Sentences with phrase «many brain issues»

Their brains issue a P300 when and only when a desired letter appears.

The brain is a delicate and complex organ and can easily be damaged, making trauma to the brain an issue of significant concern.

It almost always can cause sinus issues, brain fog, brain issues, UTI issues, bladder issues, right?

As I had suspected, my stomach and brain issues were all related.

It's also very supportive for the brain and the nervous system, we have so many forms of Alzheimer's and memory issues and many brain issues out there going on and on.

In fact, childhood brain issues such as ADHD or autism spectrum disorders reflect lopsided growth of the hemispheres, with the left brain often dominating a weaker right brain.

There are even some studies coming out that link excessive sugar consumption with degenerative brain issues such as Alzheimer's disease.

Plus, in the last few years, I have been able to combine my understanding of physical medicine as a physical therapist with my skill as a functional nutritionist (just a few months away from achieving my doctorate in the field) to see how to use the best of physical and manual therapy, nutritional biochemistry, and lifestyle medicine to support my clients to heal from complex hormonal imbalances, pain conditions, functional brain issues, and autoimmune issues.

Glycine is a key factor in the detox benefit of this Reset, which is the trigger for many stomach and blood - brain issues.

I would be interested as I don't see this human brain issue tackled here anywhere.

In brain issues (encephalopathy) caused by liver problems (cirrhosis), carnitine was able to lower ammonia and improve brain function.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: So what we do is we're fixing the gut, but we also look at the neurotransmitters just to make sure that if there is a brain issue on the neurotransmitter side, we're at least supporting it.

In my clinical opinion, 99 % of people I'm seeing, they have primary brain issues — I'm sorry, back up — they have primary gut issues that are affecting their brain.

Now I do agree that some gut is — or some brain issues could potentially cause gut issues especially in the realm of trauma, you know, car accidents, head trauma, you know, bumping your head and such.

But let's say you have a brain issue, you're never gonna hurt yourself by working on the gut, too.

Dr. Justin further explains how some brain issues could potentially cause gut issues especially in the realm of trauma, but emphasizes that we need to focus on the gut to get things working again.

This is why concussions can increase the risk of gut problems, depression, suicide brain issues, and other health disorders.

The brain issue is slowly progressing, which could mean that eliminating wheat eliminated the autoimmunity, but could also just mean that you're eating healthier now and the neurons are no longer dying.

while some dogs do have a higher chance to bite a person, i compleatly disaggree with this list, i mean chiwawa's arnt even listed and they have a higher chance to bite than a rott or a pit bull... after all if raised correctly both rots and pits are very freindly, however, people think those dogs have to be mean, so they raise them to be mean... other dogs like a doberman can also be very friendly, but due to the immense inbreeding they suffure from brain issues which drive them insane and violent....

A minor concussion, for example, can lead to long - term brain issues.

Not exact matches

While the emerging field of neuromarketing seeks to address this issue by peering directly into the brain, there are things we can do easily and cheaply to make sure we're not reacting just to consumers» conscious minds, but to their unconscious as well.

The study, published in the January issue of Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, concluded that after completing the course, parts of the participants» brains associated with compassion and self - awareness grew, and parts associated with stress shrank.

«Chronic stress and overexposure to cortisol — which increases sugars in your bloodstream, alters your immune system responses, suppresses your digestive and reproductive systems, and communicates with that part of your brain that controls mood, motivation and fear — puts you at risk for mental health problems like anxiety and depression, and a whole host of physical health issues,» writes Levy.

Even if the issue is not work - related, thoughts that go from brain to Gchat haven't had time to incubate.

«Even today, I met with an old client to pick her brain on issues she faces and dig for problems we might have in our model.

And even if you're not currently looking to hire highly educated talent, but are instead at the stage where you're hoping to be hired yourself, reverse brain drain is still an issue, according to Alagiri because this class of immigrants is,

Nearly all the entrepreneurs we met across America have developed a brain trust of mentors who assist them with a wide variety of issues.

Harriet is co-founder of Re: Mind Recover; he works with medical experts on issues around contact - sport athletics and brain health.

A British billionaire wants to build a multilevel skatepark to address the issue of «brain drain.»

I found it interesting and a bit ironic that your December issue included a feature on Tan Le's brain - wave - reading headset and, only nine pages later, a story on Entrepreneur of the Year Alison Schuback [«What Alison Schuback Wants»], whose brain injury has left her physically disabled.

Recently, studies have found that sitting all day at work stunts brain activity and carries a myriad of health issues.

Every episode we'll pick Professor Hudson's brain for 10 or 15 minutes on an economic issue that is either being ignored — or hotly debated — that week in the press.

The Leading Brain, co-authored by neuropsychologist and leadership expert Friederike Fabritius, has been named one of the top business books of 2017 by strategy + business, a prominent business magazine and Web site that focuses on management issues and corporate strategy.

The imbroglio reached its apex during the second Republican presidential debate, when Carly Fiorina decried the harvesting of a brain from an intact, extracted fetus whose heart had restarted — described on camera by a former tissue procurement technician — as an issue that defines «the character of our nation.»

The issue is whether the brain determines the mind without remainder.

After the blowback that actually caused him to issue a «turn in your sense of humor» cartoon after a «turn in your brains» one... to post something quite this... um... in the face is something I'd call bold.

You have to be incredibly weak - minded to believe that every issue has a definite right and a definite wrong... Your brain simply can not process the information necessary to understand these concepts... I guess that's why you need all your moral decisions made for you... How sad.

A bane because there is so much lousy thinking out there, for people who misuse their minds and don't «think» about the issues, or don't use their noodles effectively (the irony is that someone like yourself would say your brain is «god given»... in my opinion, this god would smack you upside the head for not using it as he intended).

And beyond issues related to justice, psychologists are only just beginning to grasp the full impact of pornography upon our brains and how those effects are creating sexual and relational dysfunction.

The difficulties with MacLean's model point to a larger issue that Ashbrook and Albright spend a significant amount of space analyzing: to what extent is the brain modular?

Not to metion we still have the «missing link» issue where at one point (based on evolution) the human brain advanced very quickly with very little time for evolution to take place.

I know your sorry excuse for a brain is having some issues with this subtly, but please read this carefully before replying with more garbage, you might actually learn something here.

Occams razor states its more likely you have personal issues related to Christianity than it is than your theory that the majority of the world have stunted brains.

And some gay people feel that gay sex is wrong (and many have at some point in their lives), so they are clearly capable of taking a moral stand on the issue (without the physical components of their brains being any different than someone who makes a different choice).

At the same time, claiming to know what God is like and how he would react to topical issues like gay marriage is ludicrous as well... by definition, if he is God, he doesn't think along the lines of a human brain, so we will never be able to understand him.

This I can not square away — however, I look at the gay issue much differently than most — I think it's much to complicated and we are jumping the gun by saying we just accept gay marriage — or it's an evil sin — what about the science that says testosterone starts forming around the babies brain when they are only 8 weeks into the womb?

While I am not aware of significant discussions of this issue among process thinkers, Matthew Fox and Brian Swimme, who though not directly influenced by process thought nonetheless share the relational vision, have incorporated elements of this, particularly through the use of art, in their own education process in order to stimulate the «right» brain, the intuitive and imaginative capacities of the human mind.

and from the readings wheer I said that it was a side issue SHOULD have given you something to chew on... are you so lame brained I have to spell every dsingle thing out for you??

A visual experience, for instance, lends itself to description as a complex semiotic process involving transmissions and integrations of signs, or bits of information, to a central organ, the brain, and more localized processes of selection, sorting, and evaluation (i.e., gradations as to relevance of various types of information) that sometimes issue in tentative (and often only vague) interpretations.

An «unboosted human brain» could never have a real conversation with one of the coming immortals, writes Damien Broderick, and could never know «what vast issues» it was considering.