I HAD PARKINSON'S

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Summary:  Ambroxol, a medication approved to treat coughs, may slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. The medication is able to effectively cross the blood-brain barrier and increases levels of GCase in patients’ brains. Ambroxol also appears to reduce Parkinson’s-related alpha-synuclein levels. Source:  UCL Ambroxol, a medication originally designed to clear phlegm and ease coughing for people with respiratory diseases such as bronchitis, is being tested to see if it can slow down the progression of Parkinson’s disease by keeping cells healthier for longer. A research team led by Professor Tony Schapira (UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology) reported in January that ambroxol was safe and well-tolerated in 17 study participants with Parkinson’s disease. According to the findings published in  JAMA Neurology,  the drug also effectively crossed the blood-brain barrier and increased levels of the glucocerebrosidase (GCase) protein in the partici...

The surprising benefits of celery stalks (celery) Celery is the trade name, derived from the Spanish language, for the sweet celery strain.   It is very beneficial to the health, having significant nutritional properties.   It has a large proportion of water (95%) and offers very few   calories. It contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B9, C, E and K, minerals such as sodium, potassium, calcium, zinc, magnesium, iron, copper, sulfur, phosphorus and silicon, fibers and essential oils. Due to the 8  anticancer  compounds it contains, it can be both effective in preventing  cancer , accelerating the development of white  blood cells  that destroy  cancer cells . In the strain of celery, there is a compound called coumarin that can prevent the formation and development of stomach and colon cancer. Helps eliminate  toxins from the body  faster, improving  kidney  function.   If you are used to makin...

Benefits of Stretching in Y-shape posture: 1. Try Stretching in Y-shape posture in case pain in the lower back and sacrum still persists after Stretching in reclining posture. 2. It is a powerful way to dredge the Liver, Spleen and Kidney meridians along the inner side of each leg, and to enhance functions of the three corresponding organs. 3. It can make the legs slimmer.

The silicon slapper it's a very useful a handy tool for easily stimulating different areas of our body!

The Third eye meditation with focus on the Pineal Gland Practicing daily Meditation will restore and rejuvenate your brain. Use the internal energy of the devotional songs to elevate your energy to the brain level.

The Benefits of Lajin (Stretching) Chinese medicine has it that “extending the Jin (tendons and ligaments) by one inch will prolong life by 10 years” and that “a good alignment of bones with flexibility in the tendons and ligaments will enhance the free flow of Qi and blood circulations.” The Benefits of Lajin (Stretching)

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After Months of Unconsciousness, 9 People Wake Up After Brain Zaps By  Yasmin Tayag  on  May 12, 2017 Filed Under  Science ,  Biology ,  Medicine  &  Science Fiction T he strategy behind  transcranial direct current stimulation  (tDCS) devices seems hare-brained enough to be  science fiction : Stick some electrodes on a human scalp, run low levels of electricity through it, and hope the current  reignites dull or absent brain functions  by getting neurons excited. The crazy part is that sometimes, it actually works. In a recent study, scientists found that it has the potentially to jumpstart what’s arguably the most important function of the brain —  consciousness . They made this discovery by sticking the electrodes on people who, as a result of traumatic brain injury, were in a  “minimally conscious state”  — that is, they were awake and their awareness flickered (people who are i...

https://www.facebook.com/187740108029050/videos/395783657927710/?t=2 I just want to catch you up with some recent news items and back on the 20th of March we had a story about researchers who where using transcranial stimulation to reduce symptoms of major depression. This is a technique where a weak alternating electrical current are passed through electrodes on the scalp to stimulate specific parts of the cortex underneath. 70% of the treatment sample reported at least a 50% improvement in symptoms - which is rather incredible.

Here, Intheon CTO Christian Kothe (left) wears the Cognionics “Quick-20″ 19-channel dry wireless EEG system, while CEO/CSO Dr. Tim Mullen (right) navigates his brain on a smartphone. All computation is carried out in real-time on the NeuroScale cloud platform. The lightweight web application is built on the NeuroScale API, utilizing just one of numerous possible pipelines for neuroimaging, biosignal processing, brain-computer interfacing, and cognitive state assessment. NeuroScale is the world’s first cloud API platform enabling developers to easily integrate state-of-the-art neurotechnology into any internet-enabled application. Anytime, anywhere. Interested? Apply for the Beta program at  www.intheon.io  ! Technical Stuff In this example, we demonstrate the most famous of brain rhythms: localized 8-12 Hz alpha (posterior dominant rhythm) power and cortical network activity when the subject closes and opens eyes. Increased alpha activity is associated with blockin...

https://anycellphone2tdcsdevice.ecwid.com/ UNC School of Medicine researchers led by Flavio Frohlich, PhD, are the first to use transcranial alternating current brain stimulation (tACS) to significantly reduce symptoms in people diagnosed with major depression. With a weak alternating electrical current sent through electrodes attached to the scalp, UNC School of Medicine researchers successfully targeted a naturally occurring electrical pattern in a specific part of the brain and markedly improved depression symptoms in about 70 percent of participants in a clinical study. The research, published in Translational Psychiatry, lays the groundwork for larger research studies to use a specific kind of electrical brain stimulation called transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) to treat people diagnosed with major depression. “We conducted a small study of 32 people because this sort of approach had never been done before,” said senior author Flavio Frohlich, PhD, asso...

While the rest of the country was immersed in the recent basketball tournament, the Virginia Tech School of Neuroscience had their own version of March Madness. Instead of using their physical abilities, NEUR 2036 students went head to head in a PONG tournament using only their brain activity, captured through state of the art Cognionics dry electrode EEG headsets! This new brain machine interfacing lab was thanks to the collaborative forces of the School of Neuroscience’s Dr. Ian Kimbrough and Dr. Sujith Vijayan and Electrical and Computer Engineering master students Naresh Nagabushan and Abhinuv Nitin Pitale. Together with course instructor Dr. Chelsea McCoy, they debuted another exciting new lab to the delight of the students!