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🧠 New research shows aromatherapy can reshape the brain and support neuroplasticity. For behaviour support, this is a reminder that environments and sensory inputs aren't "extras", they're powerful tools for regulation, learning, and reducing reliance on restrictive practices. Sometimes the smallest details make the biggest difference. 🌿✨

Neuroscience just confirmed: Aromatherapy (Essential oils) reshape the human brain by driving neuroplasticity. For the first time, scientists have shown that rose essential oil actually increases gray matter volume (GMV) in humans including in the posterior cingulate cortex, a memory hub that shrinks early in Alzheimer's disease. MRI scans now show structural brain changes - proof that scent can engage the same neuroplastic pathways as meditation, exercise, or learning.And here's what's even more striking: not all scents act the same. Peer-reviewed studies show that lavender calms and stabilizes autonomic rhythms, rosemary sharpens memory, peppermint increases alertness, frankincense promotes hippocampal growth, and sage supports cholinergic memory pathways. Each essential oil engages distinct circuits - measurable in EEG, MRI, and behavioral trials. A randomized controlled trial in Brain Research Bulletin PMID: 38331299 followed 50 healthy women for one month: * The intervention group wore rose essential oil twice daily. * MRI scans revealed significant GMV increases in the whole brain and the posterior cingulate cortex-a memory hub that shrinks early in Alzheimer's. This is the first structural evidence that scent alone can stimulate brain plasticity. Why Scent Is Different Unlike sight or sound, olfactory signals bypass the brain's relay station (thalamus) and travel directly to the amygdala, hippocampus, and cingulate cortex - regions that govern memory, mood, and identity. That's why a smell can instantly evoke a childhood memory, shift your emotional state, or now - measurably alter brain tissue. And here's what's most striking: different essential oils trigger different neural outcomes. Peer-reviewed studies show that: * Lavender (Linalool) → RCTs show improvements in sleep, anxiety, and autonomic balance (Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2021). * Frankincense (Boswellia sacra) → Boosts hippocampal neurogenesis & memory in animal studies (Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2019). * Hyssop → Traditionally purifying; terpenes show antimicrobial & neuroprotective potential (Phytotherapy Research, 2020). * Rosemary (1,8-cineole) → Enhances working memory & reaction time (Therapeutic Adv. Psychopharm., 2012). * Peppermint → Increases alertness & cognitive speed (Int. J. Neuroscience, 2008). * Sage → Natural cholinesterase inhibitors improve memory in healthy adults & Alzheimer's (Pharmacol Biochem Behav., 2003). * Lemon Balm → Calming & memory benefits in dementia (J. Clin. Psychiatry, 2002). * Citrus oils → Lower stress & cortisol (Complement. Ther. Med., 2015). Aromatherapjes are neurological inputs capable of reshaping brain tissue. Ancient wisdom already knew this: * "Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean." (Psalm 51:7) * Frankincense and myrrh offered at Christ birth. * Lavender fields around monasteries. * Rosemary "for remembrance" in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Peer reviewed sources 👇

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Neuroscience just confirmed: Aromatherapy (Essential oils) reshape the human brain by driving neuroplasticity. For the first time, scientists have shown that rose essential oil actually increases gray matter volume (GMV) in humans including in the posterior cingulate cortex, a memory hub that shrinks early in Alzheimer's disease. MRI scans now show structural brain changes - proof that scent can engage the same neuroplastic pathways as meditation, exercise, or learning.And here's what's even more striking: not all scents act the same. Peer-reviewed studies show that lavender calms and stabilizes autonomic rhythms, rosemary sharpens memory, peppermint increases alertness, frankincense promotes hippocampal growth, and sage supports cholinergic memory pathways. Each essential oil engages distinct circuits - measurable in EEG, MRI, and behavioral trials. A randomized controlled trial in Brain Research Bulletin PMID: 38331299 followed 50 healthy women for one month: * The intervention group wore rose essential oil twice daily. * MRI scans revealed significant GMV increases in the whole brain and the posterior cingulate cortex-a memory hub that shrinks early in Alzheimer's. This is the first structural evidence that scent alone can stimulate brain plasticity. Why Scent Is Different Unlike sight or sound, olfactory signals bypass the brain's relay station (thalamus) and travel directly to the amygdala, hippocampus, and cingulate cortex - regions that govern memory, mood, and identity. That's why a smell can instantly evoke a childhood memory, shift your emotional state, or now - measurably alter brain tissue. And here's what's most striking: different essential oils trigger different neural outcomes. Peer-reviewed studies show that: * Lavender (Linalool) → RCTs show improvements in sleep, anxiety, and autonomic balance (Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2021). * Frankincense (Boswellia sacra) → Boosts hippocampal neurogenesis & memory in animal studies (Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2019). * Hyssop → Traditionally purifying; terpenes show antimicrobial & neuroprotective potential (Phytotherapy Research, 2020). * Rosemary (1,8-cineole) → Enhances working memory & reaction time (Therapeutic Adv. Psychopharm., 2012). * Peppermint → Increases alertness & cognitive speed (Int. J. Neuroscience, 2008). * Sage → Natural cholinesterase inhibitors improve memory in healthy adults & Alzheimer's (Pharmacol Biochem Behav., 2003). * Lemon Balm → Calming & memory benefits in dementia (J. Clin. Psychiatry, 2002). * Citrus oils → Lower stress & cortisol (Complement. Ther. Med., 2015). Aromatherapjes are neurological inputs capable of reshaping brain tissue. Ancient wisdom already knew this: * "Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean." (Psalm 51:7) * Frankincense and myrrh offered at Christ birth. * Lavender fields around monasteries. * Rosemary "for remembrance" in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Peer reviewed sources 👇

MIT Neuroscience Confirms: 40 Hz Light and Sound slowed Alzheimer's Brain atrophy by 47% in the gamma frequency rhythm. When entrained in Gamma brainwave at this precise beat of 40hz , diseased brains begin to repair themselves. the fastest and most synchronized wave linked to memory, attention, and conscious awareness - comes alive. When entrained at this precise beat, diseased brains begin to repair themselves. 40 Hz Sound (Cell, 2019) Auditory stimulation at 40 Hz showed parallel results: * Reduced amyloid burden in hippocampus and auditory cortex * Enhanced synaptic plasticity markers * When light + sound were combined, entrainment spread across hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus. 40 Hz Light Flicker (Nature, 2016, MIT) Alzheimer's exposed to flickering LEDs at 40 Hz showed: * Amyloid-β plaques reduced by up to 67% in visual cortex * Tau phosphorylation decreased, restoring microtubule stability * Improved neural synchrony in gamma frequency bands The critical insight: not brightness, but temporal modulation of light drives this effect. The brain is entrained by timing of light frequency not intensity. Human Translation Chan et al., 2021 (Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience) * 6-month trial with daily at-home 40 Hz light + sound stimulation * Patients had stabilized ADL (Activities of Daily Living) scores, while sham declined * Sleep consolidation improved (more slow-wave activity, less night-time fragmentation) Jones et al., 2022 (PLOS One) * 3-month randomized trial * Brain atrophy slowed by 47% compared to sham (MRI volumetrics) * Preserved functional connectivity between hippocampus and default mode network * Improved associative memory performance Mechanism (Nature, 2024) * 40 Hz stimulation increased glymphatic clearance of amyloid * Dependent on aquaporin-4 water channels on astrocytic end-feet * Driven by arterial pulsatility synchronized to interneuron firing * Net result: increased CSF influx, enhanced ISF efflux, accelerated toxic protein removal Why It Matters Gamma rhythms are not decorative - they are the binding frequency of cognition. They allow sensory inputs to integrate into coherent perception, stabilize working memory, and sustain conscious thought. When gamma coherence collapses, as in Alzheimer's, the self begins to fragment. When gamma is restored, neurons re-synchronize, networks re-form, and memory circuits reawaken. This is Resonance Medicine. Not metaphor - but physics meeting physiology: * Neurons firing in phase (network coherence) * Microglia activated for protein clearance * Glymphatic flow enhanced for detoxification * Mitochondria protected for energy stability If one frequency can flush amyloid, restore synapses, and slow neurodegeneration... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered? Peer reviewed sources in comments. #Neuroscience #GammaWaves #FrequencyMedicine #Alzheimers #MIT

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MIT Neuroscience Finds 40 Hz Light and Sound Can Slow Alzheimer's Brain Degeneration by Nearly 50% In a groundbreaking convergence of physics and medicine, researchers at MIT have demonstrated that exposing the brain to 40 Hz light and sound-mimicking the brain's natural gamma wave rhythm-can dramatically slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Gamma waves, the brain's fastest and most synchronized frequency, are vital for memory, attention, and conscious awareness. In Alzheimer's, these rhythms collapse-but when reintroduced through precise 40 Hz stimulation, something extraordinary happens: diseased brains begin to repair themselves. Key Findings: * 40 Hz Light Flicker reduced amyloid plaques by up to 67% and restored structural stability in affected neurons (Nature, 2016). * 40 Hz Sound enhanced neural plasticity and reduced amyloid in key memory regions (Cell, 2019). * Combined stimulation extended these benefits across deep brain networks-hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus-regions critical to memory and cognition. It's not the intensity of the light that matters, but the timing. This temporal entrainment synchronizes neurons, activates microglia for protein clearance, and stimulates the brain's glymphatic system to flush out toxic waste via cerebrospinal fluid. Clinical Trials Show Real-World Benefits: * A 3-month randomized trial (Jones et al., 2022) showed 47% slower brain atrophy, preserved memory networks, and improved associative recall. * A 6-month home-based study (Chan et al., 2021) found improved sleep, stabilized daily function, and reduced cognitive decline. Why It Matters: Gamma rhythms are not ornamental-they are the electrical language of coherent thought. When they fracture, memory collapses. When restored, cognition reawakens. This is resonance medicine-not metaphor, but measurable neurophysics: * Neurons firing in phase * Synapses repairing * Waste cleared * Energy stabilized If one frequency can cleanse the brain and restore awareness... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered?

MIT Neuroscience Confirms: 40 Hz Light and Sound slowed Alzheimer's Brain atrophy by 47% in the gamma frequency rhythm. When entrained in Gamma brainwave at this precise beat of 40hz , diseased brains begin to repair themselves. the fastest and most synchronized wave linked to memory, attention, and conscious awareness - comes alive. When entrained at this precise beat, diseased brains begin to repair themselves. 40 Hz Sound (Cell, 2019) Auditory stimulation at 40 Hz showed parallel results: * Reduced amyloid burden in hippocampus and auditory cortex * Enhanced synaptic plasticity markers * When light + sound were combined, entrainment spread across hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus. 40 Hz Light Flicker (Nature, 2016, MIT) Alzheimer's exposed to flickering LEDs at 40 Hz showed: * Amyloid-β plaques reduced by up to 67% in visual cortex * Tau phosphorylation decreased, restoring microtubule stability * Improved neural synchrony in gamma frequency bands The critical insight: not brightness, but temporal modulation of light drives this effect. The brain is entrained by timing of light frequency not intensity. Human Translation Chan et al., 2021 (Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience) * 6-month trial with daily at-home 40 Hz light + sound stimulation * Patients had stabilized ADL (Activities of Daily Living) scores, while sham declined * Sleep consolidation improved (more slow-wave activity, less night-time fragmentation) Jones et al., 2022 (PLOS One) * 3-month randomized trial * Brain atrophy slowed by 47% compared to sham (MRI volumetrics) * Preserved functional connectivity between hippocampus and default mode network * Improved associative memory performance Mechanism (Nature, 2024) * 40 Hz stimulation increased glymphatic clearance of amyloid * Dependent on aquaporin-4 water channels on astrocytic end-feet * Driven by arterial pulsatility synchronized to interneuron firing * Net result: increased CSF influx, enhanced ISF efflux, accelerated toxic protein removal Why It Matters Gamma rhythms are not decorative - they are the binding frequency of cognition. They allow sensory inputs to integrate into coherent perception, stabilize working memory, and sustain conscious thought. When gamma coherence collapses, as in Alzheimer's, the self begins to fragment. When gamma is restored, neurons re-synchronize, networks re-form, and memory circuits reawaken. This is Resonance Medicine. Not metaphor - but physics meeting physiology: * Neurons firing in phase (network coherence) * Microglia activated for protein clearance * Glymphatic flow enhanced for detoxification * Mitochondria protected for energy stability If one frequency can flush amyloid, restore synapses, and slow neurodegeneration... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered? Peer reviewed sources in comments. #Neuroscience #GammaWaves #FrequencyMedicine #Alzheimers #MIT

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MIT Neuroscience Confirms: 40 Hz Light and Sound slowed Alzheimer's Brain atrophy by 47% in the gamma frequency rhythm. When entrained in Gamma brainwave at this precise beat of 40hz , diseased brains begin to repair themselves. the fastest and most synchronized wave linked to memory, attention, and conscious awareness - comes alive. When entrained at this precise beat, diseased brains begin to repair themselves. 40 Hz Sound (Cell, 2019) Auditory stimulation at 40 Hz showed parallel results: * Reduced amyloid burden in hippocampus and auditory cortex * Enhanced synaptic plasticity markers * When light + sound were combined, entrainment spread across hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus. 40 Hz Light Flicker (Nature, 2016, MIT) Alzheimer's exposed to flickering LEDs at 40 Hz showed: * Amyloid-β plaques reduced by up to 67% in visual cortex * Tau phosphorylation decreased, restoring microtubule stability * Improved neural synchrony in gamma frequency bands The critical insight: not brightness, but temporal modulation of light drives this effect. The brain is entrained by timing of light frequency not intensity. Human Translation Chan et al., 2021 (Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience) * 6-month trial with daily at-home 40 Hz light + sound stimulation * Patients had stabilized ADL (Activities of Daily Living) scores, while sham declined * Sleep consolidation improved (more slow-wave activity, less night-time fragmentation) Jones et al., 2022 (PLOS One) * 3-month randomized trial * Brain atrophy slowed by 47% compared to sham (MRI volumetrics) * Preserved functional connectivity between hippocampus and default mode network * Improved associative memory performance Mechanism (Nature, 2024) * 40 Hz stimulation increased glymphatic clearance of amyloid * Dependent on aquaporin-4 water channels on astrocytic end-feet * Driven by arterial pulsatility synchronized to interneuron firing * Net result: increased CSF influx, enhanced ISF efflux, accelerated toxic protein removal Why It Matters Gamma rhythms are not decorative - they are the binding frequency of cognition. They allow sensory inputs to integrate into coherent perception, stabilize working memory, and sustain conscious thought. When gamma coherence collapses, as in Alzheimer's, the self begins to fragment. When gamma is restored, neurons re-synchronize, networks re-form, and memory circuits reawaken. This is Resonance Medicine. Not metaphor - but physics meeting physiology: * Neurons firing in phase (network coherence) * Microglia activated for protein clearance * Glymphatic flow enhanced for detoxification * Mitochondria protected for energy stability If one frequency can flush amyloid, restore synapses, and slow neurodegeneration... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered? Peer reviewed sources in comments. #Neuroscience #GammaWaves #FrequencyMedicine #Alzheimers #MIT

This is fascinating research and it's exciting to see this kind of non-invasive therapeutic approach being explored for Alzheimer's disease. The post does a great job of summarising key findings from several notable studies. A few points particularly compelling: The "Resonance Medicine" concept: The idea that a specific frequency can have such a profound and multi-faceted impact on brain health affecting neuronal firing, microglia, and even the glymphatic system is a powerful one. It moves beyond a simple "drug-target" model and into a more holistic, systems-level approach to treatment. It's a great example of how understanding the physics of the brain can lead to novel therapies. The non-invasive nature: A treatment that involves sitting in a room with specific light and sound is a massive leap forward in terms of patient comfort and accessibility compared to many other medical interventions. It could significantly improve quality of life for patients and their caregivers. The multi-modal effect: The fact that both light and sound at 40 Hz have a positive effect, and that combining them seems to spread the effect more widely across the brain, is a critical insight. It suggests that the brain is highly responsive to this specific frequency, regardless of the sensory input. The focus on preservation and repair: The data on slowed brain atrophy, preserved functional connectivity, and improved ADL scores is the most promising part. It suggests that this isn't just a symptomatic treatment, but one that is potentially modifying the disease process itself. The question posed at the end is a perfect one: "what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered?" This research opens up a whole new avenue for exploring how rhythmic, environmental inputs could be used to treat a wide range of neurological conditions. This work could be the tip of the iceberg for a new class of non-pharmacological interventions. It's a great post that highlights a very promising area of neuroscience. Bravo! #neroscience #Frequencymedicine #skytecQ #MIT

MIT Neuroscience Confirms: 40 Hz Light and Sound slowed Alzheimer's Brain atrophy by 47% in the gamma frequency rhythm. When entrained in Gamma brainwave at this precise beat of 40hz , diseased brains begin to repair themselves. the fastest and most synchronized wave linked to memory, attention, and conscious awareness - comes alive. When entrained at this precise beat, diseased brains begin to repair themselves. 40 Hz Sound (Cell, 2019) Auditory stimulation at 40 Hz showed parallel results: * Reduced amyloid burden in hippocampus and auditory cortex * Enhanced synaptic plasticity markers * When light + sound were combined, entrainment spread across hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus. 40 Hz Light Flicker (Nature, 2016, MIT) Alzheimer's exposed to flickering LEDs at 40 Hz showed: * Amyloid-β plaques reduced by up to 67% in visual cortex * Tau phosphorylation decreased, restoring microtubule stability * Improved neural synchrony in gamma frequency bands The critical insight: not brightness, but temporal modulation of light drives this effect. The brain is entrained by timing of light frequency not intensity. Human Translation Chan et al., 2021 (Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience) * 6-month trial with daily at-home 40 Hz light + sound stimulation * Patients had stabilized ADL (Activities of Daily Living) scores, while sham declined * Sleep consolidation improved (more slow-wave activity, less night-time fragmentation) Jones et al., 2022 (PLOS One) * 3-month randomized trial * Brain atrophy slowed by 47% compared to sham (MRI volumetrics) * Preserved functional connectivity between hippocampus and default mode network * Improved associative memory performance Mechanism (Nature, 2024) * 40 Hz stimulation increased glymphatic clearance of amyloid * Dependent on aquaporin-4 water channels on astrocytic end-feet * Driven by arterial pulsatility synchronized to interneuron firing * Net result: increased CSF influx, enhanced ISF efflux, accelerated toxic protein removal Why It Matters Gamma rhythms are not decorative - they are the binding frequency of cognition. They allow sensory inputs to integrate into coherent perception, stabilize working memory, and sustain conscious thought. When gamma coherence collapses, as in Alzheimer's, the self begins to fragment. When gamma is restored, neurons re-synchronize, networks re-form, and memory circuits reawaken. This is Resonance Medicine. Not metaphor - but physics meeting physiology: * Neurons firing in phase (network coherence) * Microglia activated for protein clearance * Glymphatic flow enhanced for detoxification * Mitochondria protected for energy stability If one frequency can flush amyloid, restore synapses, and slow neurodegeneration... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered? Peer reviewed sources in comments. #Neuroscience #GammaWaves #FrequencyMedicine #Alzheimers #MIT

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MIT Neuroscience Confirms: 40 Hz Light and Sound slowed Alzheimer's Brain atrophy by 47% in the gamma frequency rhythm. When entrained in Gamma brainwave at this precise beat of 40hz , diseased brains begin to repair themselves. the fastest and most synchronized wave linked to memory, attention, and conscious awareness - comes alive. When entrained at this precise beat, diseased brains begin to repair themselves. 40 Hz Sound (Cell, 2019) Auditory stimulation at 40 Hz showed parallel results: * Reduced amyloid burden in hippocampus and auditory cortex * Enhanced synaptic plasticity markers * When light + sound were combined, entrainment spread across hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and thalamus. 40 Hz Light Flicker (Nature, 2016, MIT) Alzheimer's exposed to flickering LEDs at 40 Hz showed: * Amyloid-β plaques reduced by up to 67% in visual cortex * Tau phosphorylation decreased, restoring microtubule stability * Improved neural synchrony in gamma frequency bands The critical insight: not brightness, but temporal modulation of light drives this effect. The brain is entrained by timing of light frequency not intensity. Human Translation Chan et al., 2021 (Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience) * 6-month trial with daily at-home 40 Hz light + sound stimulation * Patients had stabilized ADL (Activities of Daily Living) scores, while sham declined * Sleep consolidation improved (more slow-wave activity, less night-time fragmentation) Jones et al., 2022 (PLOS One) * 3-month randomized trial * Brain atrophy slowed by 47% compared to sham (MRI volumetrics) * Preserved functional connectivity between hippocampus and default mode network * Improved associative memory performance Mechanism (Nature, 2024) * 40 Hz stimulation increased glymphatic clearance of amyloid * Dependent on aquaporin-4 water channels on astrocytic end-feet * Driven by arterial pulsatility synchronized to interneuron firing * Net result: increased CSF influx, enhanced ISF efflux, accelerated toxic protein removal Why It Matters Gamma rhythms are not decorative - they are the binding frequency of cognition. They allow sensory inputs to integrate into coherent perception, stabilize working memory, and sustain conscious thought. When gamma coherence collapses, as in Alzheimer's, the self begins to fragment. When gamma is restored, neurons re-synchronize, networks re-form, and memory circuits reawaken. This is Resonance Medicine. Not metaphor - but physics meeting physiology: * Neurons firing in phase (network coherence) * Microglia activated for protein clearance * Glymphatic flow enhanced for detoxification * Mitochondria protected for energy stability If one frequency can flush amyloid, restore synapses, and slow neurodegeneration... what else in nature is waiting to be rediscovered? Peer reviewed sources in comments. #Neuroscience #GammaWaves #FrequencyMedicine #Alzheimers #MIT

Neuromodulation and Plasticity - When the Mind Rebuilds Itself Through the Living Body NIRS fNIRS EEG ERP Neuroengineering Neuromodulation and Plasticity Imagine consciousness as an invisible city inside your brain, made of electric streets, symbolic squares, and lights blinking in harmony. Neuroengineering is the urban planning of this city: it maps circuits, uncovers atrophies, and reveals places where your presence can be reborn. And now, glia - the support cells - and blood signals make this map even more alive. Expanded biological structure: neurons, glia, and multiscale models A recent study presents a multiscale (3D-1D-0D) model of the neuro-glio-vascular unit, especially in the dorsal vagal complex. This model integrates neuronal activity, astroglial calcium signaling, and vascular dynamics (blood flow), demonstrating how astrocytes regulate cerebral vessels to optimize metabolism - essential for preparing symbolic states (Zone 2). Published in 2025 in the arXiv repository. Emerging models also highlight the role of the microenvironment architecture at the synaptic level, where astrocytes and the extracellular matrix shape synaptic geometry and influence consciousness states and symbolic signal transmission. Review published in the Egyptian Journal of Neurology, Psychiatry and Neurosurgery (2023). Blood biomarkers and consciousness In clinical practice, blood biomarkers are gaining relevance for diagnosing disorders of consciousness (DoC). Highlights include neural, glial, inflammatory, and metabolic biomarkers, which help differentiate vegetative states, coma, and recovery potential. Review published in Frontiers in Neurology (2024). GFAP (glial fibrillary acidic protein) has proven effective in identifying subtle injuries to the central nervous system, with important implications for understanding the structural degree of entrapment (Zone 3). Review published in Nature Reviews Neurology (2021). Other emerging directions include biomarkers such as S100B protein, released by astrocytes after brain injury, which may help map emotional or symbolic impact in ideological trajectories. Review published in Psychiatric Times (2024). EEG and fNIRS: The bridge between glia, blood, and consciousness EEG → Advantages: high temporal resolution, ideal for capturing microstate transitions between modes of consciousness (e.g., from Zone 3 to Zone 2). Limitations: low spatial precision, vulnerable to movement and muscle artifacts. fNIRS → Advantages: accessible, portable; measures cortical surface oxygenation (HbO and HbR), reflecting symbolic activity in areas such as the insula and prefrontal cortex. Limitations: cannot capture deep structures or fully explain glio-vascular effects. NIRS fNIRS - NIRx Artinis #Neuroscience#Decolonial#MetaNeuro#CBDCdeVarejo#DREXcidadão#DecoBrain#NeuroPolitic#NIRSfNIRS#NIRSEEG#EEGERP#Zone123#HypMind#SBNeC#FALAN#BrainBee#PIX#DREX#EEG#NIRS

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Neuroscience just proved:Dolphins have more brain than humans in the areas that process sound, empathy ,communication, sensing and their cortex is more folded. Their auditory system carries up to 10 times more fibers than ours.They don't just hear -they see, talk, feel, and decode reality through resonance. And then comes the revelation: Dolphins possess an entire paralimbic lobe - a structure humans don't have - devoted to emotion, empathy, and social connection. They also carry Von Economo neurons - the "empathy cells" once thought unique to humans, great apes, elephants, and whales. Because their paralimbic lobe is so hypertrophied, studies suggest dolphins may actually carry more functional empathy circuitry than us. They are wired for deep compassion. Circle of Healing When a dolphin gives birth, she is never alone.A circle of "aunties" gathers - protecting her, guiding the calf to its first breath.But beyond protection, something extraordinary occurs: Observers report dolphins emitting focused ultrasound pulses around the mother during labor. Researchers suggest these specific laser like ultrasound frequencies ease contractions, reduce pain, and accelerate bonding - just as medical ultrasound in humans is now being studied to: * Stimulate oxytocin release and reduce birth pain (even treat tumors) * Accelerate wound and tissue healing * Influence neural activity and stress reduction What medicine is just discovering in labs, dolphins have carried in their biology for millennia with superior scanning ability realtime. They do not only protect birth. Everything points to them actively healing it through resonance. Sound as Medicine Their sharp clicks crest at 228 decibels - louder than a rocket launch - yet so precise they can scan the womb with delicate detail. Doctors now use ultrasound to break kidney stones, stimulate cell repair, even improve brain function in Alzheimer's and depression trials.Dolphins wield this same healing resonance innately and their echolocation surpasses much of our best radar technology. Empathy in Action The empathy cells in their brains are not theoretical. They are lived. For centuries, sailors and swimmers have told the same story: when drowning, dolphins appeared, lifting them up, circling them, pushing them toward shore. Modern reports confirm it pods in New Zealand, Florida, and beyond have encircled swimmers to shield them from sharks until rescue arrived. And it is not only humans. Dolphins have been seen protecting smaller whales, porpoises, and even dogs that fell into the sea - mobbing sharks, risking themselves to drive predators away for others. It is empathy across species and even for strangers. It is what Jesus meant when He said: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends" John 15:13 And in the early Church, Jesus was represented as the Dolphin representing the One who carries souls safely through the waters of death. Peer Reviewed Sources in comments.

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Neuroscience just proved:Dolphins have more brain than humans in the areas that process sound, empathy ,communication, sensing and their cortex is more folded. Their auditory system carries up to 10 times more fibers than ours.They don't just hear -they see, talk, feel, and decode reality through resonance. And then comes the revelation: Dolphins possess an entire paralimbic lobe - a structure humans don't have - devoted to emotion, empathy, and social connection. They also carry Von Economo neurons - the "empathy cells" once thought unique to humans, great apes, elephants, and whales. Because their paralimbic lobe is so hypertrophied, studies suggest dolphins may actually carry more functional empathy circuitry than us. They are wired for deep compassion. Thanks Lanson Burrows Jones Jr.

Neuroscience just proved:Dolphins have more brain than humans in the areas that process sound, empathy ,communication, sensing and their cortex is more folded. Their auditory system carries up to 10 times more fibers than ours.They don't just hear -they see, talk, feel, and decode reality through resonance. And then comes the revelation: Dolphins possess an entire paralimbic lobe - a structure humans don't have - devoted to emotion, empathy, and social connection. They also carry Von Economo neurons - the "empathy cells" once thought unique to humans, great apes, elephants, and whales. Because their paralimbic lobe is so hypertrophied, studies suggest dolphins may actually carry more functional empathy circuitry than us. They are wired for deep compassion. Circle of Healing When a dolphin gives birth, she is never alone.A circle of "aunties" gathers - protecting her, guiding the calf to its first breath.But beyond protection, something extraordinary occurs: Observers report dolphins emitting focused ultrasound pulses around the mother during labor. Researchers suggest these specific laser like ultrasound frequencies ease contractions, reduce pain, and accelerate bonding - just as medical ultrasound in humans is now being studied to: * Stimulate oxytocin release and reduce birth pain (even treat tumors) * Accelerate wound and tissue healing * Influence neural activity and stress reduction What medicine is just discovering in labs, dolphins have carried in their biology for millennia with superior scanning ability realtime. They do not only protect birth. Everything points to them actively healing it through resonance. Sound as Medicine Their sharp clicks crest at 228 decibels - louder than a rocket launch - yet so precise they can scan the womb with delicate detail. Doctors now use ultrasound to break kidney stones, stimulate cell repair, even improve brain function in Alzheimer's and depression trials.Dolphins wield this same healing resonance innately and their echolocation surpasses much of our best radar technology. Empathy in Action The empathy cells in their brains are not theoretical. They are lived. For centuries, sailors and swimmers have told the same story: when drowning, dolphins appeared, lifting them up, circling them, pushing them toward shore. Modern reports confirm it pods in New Zealand, Florida, and beyond have encircled swimmers to shield them from sharks until rescue arrived. And it is not only humans. Dolphins have been seen protecting smaller whales, porpoises, and even dogs that fell into the sea - mobbing sharks, risking themselves to drive predators away for others. It is empathy across species and even for strangers. It is what Jesus meant when He said: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends" John 15:13 And in the early Church, Jesus was represented as the Dolphin representing the One who carries souls safely through the waters of death. Peer Reviewed Sources in comments.

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Neuroscience just proved:Dolphins have more brain than humans in the areas that process sound, empathy ,communication, sensing and their cortex is more folded. Their auditory system carries up to 10 times more fibers than ours.They don't just hear -they see, talk, feel, and decode reality through resonance. And then comes the revelation: Dolphins possess an entire paralimbic lobe - a structure humans don't have - devoted to emotion, empathy, and social connection. They also carry Von Economo neurons - the "empathy cells" once thought unique to humans, great apes, elephants, and whales. Because their paralimbic lobe is so hypertrophied, studies suggest dolphins may actually carry more functional empathy circuitry than us. They are wired for deep compassion. Circle of Healing When a dolphin gives birth, she is never alone.A circle of "aunties" gathers - protecting her, guiding the calf to its first breath.But beyond protection, something extraordinary occurs: Observers report dolphins emitting focused ultrasound pulses around the mother during labor. Researchers suggest these specific laser like ultrasound frequencies ease contractions, reduce pain, and accelerate bonding - just as medical ultrasound in humans is now being studied to: * Stimulate oxytocin release and reduce birth pain (even treat tumors) * Accelerate wound and tissue healing * Influence neural activity and stress reduction What medicine is just discovering in labs, dolphins have carried in their biology for millennia with superior scanning ability realtime. They do not only protect birth. Everything points to them actively healing it through resonance. Sound as Medicine Their sharp clicks crest at 228 decibels - louder than a rocket launch - yet so precise they can scan the womb with delicate detail. Doctors now use ultrasound to break kidney stones, stimulate cell repair, even improve brain function in Alzheimer's and depression trials.Dolphins wield this same healing resonance innately and their echolocation surpasses much of our best radar technology. Empathy in Action The empathy cells in their brains are not theoretical. They are lived. For centuries, sailors and swimmers have told the same story: when drowning, dolphins appeared, lifting them up, circling them, pushing them toward shore. Modern reports confirm it pods in New Zealand, Florida, and beyond have encircled swimmers to shield them from sharks until rescue arrived. And it is not only humans. Dolphins have been seen protecting smaller whales, porpoises, and even dogs that fell into the sea - mobbing sharks, risking themselves to drive predators away for others. It is empathy across species and even for strangers. It is what Jesus meant when He said: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends" John 15:13 And in the early Church, Jesus was represented as the Dolphin representing the One who carries souls safely through the waters of death. Peer Reviewed Sources in comments.

Beyond battery lithium, Bio-lithium used in neuroscience for long time. 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗲 1. Lithium salts (especially lithium carbonate and lithium citrate) are mood stabilizers used primarily to treat bipolar disorder, and sometimes severe depression or schizoaffective disorder. 2. It was first introduced to psychiatry in the late 1940s by John Cade in Australia. 𝗠𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻 Lithium affects several molecular and cellular processes: 1. Neurotransmitter modulation-reduces excessive dopamine activity and enhances serotonin function, which can stabilize mood swings. 2. Second messenger systems - inhibit enzymes like inositol monophosphatase, altering the phosphoinositide signalling pathway involved in neuronal excitability. 3. Neuroprotection - promotes brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and protects neurons against oxidative stress and apoptosis. 4. Circadian rhythm stabilisation-influences clock gene expression, which may help normalise sleep-wake cycles in bipolar disorder. 5. Neuroanatomical effects Long-term lithium treatment has been linked to increased grey matter volume in brain regions involved in emotional regulation, such as the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex. T𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿-𝘁𝗵𝗲-𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀: Ionic lithium: is a liquid form that contains lithium chloride. This form can be especially helpful for children or patients who are sensitive to treatment, as it is easy to start at a low dose and build up to a therapeutic dose. Typically, ionic lithium is prescribed at 0.5 - 1mg. Plant-based lithium: is a unique form of lithium made from vegetables that are grown in high-dose lithium soil. Currently, there is only one manufacturer who produces plant-based lithium. This form may be better absorbed and utilized, as our bodies are used to digesting lithium in plants. In my practice, some of the best reports and feedback come from patients with depression who use plant-based lithium. https://lnkd.in/dbnvQUrd 𝗟𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘂𝗺 𝗼𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲 is a salt with orotate, a naturally-occurring substance in the body. Patients taking lithium orotate experience far fewer side-effects compared to lithium medication. This may simply be because lithium orotate is prescribed at much lower doses than the medication. Others have argued that it can enter cells where it is needed, resulting in less toxicity to other organs. Lithium orotate usually comes in 5mg capsules: a dose that is higher than ionic or plant-based lithium, but much lower than the medications that can contain up to 225mg of lithium. lithium.#BeyondBattery#BioLithium#PoweringMinds#FromEnergyToEmpathy#LithiumInLife#NeuroLithium#BrainAndBattery#LithiumLegacy#MentalHealthMetal#ScienceOfStability

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We are delighted to collaborate with Fabio Masina, Vera Moliadze, Antonino Vallesi, and Domenica Veniero on this new Research Topic in Frontiers in Psychology and Frontiers in Neuroscience: "Cognitive, Affective, and Neurophysiological State-Dependency in Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation: Implications for Individualized Protocol Design" We welcome contributions (original research, reviews, theory, methods) examining how cognitive, affective, and neurophysiological states shape and predict NIBS outcomes across the adult lifespan, including clinical populations. Topics include but are not limited to: 🔹 State-dependent modulation: How do cognitive and affective states impact NIBS efficacy? 🔹 Role of brain state fluctuations and engagement during stimulation 🔹 Closed-loop, adaptive, and personalized NIBS protocols 🔹 Neurophysiological & behavioral predictors of responsiveness 🔹 Computational models of state-dependent plasticity 🔹 Implications for clinical applications and personalized medicine ➡️ Submission details: https://lnkd.in/d6GCjVPZ 🗓 Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline: 5 December 2025 🗓 Manuscript Submission Deadline: 10 February 2026 (reasonable extensions can be considered) ✉️ Contact: psychology@frontiersin.org#BrainStimulation #NIBS #PersonalizedMedicine #Neuropsychology #CognitiveNeuroscience #Neuromodulation #CallForPapers

New Research Topic alert! 'Cognitive, Affective, and Neurophysiological State-Dependency in Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation: Implications for Individualized Protocol Design' is now open for submissions in Frontiers in Psychology: Cognition. We are calling for contributions on Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, Neuromodulation, Neurophysiology and Computational Modeling. Manuscript Summary Deadline: 23 Oct 25 Submit your article by 10 Feb 2026 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dYadJkWp Topic Editors: Fabio Masina, Vera Moliazde, Domenica Veniero, Antonino Vallesi#NIBS #TranscranialMagneticStimulation #TranscranialElectricStimulation #Neurophysiology #Neuromodulation

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New Research Topic alert! 'Cognitive, Affective, and Neurophysiological State-Dependency in Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation: Implications for Individualized Protocol Design' is now open for submissions in Frontiers in Psychology: Cognition. We are calling for contributions on Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, Neuromodulation, Neurophysiology and Computational Modeling. Manuscript Summary Deadline: 23 Oct 25 Submit your article by 10 Feb 2026 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dYadJkWp Topic Editors: Fabio Masina, Vera Moliazde, Domenica Veniero, Antonino Vallesi#NIBS #TranscranialMagneticStimulation #TranscranialElectricStimulation #Neurophysiology #Neuromodulation

Astrocyte Disruption Tied to Depression After Childhood Stress A mouse study finds that astrocytes in the lateral hypothalamus are central to how stress, especially early-life adversity, reshapes behavior. Astrocytes are a major type of glial cell in the brain and spinal cord. They don't fire electrical signals like neurons, but they keep neurons alive, balanced, and working properly. Few of their functions: 1. Feed & fuel neurons: Store glycogen and shuttle lactate to neurons for energy. 2. Keep ions balanced: Buffer potassium (K⁺) outside cells to stabilize neural activity. 3. Blood-brain barrier & blood flow: Their "endfeet" wrap blood vessels, helping maintain the barrier and match blood flow to brain activity. 4. Guide development: Help form and prune synapses during brain development. Why they matter Changes in astrocyte structure or function are linked to epilepsy, stroke, neurodegeneration, mood disorders, and, as in this study, how stress alters brain circuits https://lnkd.in/gpwBer3j

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Essential oils reshape brain structure and function: Aromatherapy and neuroplasticity | Lanson Burrows Jones Jr. posted on the topic | LinkedIn

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Neuroscience just confirmed: Aromatherapy (Essential oils) reshape the human brain by driving neuroplasticity. For the first time, scientists have shown that rose essential oil actually increases gray matter volume (GMV) in humans including in the posterior cingulate cortex, a memory hub that shrinks early in Alzheimer's disease.

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"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"
Observation is key to permaculture. Developing good observation skills is essential if we want to make well-functioning permaculture designs.

Although observation seems obvious, it is so often the step that is left out of the equation when we start a project. The world around us is full of examples of people acting without having really observed how the sun moves, how water flows, how the wind blows. This relates to Bill Mollison's philosophy of "work with nature, not against." We have to know how nature works if we want to be able to work with it.

When you take the time to slow down and simply observe something-a plot of land, a group dynamic in your office or in your chicken flock, it gives you time to reflect on what is actually happening right in front of you. This gives you information that can be useful as you move forward in creating better, more efficient, and abundant designs for living.

The classic exhortation in permaculture is to observe your land for ONE YEAR before placing any permanent features (such as fruit trees or hardscaping). This gives you time to observe microclimates, the path of the sun, different types of soil in your plot, rainfall, neighbor impacts, and so on. When every action is a response to what you are actively observing, your efforts become more effective and there is less need to undo mistakes.

The most important thing in my mind about observing-really getting out there and taking the time to look, slowly, and watch over time-is you may find your assumptions were all wrong. So learn to see what is in front of you, and not what you imagine is there.

"Good design depends on a free and harmonious relationship between nature and people, in which careful observation and thoughtful interaction provide the design inspiration."-David Holmgren

Since we are usually dealing with complex systems - even a small garden can be incredibly diverse with many interactions - this principle suggests that we take a relatively cautious approach, that we make the smallest intervention that we think is necessary to make the change we want, and then closely observe the results. That way we can change, stop, or continue, depending on the results, without causing any big problems. You will see this in future principles.

Just observing makes nothing happen. Just acting can make problems bigger and bigger. We need to balance the two.

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By Tim Sonder, Education Chair"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"Observation is key to permaculture. Developing good observation skills is essential if we want to make well-functioning permaculture designs.Although observation seems obvious, it is so often the step that is left out of the equation when we start a project.

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Let’s start today’s post with a short exercise. Take a look at your hand--look at the patterns of veins under the surface. What does that remind you of in nature? Now, look at the creases on your fingers, again, looking at the patterns of nature. Turn your hand around and stretch out your fingers, pointing

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The calendar is comprised of seven rings of holes, each of which serves a different purpose. From the inside to the outside these rings are. The Day ring This ring has 13 holes, two of which are marked with a dark petal. This peg moves one hole anti-clockwise every day. Landing on a hole on […]

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