Unveiling the Brain’s Aging Epicenter
Aging is a universal journey, marked by the gradual transformation of our bodies and minds. Among the most profound changes occur within the brain, influencing memory, cognition, and overall neurological health. Recent research from the Allen Institute has shed light on a pivotal area in the brain that may play a central role in the […]
How Brain Adapts Uniquely in People Born Blind: Seeing Without Sight
The Brain’s Resilient Adaptability In this article we are going to discuss how brain adapts uniquely in people born blind. The human brain is a testament to resilience, reshaping itself through neuroplasticity to adapt to life’s challenges. In individuals born blind, this adaptability reaches extraordinary levels. The absence of visual input triggers a remarkable reorganization […]
The Surprising Connection Between Skin Care and Brain Health
Exploring Psychodermatology When we think about skincare, the focus is often on achieving a radiant complexion and keeping wrinkles at bay. But what if there was a deeper link between how we care for our skin and our brain health? Recent research in the field of psychodermatology suggests that the skin and brain are more […]
Hidden Hazards: How Everyday Household Chemicals Could Impact Our Neurological Health
We often think of our homes as safe havens, places where we can escape the outside world and its myriad dangers. However, recent findings reported by Medical News Daily suggest that this sense of security might be more fragile than we realize, especially when it comes to neurological health. A growing body of research indicates […]
Exploring the Impact of Parenting Styles on Child Development: Insights From Global Cooperative Studies
Parenting styles play a crucial role in shaping children’s overall development, including their academic performance, social skills, and future career prospects. Extensive research conducted across diverse cultures and countries has shed light on how different parenting approaches impact children’s outcomes in various aspects of life. This article aims to examine the findings from comparative studies […]
The Brain’s “Energy Field” and Consciousness Theory
According to a new theory developed by Johnjoe McFadden, Professor of Molecular Genetics and Director of the Quantum Biology Doctoral Training Centre at the University of Surrey, our brain’s ability to think, be aware and create consciousness is caused by the electromagnetic energy produced within the brain matter. His new theory was first published in […]
Brain Foods For ADHD
It is estimated that about 5-6% of children throughout the country exhibit common behaviors associated with ADHD. The three most prominent are impulsivity, hyperactivity and distraction or lack of attention. Boys seem to have higher rates than girls typically and several recent studies reveal that 30-70% of children with ADHD will continue exhibiting symptoms into […]