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发表于 2016-7-13 23:50:28 | 只看该作者 回帖奖励 |倒序浏览 |阅读模式
How your body changes the human brain

We can possess the sense that the experience changes us,along with his lastNew York Times biggest selling book, DrNorman Doidge explored how our experiences actually change our brains.

The science of neuroplasticity   the knowning that our brains can rewire themselves in reaction to our experiences and actions   has fired up its head the concept we've held for hundreds of years; that the brain is hardwired; your personal computer that operates in the command centre in your heads controlling our limbs and bodily functions.

"The brain is always embodied, and our subjective experience always has a bodily component, equally as all so called bodily experiences have a mental component," Doidge explains within the Brain's Way of Healing.

Take, by way of example, John Pepper, whose diagnosing Parkinson's disease in the 30s, meant he struggled with the sorts of movements   like walking   that he previously took as a given.

He took them with no consideration because the varieties of automatic movements that individuals do while not having to think much   like walking   are controlled by a part of the brain called the basal ganglia, the very same part that becomes damaged by Parkinson's disease.

Pepper considered that given Parkinson's can be a movement disorder, maybe he could affect the disorder through movement. So he soon began taking slow, conscious walks focusing on each subtle movement of his body as he moved.

Carrying this out began to activate some other part of the brain, connected with learning, along with doing so he were able to create new pathways just to walk and bypass the basal ganglia. Now, in his 70s, he moves so quickly and smoothly, you'd never know Pepper had Parkinson's, Doidge says.

"He was using his prefrontal lobes to do those activities taking over for the basal ganglia which can only do automatic activities," explains Doidge. "The basal ganglia had not been rewired   he learned to be effective around it."

The idea that many brain problems   from MS to Parkinson's, strokes to autism, ADD and dementia   thought to be incurable or irreversible may be improved has offered desire to millions worldwide.

But, the most up-to-date science offers ray ban outlet online new methods of us all to comprehend health and the extent to which our bodies   along with what we do with these   affect the brain."The data is overwhelming that exercise does at the very least two things towards the brain," says Doidge on the phone, "one, that it triggers these growth factors which are kind of like fertiliser for that brain cells to further improve connections bewteen barefoot and shoes   one of them one called Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF), amazing . glial derived neurotrophic factor that helps the infrastructure in the brain cells knowning that enhances health."

The other thing is the fact that exercise also reduces our chance of Parkinson's and dementia, among other diseases, as one recent study found.

Ina separate long-term study, exercise was the top behaviour that affected cognitive health.

"Exercise (defined as vigorous exercise, or walking no less than 3kilometres a day, or biking ray ban sunglasses discount online 16 kilometres a day). was the strongest contributor to decreased probability of both general cognitive decline and dementia," Doidge writes of the study, adding:

"Research on people now shows that a combination of learning and employ can help maintain brain plasticity as well as increase it, because learning activates genes that express more BDNF, cheap ray ban sunglasses uk and BDNF facilitates learning."Humble old walking is large news on your brain health.

"As people reach mid-life, and the brain sets out to degenerate, workout is more, not less, important, and one of the few ways to offset this procedure," Doidge says. "Understanding this really is more crucial than ever before, because so many people live sedentary lives, in front of computer screens, sitting a lot of the day. Numerous studies show that an exercise-free lifestyle is often a significant risk factor not simply for heart disease but also for cancer, diabetes, and neurodegenerative illness. If there's a panacea in medicine, it's walking."

I question what is so special about walking.

"There could be something special about walking for the reason that walking is one area that organises the nerves   you know, we evolved just to walk," Doidge explains. "I could easily get you to walk in ray ban sunglasses sale funny ways. selecting terribly disorganised neurologically. Only threw which you ball or asked you to do some fine motor skill choosing out of sorts and after that if I got that you walk normally again it will reorganise you."

He adds:

"There is something with coordinating hemispheres. there's about walking from an evolutionary point of view   the times that mammals do long walks occur when they've run out of food in their environment or there's a predator in town, so they have to skedaddle and go far into a new, unexplored territory where they'll need to do a lot of learning which triggers the growth of new minds and of course all of these growth factors."

EASTERN PRACTICES INCLUDING TAI CHI, YOGA AND MEDITATION

"One of the items happened in the course of writing the book," Doidge explains, "I discovered that over and over the situation of energy had been used (by highly regarded neuroplasticians) to stimulate the brain."

"It was very clear to me the genius of western science has been that it's analytical, breaks things into parts and it has discussed the mind in terms of its parts and, in the 19th and Twentieth century, its great triumph is to show that mental performance is made up of   in ways   hundreds of little organs that many, often do different things but they thought that it was as being a hard wired computer with different modules inside. On the other hand, eastern medicine had considerably more to say about mind, brain and the body wholeness."

Meaning that it does not compartmentalise body, mind and brain, the holistic eastern approach to healing is an ideal fit with neuroplasticity. Often, the exercises in eastern practices also help to relax the body, which is crucial for cognitive a sound body.

"In rest periods we normally obtain a lot of cell repair," says Doidge, who practices Tai Chi. "During sleep we consolidate the alterations between our neurons which have occurred from learning. Using these techniques we discover how to turn on that relaxation system and that is just absolutely crucial. When you are constantly on the run and constantly battered from the stimulation who are around you and the cortisol has fired   if it is a sometimes thing, that's fine, in case it's chronic, since it is in many jobs, you get deterioration of whole body function."

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