#Hippocampus

Constable Coulter (Retired)

jc__money

When I talk about police shootings, I often consider the effect of tunnel vision on the officer while under a great deal of stress. Primal fear does that, and it

Alec 🌳♻️

alec_zamora

Get fit now. A thread.At this point you know the research is conclusive: you need to excerise. A LOT. Especially if mental health is important to you. Excerise increases production

Michele

Jessica98658730

This is what they are putting on the ends of the swabs for covid testing. They are 666 chipping people.https://twitter.com/JuneUchino/status/1294855161467138048 The Swab is inserted into their limbic system which surrounds

ninelle🕊

locurainefable

how trauma can affect your memory[a thread]Memory loss is a frustrating and scary experience caused by a traumatic event. It may be a temporary way to help you cope with

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parenthetical_e

One of the most interesting questions about oscillations to me is not about frequency or power. It is simpler. Why are some oscillations synaptically excitatory and other inhibitory?  https://journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.1152/jn.0

RitaBeth

ritabeth

Feeling nauseated by the diminishment of women's pain in the Hearing Officer's reco, & Klein's attempt to avoid a factfinding. The message is clear: they say one is not enough.

Marigold

marigold111133

Body - Mind - Earth connectionFrequency0 -30 Hz is the magic range. There’s scientific evidence that your body needs this frequency range, esp 7 - 8 Hz range (Schumann Res).

Claire O'Callaghan

C__OCallaghan

1. What makes a mind wander? In our new perspective paper with @jmacshine and @WalpolaIshan we consider how ongoing neuromodulatory tone shapes the mind-wandering brain state, with a special role

Dr Rachael Elward

RachaelElward

Here we investigate memory-related brain activity in patients who have had severe memory difficulties since childhood. The article is available here. I’ve made this thread to explain the research to

Carlos E. Perez

IntuitMachine

Walter Pitts, the other half of the duo that formulated the first model of an artificial neuron, burned his PhD thesis and drunk himself to death. Why? Ludwig Wittgenstein, after

Adam Safron

adamsafron

0/Another great interview on Brain Inspired with @dileeplearning.https://twitter.com/pgmid/status/1344038876562685952 1/I haven't been terribly careful with distinguishing between predictive coding and predictive processing in the past,

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

Manifest brain damage in 55% COVID-19 patients..higher bilateral gray matter volumes (GMV) in olfactory cortices, hippocampi, insulas, left Rolandic operculum..No significant difference between severe and non-severe COVID #longcovid https:/

Dr. Sarah, MD

SarahThooft

What is neuroplasticity?How can our brain still change after it has matured? How can we influence this through changing our environment?///A THREAD/// Definition?Neuroplasticity is the capacity of brain cells to

Morgan Coburn

Morgan_Coburn

CW: Scary Diabetes & Brain Science (sly don't read if you are diabetic and prefer blissful ignorance)So what's the deal with Type 3 Diabetes? (also so sry I said I

VENI VIDI VICI

Caesar_VICI

5 Reasons Why Intermittent Fasting Skyrockets Your Cognitive Function -Thread- 1-You are under stressIntermittent fasting is about putting your body under stress to make your body stronger.When you don't eat

VulvanTheOppressor

IStandWithHer1

Puberty blockers (mostly Lupron, but all are chemically & mechanicistically very similar) - a mini review:1*) post PBs, long-term spatial memory & emotional maturation affected (Hough et al. 2017; Hough

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