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    I find it very funny that every age is mocking the elders and title them as being stereo type, I used to laugh -in my secret of course- when my mother put her thick glasses and try hardly to dive in her IPhone options, that she got recently, and after a while, she gets tired and shouts for someone of us to help her to access to her Facebook account, it seems to no matter how many times we try to teach her something, she forgets the other. Every are has its own trend or known for something, and…

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    A Comfort Zone Analysis

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    The mind is one of the most powerful weapons on earth. "We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think." It has the ability to push you forward or hold you back. My mind was as cynical as a horror movie before I realized what it was doing to my future. Soon enough I realized that in order to reach my highest goals, I had to open my mind to what I called the 'impossible.' "A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there". For the greater part of my life, I stuck with…

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    Football and boxing is a contact sport, indiviuals are getting hit in the head a lot. It is very dangerous. It is very dangerous because, it is bad for indiviuals health.Also, males or females can develop permanent brain damage. However parents and children do not take it serious until something happens to them, or to their child. Studies show, "While much of the health and safety debate over football and other contact sports focuses on the risk of developing severe, headline-grabbing…

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    The memory view is the view that an individuals personal identity is made up of, and is constituted by their personal memories. These memories are made up of what we can call “genuine memories” and “apparent memories”. The genuine memories are memories that appear to be true, provided the individual did actually experience the memory, or in other words, did in-fact happen to the person and so can be attributed to that individuals identity. The apparent memories, are memories that while according…

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    The Tale of the Dueling Neurosurgeons written by Sam Kean is a collection of stories throughout history that depicts the discovery, symptoms, and shifts in the fundamental understanding of the brain and brain injuries. Within the pages of this book, Kean does a masterful job explaining the intricacies of the brain, providing captivating stories to stimulate the reader, all while encapsulating valuable information on the brain. The book is written from a scientific perspective, invoking brain…

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    Rhythmic Music Therapy

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    Researchers are always searching for new and creative ways to consider and repair one of our most precious and sensitive organs, the brain. Here we are, in 2016, finding that one of the best solutions after all may also be the one no one was expecting, music therapy. Music therapy is one of the fastest growing fields in this generation, and every year that the programs improve, more lives are saved. There have been many instances where the study of the effect of music in the brain has been…

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    ION Z (Powerful mind supplement) Introduction As we all know that the brain is the most complex organ in a vertebrate's body. It exercises the control over all the other organs of the body. We all make efforts to keep the bodies fit, but if the mind does not stay sharp, all efforts done do not prove to be beneficial. So, the mental health becomes as much important as the physical health. Nowadays, due to the unhealthy and not so fresh food consumption, the need for the supplements has grown up.…

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    Excitotoxicity is a pathological process in which neurons are damaged or killed due to the excessive stimulation of certain neurotransmitters such as glutamate. This process of excitotoxic neuronal death is known to contribute to the pathogenesis of brain and/or spinal cord injury associated with multiple human diseases such as Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). (2) ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that involves both the upper and lower motor neurons. Glutamate excitotoxicity is…

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    rules and regulations are almost the same. The main difference is that we play on roller blades and balls instead of ice skates and pucks. This game requires 12 players, six on each team one goalie, three forwards, and two defensemen. 2. The cerebellum can be found behind the brainstem near the skull vertebrates. This area of the brain manages body movement by processing incoming data from the brain and spinal cord senors. As a result, cognitive functions and body movements become more…

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    pons and the cerebellum. The pons lies in the brainstem directly above the medulla and contains nuclei that control sleep, respiration, swallowing, bladder function, equilibrium, eye movement, facial expressions, and posture (Siegel and Sapru 2010). The pons relays sensory information to the cerebellum and to the thalamus. The pons regulates breathing through particular nuclei that regulate the breathing center of the medulla oblongata (New World Encylopedia, 2014). The cerebellum plays an…

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