Examples of using "العصبية" in a sentence and their english translations:
promote the connection of neurons, and the strengthening in synapses.
in your nerve cells.
stimulating our neural pathways.
the formation and strengthening of synapses.
and increasing neuronal bioenergetics,
exercising your neurons,
it can increase the ability of the neurons to form and maintain synapses,
It's something we call neuroplasticity.
That promotes the growth of the neurons,
can produce the same behavioral and neurological things
and these nervous thoughts running through my head,
neurons are generated from stem cells.
Nerve cell circuits are more active.
When this happens, neurocircuits are activated,
In addition to the increasing neurotrophic factors
Neurodiversity is the understanding
saw a child who was neurologically dull.
By God, then we could deal with it two neurons and then four neurons and four million neurons and then a hundred million
most of nerve fibers never get outside of your skull,
The key to each of these changes is neuroplasticity.
with the powerful release of neurochemicals.
in the context of age-related neurodegenerative disorders,
in the brain that are called neurotrophic factors.
levels of neurotrophic factors such as BDNF increase.
they boost the energy levels in the neurons.
will enhance the ability of your nerve cells to repair DNA,
neural read and write with light and sound,
with living wires called axones and dendrites,
and at those connections, which are called synapses,
As we learned earlier from the neuroplasticity talk,
But what was happening neurobiologically?
is that patterns of neuroplasticity are highly variable from person to person.
that are relevant to age-related neurodegenerative disorders.
exercise and intermittent fasting, and using your neurons, using your brain
One reason is they provide an alternative fuel for the neurons,
by increasing the number of mitochondria in neurons,
A Functional Medicine Approach to Common and Uncommon Neurological Syndromes,
and one of the things it does is activate nerve fibres.
You can compare the development of neural pathways in your brain
With repetition, these pathways become reinforced, and therefore stronger.
hundreds and thousands of neurons are firing in the brain,
which is a way to measure neural activity.
When the neurosoftware is not accessible in the brain,
the abnormal accumulation of amyloid, or the degeneration of dopamine neurons
The fasting is a mild energetic stress, and the neurons respond adaptively
This is the problem, that if we keep running the neurons,
there were tangles and plaques that are associated with Alzheimer's,
According to data provided by [an] institute of neuroresearch in the U.S.,
and that the neurobiological things that happen when someone becomes addicted
The problem here is that neuroplastcity can work both ways.
We have mice that have damage to dopamine producing neurons,
brain-derived neurotrophic factor, promote the growth of neurons,
It's sufficiently intense to activate these free nerve endings.
sending electronic pulses back and forth between corresponding neurons.
Today, she’s really hoping to do some of the nerve-sparing,
Using light and sound, you can activate or inhibit neurons,
and they get actuated and actuate the neighbors in this neural network.
So during learning, the brain can change the connections between neurons.
Well, interestingly, our guts have a hundred million neurons.
We found that these neurotrophic factors, such as FGF, and one called BDNF,
And again, what's happening in this case when you are using your neurons,
are their neurons protected, in mice, of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease?
In adolescent animals, nicotine is a very well-established neurotoxin,
those same neurons are not needed, so they're going to remain quiet.
So that means we can focus through skull and brain to a neuron.
Identifying the neural correlates of self recognition in animals would be a hard task
We're a long ways of understanding how it works. But if we can get down to figuring out how a neuron works
They were especially interested in the claustrum a thin sheet of nerve cells that sits at the bottom of the cerebral cortex