and even other parts of the body. In fact, it should be regarded as a psychological obstacle, just like some people can't help touching their noses, twisting their fingers or touching their foreheads when lying. In criminal psychology, this is micro-expression psychology, but some people enlarge this activity and it will become Pinocchio syndrome. When lying, muscles are involved, such as sneezing.

Park Shin Hye suffers from six symptoms of Pinocchio syndrome, including:

First, if you lie, the autonomic nervous layer will be abnormal and there will be symptoms of hiccups. Every 43 people have 1 congenital syndrome, which is completely incurable;

Second, even if you call or send a text message, lying will burp;

Third, you will burp when you lie. When the lie is discovered, the hiccups will stop.

Fourth, a little lie, burping will not be found immediately. But it won't be long before there will always be a conscience, and burping will stop when it is discovered because of a bigger lie;

5. Because daily lies can't be told, they are rejected. Whether resting or working, they all bear the hardships of social life;

6. Because Pinocchio syndrome burps when lying, people will believe what Pinocchio syndrome says.

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