Could your brain repair itself? - Ralitsa Petrova
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Janice
I would have to say the brain can repair itself, although some parts repair faster than others. Our son was in a car wreck over 17 years ago, when he was 18, and had the temporal and frontal lobes damaged. He had started college at sixteen years old. He had to learn to walk, talk and feed himself again. He has also overcome major memory issues. The last CT scan they ran on him showed new blood vessels had formed to bypass the damaged part of his brain. He was able to go back and finish college, and even completed grad school. He is our walking miracle.
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I would have to say the brain can repair itself, although some parts repair faster than others. Our son was in a car wreck over 17 years ago, when he was 18, and had the temporal and frontal lobes damaged. He had started college at sixteen years old. He had to learn to walk, talk and feed himself again. He has also overcome major memory issues. The last CT scan they ran on him showed new blood vessels had formed to bypass the damaged part of his brain. He was able to go back and finish college, and even completed grad school. He is our walking miracle.
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oussama
hm, I think a brain which is capable of repairing itself will only lead to cancer, so focusing on finding a cure for cancer or just a way to prevent it would be the first step,
of course you can't get cancer from learning, movement or using memorie that why they're safe for regeneration
as to the other parts, we must have a genetique plan DNA to safely keep on developing
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hm, I think a brain which is capable of repairing itself will only lead to cancer, so focusing on finding a cure for cancer or just a way to prevent it would be the first step,
of course you can't get cancer from learning, movement or using memorie that why they're safe for regeneration
as to the other parts, we must have a genetique plan DNA to safely keep on developing
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ImKenny
Thats it i think ive found my calling theres nothing more i love than the human brain and its complex mysteries, but i knew neurosurgery would take about a decade extra in college so id kiss my 20s goodbye. So i scrapped the idea and wanted to bevome a nurse or er doctor. But this ive never thought of anything better developing the infinite brain. Dont forget my name
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Thats it i think ive found my calling theres nothing more i love than the human brain and its complex mysteries, but i knew neurosurgery would take about a decade extra in college so id kiss my 20s goodbye. So i scrapped the idea and wanted to bevome a nurse or er doctor. But this ive never thought of anything better developing the infinite brain. Dont forget my name
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Aria
My beloved mother just died of stroke three weeks ago! How I miss her so badly & wished this treatment was available to save her life. She was very active & had the sharpest brain! I wonder why she got such a massive stroke from nowhere! A grieving daughter wishes all people with debilitating diseases to heal!
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My beloved mother just died of stroke three weeks ago! How I miss her so badly & wished this treatment was available to save her life. She was very active & had the sharpest brain! I wonder why she got such a massive stroke from nowhere! A grieving daughter wishes all people with debilitating diseases to heal!
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Jah
Oh my Gosh guys. If I only listened to my Doctors and their bankrolls, I would be a shadow of myself.
It's nice to have incontrovertible evidence to guide treatment of brain injury but how much time and life is wasted balking at pretty easily discernible principles while dealing with patients over a term.
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Oh my Gosh guys. If I only listened to my Doctors and their bankrolls, I would be a shadow of myself.
It's nice to have incontrovertible evidence to guide treatment of brain injury but how much time and life is wasted balking at pretty easily discernible principles while dealing with patients over a term.
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Sandra
I think the brain space s plastic so the body won't be able to replicate a new brain as it is always changing
Bones don't change in structure and skin won't change in structure but the brain can
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I think the brain space s plastic so the body won't be able to replicate a new brain as it is always changing
Bones don't change in structure and skin won't change in structure but the brain can
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REZA
whether the old neuron can not repair itself, what if replaced by a new neuron our memory will change with a new one or our old memory back hmm i dont want to miss my childhood memory
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whether the old neuron can not repair itself, what if replaced by a new neuron our memory will change with a new one or our old memory back hmm i dont want to miss my childhood memory
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henrey
Next up, neural USB ports.
Maybe get another few years of data storage into that brain before it clocks out at around 300 years and you become a complete vegetable.
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Next up, neural USB ports.
Maybe get another few years of data storage into that brain before it clocks out at around 300 years and you become a complete vegetable.
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tania
My mother suffered from a massive brain haemorrhage and is in comma since 3 months. I am searching for some treatment or medicine that could help to cure.
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My mother suffered from a massive brain haemorrhage and is in comma since 3 months. I am searching for some treatment or medicine that could help to cure.
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Ashley
I had this disorder is cerebral palsy and autism since I was born on May 6, 1991. Do my brain damage from cerebral palsy and autism repair itself?
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I had this disorder is cerebral palsy and autism since I was born on May 6, 1991. Do my brain damage from cerebral palsy and autism repair itself?
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