This research reveals that movement is an extension of neurological organization based primarily on head position relative to the body. It validates long held theories, thereby adding confidence to our understanding that movement is an...
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Low Energy Neurofeedback (LENS) evolved as a means to enhance neuroplasticity, encouraging the brain into making new connections and thereby enhancing cognitive functions. At some point it was observed that LENS also helped to manage pain. In...
Our “primitive” gut neurology plays an active role in our experience. “Gut Feelings”, which we usually experience more quickly than our conscious thoughts, are a good example of how our guts are aware of and respond to...
With the controversy surrounding municipal water supplies (Flint), it seemed like a good idea to independently check up on the SF water department. This testing sample was taken from our kitchen tap in our Merced Hts. (94132) house on 5/15/16...
Its is very common in my practice to encounter what I have been calling a “gluten sensitivity”. Both for myself and many of my clients I consistently find that restricting consumption of wheat quickly drops 10 lbs of water weight...
Industrialized societies tend to assume that our minds control our bodies, with our bodies exerting little influence on the contents of mind. The more comprehensive picture of mammalian neurophysiology that is emerging from ongoing brain...
The year 2015 marks the 100th anniversary of the the publication of Albert Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, which presents a model explaining the effect which we call Gravity. This model quickly gained wide usage, and has proved...
A recent study published in Science discusses evidence that our numerosity, or ability to make distinctions between numbers is genetically hardwired, rather than culturally derived1. The study presents evidence that numbers are represented on a...
Science magazine is ending 2014 with a special section on Traditional and Complementary Medicine (T&CM) spread over three issues. This is a truly landmark event, in that T&CM is difficult to evaluate by the rules of Alopathic medicine...
Article in the 2014 -547 issue of Science by Lee et al discussing the prevalence of adolescent mental illness and the social costs of underdiagnosis and treatment. Although the article is in essence a call to action for a more aggressive...