Everything You Wanted to Know about Your Brain

🧠 The Brain in Detail: Exploded View Anatomy 🧠 #anatomy

Explore the intricate architecture of the human brain like never before with our exploded view animation, breaking down its layers and regions:
🔹 Cerebrum: The largest part of the brain, responsible for thought, memory, and voluntary movements.
🔹 Cerebellum: Coordinates balance and fine motor skills.
🔹 Brainstem: Controls essential functions like breathing, heart rate, and consciousness.
🔹 Inner Structures: Including the thalamus, hypothalamus, and hippocampus, essential for memory and emotional regulation.

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Introduction To Your Brain – Dr. Joe Dispenza

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Human Nervous System (Part 2) – How the Brain Works! (Animation)

This animation describes the human brain with breathtaking images.

00:00 Opening
00:08 Brain development in the womb
00:30 General structure of the brain
01:44 Skull and meninges of the brain
02:26 Subarachnoid space
02:52 Ventricles
03:26 Gray and white matter
03:36 Nerve cells of the brain
04:33 Different types of nerve cells
05:00 Cerebral cortex and neocortex
05:20 Alzheimer's disease
05:47 Prefrontal cortex
06:04 Broca's area
06:13 Motor cortex and somatosensory cortex
07:01 Thalamus
07:53 Ccorpus callosum
08:24 Hypothalamus
08:44 Limbic system
09:17 Human cerebellum
10:00 Pituitary gland
10:15 Pineal gland

CIA Taught Me to Hack My Own Brain By Doing This

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98% of this Audio Bypasses your Ears & Goes Directly to your Brain (EMDR Therapeutic Technology)

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➤ Study 8: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36776073/

➤ How does 40Hz work?

40Hz is proven to be particularly beneficial to the brain. According to studies, our brain cells communicate at a frequency of 40Hz. Research has found this frequency to demonstrate "promising" results in terms of increasing cognition, clarity and alertness, combatting Fibromyalgia pain, Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Depression, Anxiety and even increasing blood flow throughout the body. In short – it's what the entire scientific world of experts are desperately falling over one another to find out more about and add to the already overwhelming evidence that this audio track really heals its listeners.

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➤ How does EMDR work?

The individual is processing the trauma with both hemispheres of the brain stimulated. The chosen positive belief is then installed, via bilateral movement, to replace the negative one. Each session normally lasts for about one hour. It is believed that EMDR works because the “bilateral stimulation” by-passes the area of the brain that has become stuck due to the trauma and is preventing the left side of the brain from self-soothing the right side of the brain. It is rare but sometimes a headache may occur as a result of EMDR, this is because your right and left brain hemispheres aren't used to 'talking' to one another to defeat trauma, this is essentially the brain's way of healing itself and the headache will be temporary.

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EMDR uses rapid eye movement to access both sides of the brain to process thoughts, however bilateral sound uses sound to access both sides of the brain to process thought. The ultimate result is the same. The sole reason we use 'EMDR' in our titles is to help people who are reaching out to find 'EMDR' videos using the eyes (which are scarcely available). This audio acts as a very powerful alternative. Please see this article for more information: https://emdrhealing.com/visual-audio-bilateral-stimulation-compared/

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Neuroanatomy : The Human Brain

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The human forebrain is made of two hemispheres almost symmetrical, left and right. And a diencephalon, a medial and single part that includes the thalamus and the hypothalamus.
The two cerebral hemispheres are connected by commissural pathways, the biggest is the corpus callosum with more than 200 million fibers crossing from one side to the other.
Each cerebral hemisphere is divided into two distinct regions: a peripheral part, the cortex "gray matter" containing the bodies of nerve cells, and a central part, made of white matter that contains axonal extension of neurons and their myelin sheath.
Each hemisphere is cut by deep fissures that define lobes. The first is the lateral sulcus or Sylvian fissure, where lies the middle cerebral artery, it separates the frontal lobe of the temporal lobe. The second is the central sulcus or fissure of Rolando, between the frontal lobe and the parietal lobe. The third sulcus is the parieto-occipital sulcus, separating the occipital lobe from the temporal and parietal lobes.
In addition there is a fifth lobe, non visible on the surface: the lobe of the insula, found by removing the Sylvian fissure.
In each lobe, there are less deep sulci that delimit the ridges on the cerebral cortex we call gyri.

Awake Brain Surgery: Surgical removal of brain tumor with cortical brain mapping: Glioblastoma

Video presentation of awake craniotomy, cortical mapping, and resection of glioblastoma (malignant brain tumor) embedded in motor strip of a patient presenting with motor weakness.
Case presentation by Dr. Farhad Limonadi MD, FAANS, program director at Lucent Neuroscience Institute (LNI). Edited by Camus Yu
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Unraveling the Science of Addiction: How It Hijacks Your Brain!

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Addiction is more than just a lack of willpower; it’s a profound brain disorder that involves compulsive substance use despite harmful consequences. This video explains what happens in the brain when someone becomes addicted and why quitting can be so challenging.

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The Reward System: Our brains are designed to reward us when we engage in activities essential for survival, such as eating or exercising. This reward system involves the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that makes us feel good.

Dopamine Overload: When substances like drugs or alcohol are used, they cause a massive surge in dopamine levels. This flood of dopamine creates a powerful association between the substance and pleasure, reinforcing the behavior and laying the groundwork for addiction.

Brain Changes: Over time, addiction rewires the brain. The neural pathways associated with addiction become stronger and more dominant, making it harder to find pleasure in everyday activities.

Tolerance and Dependence: As the brain adapts to the high levels of dopamine, it reduces the number of dopamine receptors. This adaptation leads to tolerance, where more of the substance is needed to achieve the same effect, and dependence, where the brain relies on the substance to function normally.

Withdrawal Symptoms: When the addictive substance is not available, the brain struggles to regain balance, leading to withdrawal symptoms that can be both physical and psychological.

Brain Imaging: Advanced brain imaging techniques reveal significant differences between the brains of addicted individuals and those of non-addicted individuals, highlighting the profound impact addiction has on brain structure and function.

Treatment and Recovery: Understanding the science of addiction is crucial for developing effective treatments. Comprehensive treatment approaches include medications, therapy, and support groups, all aimed at helping individuals regain control of their lives.

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Boltzmann Brains & the Anthropic Principle

We continue our discussion of the Boltzmann Brain – a hypothetical randomly assembled mind rather than an evolved one – by looking at the Anthropic Principle and the Fine-Tuned Universe Theory, alternative ways of viewing the probability of our existence than the classic Copernican Principle.
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Mapping the Brain

A map of the entire human brain could help us understand where diseases come from, to how we store memories. But mapping the brain with today’s technology would take billions of dollars and hundreds of years. Learn what GR has already revealed about the brain, and how it's making it easier for scientists to—someday—reach this goal.

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The UnXplained: Top 4 Disturbing Mysteries of the Brain

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The Boltzmann brain paradox – Fabio Pacucci

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9 Habits That Damage Your Brain

Are you guilty of some of these habits that may be hurting not only your mental health but also your physical brain? It's important to be aware of these habits because damaged brain tissue makes you more susceptible to developing neurological diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease that stem from cognitive decline. Do you relate to any of these 9 bad habits that damage your brain? If it's not on the list, list the habits in the comment below!

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