9 days ago by Dr. Gary Grady

Yesterday some organization proposed regulating and restricting sales of sugar, like cigarettes. The doctor I saw quoted on TV said something like, "Sugar activates the same addictive centers of the brain as addictive drugs. We need to consider it addictive and regulate it." What, in the brain, was ...

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12 days ago by Dr. Helena Popovic

We are the architects and builders of our own brains. For millennia, however, we were oblivious to our enormous creative capabilities. We had no idea that our brains were changing in response to our actions and attitudes, every day of our lives. So we unconsciously and randomly shaped our brains and ...

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16 days ago by Jamie Davis, the Podmedic

The Nursing Show As a follow up on last week’s episode, this week’s tip of the week will be part 2 of our Physiology of Pain segment. Listen in on this show and get a review on how pain works as well as the chemicals and systems involved in the pain process. This information will give nurses a bette ...

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23 days ago by admin

Procera AVH Assists You Boost Memory By Natural Means Procera AVH naturally improves memory, reduces forgetfullness and increases focus. Imagine your life with increased clarity, focus and concentration. Would an increase in your ability to learn and recall important information benefit you? Do you ...

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25 days ago by admin

Article by Chani Prem T Depression is a very serious mental illness that affects millions of people world over. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, depression is one of the leading causes of suicide in the United States. It is also estimated that by the 2020, depression will be the ...

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34 days ago by John Costache

At the moment we are born, we posses approximately two hundred neurotransmitters or, like some individuals name it, mind messengers. As we grow in age, a part of those mind messengers commence to slowly reduce in number, and between them we discover Serotonin, one of the most significant neurotransm ...

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58 days ago by amusico

We’ve all seen the commercial for the current drug of choice on TV – some person in pain or looking sad and unable to enjoy life to the full. Enter this “wonderful” drug; now they are smiling and doing all the things their hearts desire! If you pay attention, the next thing you hear is a laundry lis ...

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63 days ago by AnDg

Diseases, metabolic disorders, and often even the same text can be caused by non-neurological symptoms due to congenital metabolic disease that primarily affects the nervous system, and a great challenge for correct diagnosis. Neurometabolic disease rather than a separate development delay / psychop ...

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65 days ago by Art Writ

Ecstasy is one of the most widely used recreational drugs worldwide, even though regulatory authorities prohibit its use, manufacture and sale. The use of this illegal “rave” drug results to feelings of euphoria and emotional warmth. Moreover, according t o the Vanderbilt University investigators, i ...

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66 days ago by drfruitman

San Diego News-Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) does not require anti-depressants, and patients only need to relax in a chair while magnetic pulses are sent to key neurons in the brain. Sonja Tanner, who is currently using TMS to treat her depression, has battled it for 25 years. “It’s been t ...

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