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Time Magazine: Mind & Body Issue
Time's special issue feature explores what we know and don't yet know about mind, brain, body, and consciousness. How does this affect personal development?
time magazine • brain • mind exercises • consciousness • brain images
Time's special issue feature explores what we know and don't yet know about mind, brain, body, and consciousness. How does this affect personal development?
time magazine • brain • mind exercises • consciousness • brain images
Time Magazine: More Mind & Body
This continues a review of Time's special issue feature which explores what we know and don't yet know about mind, brain, body, and consciousness.
time magazine • brain • mind exercises • consciousness • brain images
This continues a review of Time's special issue feature which explores what we know and don't yet know about mind, brain, body, and consciousness.
time magazine • brain • mind exercises • consciousness • brain images
Glutamate Excess in Multiple Sclerosis Variants
Accumulations of the amino acid neurotoxin glutamate, long suspected of causing neurological disease, have been implicated in neuromyelitis optica (NMO).
neuromyelitis optica • devic's syndrome • neurological disease • multiple sclerosis • ms
Accumulations of the amino acid neurotoxin glutamate, long suspected of causing neurological disease, have been implicated in neuromyelitis optica (NMO).
neuromyelitis optica • devic's syndrome • neurological disease • multiple sclerosis • ms
Dr Kawashima's Brain Training
Dr Kawashima offers to improve brain power in just 60 days. This book may even be more effective than the Nintendo brain training game that bears Kawashima's name.
nintendo brain training • brain training exercises • improve brain power • improve memory • improve brain memory
Dr Kawashima offers to improve brain power in just 60 days. This book may even be more effective than the Nintendo brain training game that bears Kawashima's name.
nintendo brain training • brain training exercises • improve brain power • improve memory • improve brain memory
Neuroscientific Studies of Buddhist Meditation
This study of meditation exemplifies a case of science and religion working together, in a positive relationship, to deepen the understanding of the mind.
meditation • buddhism • neuroscience • religion • health benefits
This study of meditation exemplifies a case of science and religion working together, in a positive relationship, to deepen the understanding of the mind.
meditation • buddhism • neuroscience • religion • health benefits
A new study about pain and depression in Fibromyaliga patients.
One more small study leads towards a confimation of our pain!
pain • chronic illness • myofascial pain syndrome • arthritis • osteoarthritis
One more small study leads towards a confimation of our pain!
pain • chronic illness • myofascial pain syndrome • arthritis • osteoarthritis
Asperger Syndrome Research Projects
This article is about the current and past research projects into the causes of Asperger Syndrome.
asperger syndrome • autism • research
This article is about the current and past research projects into the causes of Asperger Syndrome.
asperger syndrome • autism • research
Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Brain
Current trends in neuroscience offer evidence that we can consciously improve our health and well-being by simply changing our minds.
depression • anxiety • obsessive-compulsive disorder • age-related cognitive decline • mental training
Current trends in neuroscience offer evidence that we can consciously improve our health and well-being by simply changing our minds.
depression • anxiety • obsessive-compulsive disorder • age-related cognitive decline • mental training
Damaged Brains?
Research findings showing neuropsychological impairment of the type commonly associated with brain disease in patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea, even under treatment with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, raise fears of irreversible "brain damage" as a consequence of OSA. However, research has yet to separate continuous impairment from state-dependent impairment related to varying levels of Excessive Daytime Sleepiness. Until such studies show otherwise, patients should maintain an attitude of concern enough to keep track of new findings, but resist counterproductive worry and anxiety over the issue.
obstructive sleep apnea • osa • continuous positive airway pressure • cpap • brain damage
Research findings showing neuropsychological impairment of the type commonly associated with brain disease in patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea, even under treatment with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, raise fears of irreversible "brain damage" as a consequence of OSA. However, research has yet to separate continuous impairment from state-dependent impairment related to varying levels of Excessive Daytime Sleepiness. Until such studies show otherwise, patients should maintain an attitude of concern enough to keep track of new findings, but resist counterproductive worry and anxiety over the issue.
obstructive sleep apnea • osa • continuous positive airway pressure • cpap • brain damage
How Meditation Changes Brain Function
Neuroscientists like Richard Davidson have found that regular meditation can fundamentally alter the way the brain functions.
how meditation changes the brain • brain waves eeg during meditation • richard davidson study meditation • effects of meditation on the brain • richard davidson brain research meditation
Neuroscientists like Richard Davidson have found that regular meditation can fundamentally alter the way the brain functions.
how meditation changes the brain • brain waves eeg during meditation • richard davidson study meditation • effects of meditation on the brain • richard davidson brain research meditation
Meditation Changes the Brain
Neuroscientist Richard Davidson found that meditation has a profound and permanent impact on the brain, improving its capacities for awareness and happiness.
brain waves in meditation • gamma waves changes in meditation • effect of meditation on the brain • brain research and meditation • richard davidson dalai lama meditation
Neuroscientist Richard Davidson found that meditation has a profound and permanent impact on the brain, improving its capacities for awareness and happiness.
brain waves in meditation • gamma waves changes in meditation • effect of meditation on the brain • brain research and meditation • richard davidson dalai lama meditation
Teenage Gaming Addiction Increasing
About one in 10 children is addicted to video or Internet games, a new study from the National Institute on Media and Family found.
teens addicted to video games • online games • gaming addictions same as drug addictions • family therapy • gaming addictions increasing
About one in 10 children is addicted to video or Internet games, a new study from the National Institute on Media and Family found.
teens addicted to video games • online games • gaming addictions same as drug addictions • family therapy • gaming addictions increasing
What Causes OCD?
Review of the current theories about the cause of OCD
cause • ocd • obsessive • compulsive • obsessive-compulsive disorder
Review of the current theories about the cause of OCD
cause • ocd • obsessive • compulsive • obsessive-compulsive disorder
Why Do Men Like Video Games So Much?
A study conducted last year at Stanford University revealed that there's a scientific explanation for why your boyfriend can't stop playing his favorite video game.
gears of war 2 • why men like • video games • addictive • sales
A study conducted last year at Stanford University revealed that there's a scientific explanation for why your boyfriend can't stop playing his favorite video game.
gears of war 2 • why men like • video games • addictive • sales
Depression in Men is Real Though Treatable
Depression is a condition that can affect anyone, anytime. It is common for depression to go undetected by sufferers. Men are not likely to admit to depression.
depression in men • depression and stigma of treatment • signs of depression • signs of depression for men • causes of depression
Depression is a condition that can affect anyone, anytime. It is common for depression to go undetected by sufferers. Men are not likely to admit to depression.
depression in men • depression and stigma of treatment • signs of depression • signs of depression for men • causes of depression
Integrative Medicine
Look for modern hospitals and medical practices that use a variety of optional techniques to complement patient health and recovery.
hospital alternative medicine • alternative medical care • integrative medicine • complementary medicine • alternative medicine
Look for modern hospitals and medical practices that use a variety of optional techniques to complement patient health and recovery.
hospital alternative medicine • alternative medical care • integrative medicine • complementary medicine • alternative medicine
Researching Dyslexia
Dyslexia research, most often with people suffering from alexia, studies the brain's processes while reading, through functional imaging tests (or PETs and fMRIs).
dyslexia • alexia • brain • research • functional imaging technology
Dyslexia research, most often with people suffering from alexia, studies the brain's processes while reading, through functional imaging tests (or PETs and fMRIs).
dyslexia • alexia • brain • research • functional imaging technology
Those Who Complete Suicide Provide Warning Signs
Suicide in the United States has reached epidemic proportions. More people die by suicide each year than homicide. Learning the signs and interventions provides hope.
completed suicides offer warnings • signsof suicide recognition saves lives • the suicide epidemic • suicidal behaviors and mood disorders • actions that prevent suicide
Suicide in the United States has reached epidemic proportions. More people die by suicide each year than homicide. Learning the signs and interventions provides hope.
completed suicides offer warnings • signsof suicide recognition saves lives • the suicide epidemic • suicidal behaviors and mood disorders • actions that prevent suicide
Why Meditate?
A regular meditation practice can have many beneficial results on different levels such as health, well-being, mind, brain and spirit.
why should i meditate? • benefits of meditation • effects of meditation practice • good reasons for meditation • meditation and health
A regular meditation practice can have many beneficial results on different levels such as health, well-being, mind, brain and spirit.
why should i meditate? • benefits of meditation • effects of meditation practice • good reasons for meditation • meditation and health
Brain Damage and Marijuana
"Marijuana might cause new cell growth in the brain." Headline of an article by Kurt Kleiner, Oct. 13, 2005.
hu-210 causes brain growth • brain damage drug use • new scientist magazine kurt kleiner • amen clinics spect scans of drug abuse brains • dr. harriet hall quackwatch.com
"Marijuana might cause new cell growth in the brain." Headline of an article by Kurt Kleiner, Oct. 13, 2005.
hu-210 causes brain growth • brain damage drug use • new scientist magazine kurt kleiner • amen clinics spect scans of drug abuse brains • dr. harriet hall quackwatch.com
Brave New Millennium - Part II
Science may open into a bright new dawn, but can we as humans deliver on that promise?
depression • manic depression • bipolar • genetics • genome
Science may open into a bright new dawn, but can we as humans deliver on that promise?
depression • manic depression • bipolar • genetics • genome
Causes of Chronic Fatigue
Chronic fatigue is a symptom of chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME), but there are many other possible causes as well.
chronic fatigue syndrome • myalgic encephalomyelitis • illnesses that cause fatigue • tired all the time • exhausted all the time
Chronic fatigue is a symptom of chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME), but there are many other possible causes as well.
chronic fatigue syndrome • myalgic encephalomyelitis • illnesses that cause fatigue • tired all the time • exhausted all the time
Dopamine Upregulation
The human brain compensates for conventional antipsychotics by increasing the number of D2 receptors, which has serious implications when people stop taking their medication.
medication • antipsychotics • atypicals • dopamine • d2 receptors
The human brain compensates for conventional antipsychotics by increasing the number of D2 receptors, which has serious implications when people stop taking their medication.
medication • antipsychotics • atypicals • dopamine • d2 receptors
Review of "Magnificent Mind at Any Age"
Anyone interested in improving health, living a satisfying life, or understanding human behavior will benefit from Dr. Amen's new health and personal development book.
magnificent mind at any age • dr. daniel g. amen • brain health • healthy lifestyle • personal development book
Anyone interested in improving health, living a satisfying life, or understanding human behavior will benefit from Dr. Amen's new health and personal development book.
magnificent mind at any age • dr. daniel g. amen • brain health • healthy lifestyle • personal development book
Schizophrenia: Youth's Greatest Disabler - part 1
Part one of a series on Schizophrenia in youth.
mental • illness • schizophrenia • adolescent • child
Part one of a series on Schizophrenia in youth.
mental • illness • schizophrenia • adolescent • child
Sites From Down Under
Australia has some very unique and interesting sites on schizophrenia. In early recognition and treatment, and true partnership based policy development, they are ahead of North America.
schizophrenia • psychosis • treatment • australia • websites
Australia has some very unique and interesting sites on schizophrenia. In early recognition and treatment, and true partnership based policy development, they are ahead of North America.
schizophrenia • psychosis • treatment • australia • websites
The Antisiocial Brain & Violence
A recent study in the American Journal of Psychiatry suggests that frontal lobe abnormalities of those with APD may contribute to violent behavior.
violent antisocial behavior • antisocial pd brain • research apd brain • antisocial behavior mri • antisocial pd violence
A recent study in the American Journal of Psychiatry suggests that frontal lobe abnormalities of those with APD may contribute to violent behavior.
violent antisocial behavior • antisocial pd brain • research apd brain • antisocial behavior mri • antisocial pd violence
What Causes Depression?
Medical research has yet to determine what causes depression. Key suspects in the search for a cause include stress, genetics, brain chemistry and hormonal imbalances.
causes of depression • what causes depression • depression stress • postpartum depression • stress
Medical research has yet to determine what causes depression. Key suspects in the search for a cause include stress, genetics, brain chemistry and hormonal imbalances.
causes of depression • what causes depression • depression stress • postpartum depression • stress
What isn't Known about Schizophrenia (Part One)
An introduction to a disease about which much is unknown
schizophrenia • antipsychotics • causation • symptoms
An introduction to a disease about which much is unknown
schizophrenia • antipsychotics • causation • symptoms
Explaining OCD
Have trouble explaining the cause of OCD to friends, family and communitiy? Cherry will help you and your loved ones understand what's happening in your brain.
ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • causes • explanation • brain
Have trouble explaining the cause of OCD to friends, family and communitiy? Cherry will help you and your loved ones understand what's happening in your brain.
ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • causes • explanation • brain
Life on a Pendulum: Bipolarism
Doubting Thomases: The saddest truth about this illness is that most people don't believe it exists. You can't convince them you're dying until you're dead.
<b>what is bipolarism • what are the symptoms of bipolarism • what are the symptoms of manic-depression • how do you recognize a bipolar or a manic depressi • </b>what is self-mutilation
Doubting Thomases: The saddest truth about this illness is that most people don't believe it exists. You can't convince them you're dying until you're dead.
<b>what is bipolarism • what are the symptoms of bipolarism • what are the symptoms of manic-depression • how do you recognize a bipolar or a manic depressi • </b>what is self-mutilation
ADD and ADHD in Preschool and Toddlers
Children are born with ADHD, it's not acquired. Most of the characteristics of ADHD are similar to many typical behaviors in preschool children, a challenge for diagnosis
adhd test toddler • adhd preschool • add preschool • tests for adhd preschool • diagnosing adhd
Children are born with ADHD, it's not acquired. Most of the characteristics of ADHD are similar to many typical behaviors in preschool children, a challenge for diagnosis
adhd test toddler • adhd preschool • add preschool • tests for adhd preschool • diagnosing adhd
MindFul-Things Weekly July 26, 2002
Another great issue of Mindful-Things Weekly... enjoy!!
psychology • psychiatry • newsletter • mental health • news
Another great issue of Mindful-Things Weekly... enjoy!!
psychology • psychiatry • newsletter • mental health • news
The Adolescent Brain and Decision Making Skills
The prefrontal cortex, known as the "thinking brain" plays a big role in decision making skills but the limbic system may be responsible for high risk taking in teens.
prefrontal cortex • adolescent brain • teen years • decision making • limbic system
The prefrontal cortex, known as the "thinking brain" plays a big role in decision making skills but the limbic system may be responsible for high risk taking in teens.
prefrontal cortex • adolescent brain • teen years • decision making • limbic system
Understanding Alzheimer's Disease
While some memory loss and mild cognitive impairment may be routine for the elderly, these symptoms might also indicate a more serious problem. Learn what can be done.
alzheimer's disease • brain agility • memory loss prevention • early signs of alzheimer's • symptoms and diagnosis
While some memory loss and mild cognitive impairment may be routine for the elderly, these symptoms might also indicate a more serious problem. Learn what can be done.
alzheimer's disease • brain agility • memory loss prevention • early signs of alzheimer's • symptoms and diagnosis
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