Comments on: Personal Development via Brain Cell enhancement?

By: Ron Towns

Ron Towns — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 23:12:25 +0000

Yes we can… we can do this because of neuroplasitcity. It was thought before that humans were wired a certain way from birth, and couldn’t change thereafter. Science has proved this is absolutely incorrect. In fact, humans maintain the ability to adjust their brain wiring their entire life. They can form new neural connections through the use of visualization, self affirmation, and meditation. Entrepreneur John Assaraf wrote an entire book about how you can use this this knowledge to achieve goals in “The Complete Vision Board Kit.”

You can download a free chapter from the book here: http://tinyurl.com/56mfen

Enjoy and thanks for the article!

By: x3r0bug

x3r0bug — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 23:59:19 +0000

Haha, I’ll have to agree with you on that I don’t like the idea with anyone messing around with my brain cells. As I was reading the article I was thinking, I don’t care IF they could grow extra brain cells on a mouse because they SURELY won’t be opening my head up to put more brain cells there.

But it is good to know that exercise helps with brain development, as I do exercise regularly. It would be nice to have a list of all the activities and foods that help develop the brain because brain development has been a great interest of mine.

And also, it is very interesting that the same proteins found in mad cow disease is “tied to the development of new neurons.”

By: Sleeping Dude

Sleeping Dude — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 14:20:27 +0000

People always look for easy way to fix things. Take a pillow and recover from illness. Take another and lose weight. As practice shows, most of those ideas are populated by scammers trying to make money. I’m not saything this one particular idea is a scum, but I doubt we’ll have some proven and safe ways to do something like that anytime soon.
I’d rather recommend parents to read Now, Discover Your Strengths by Marcus Buckingham, he writes very well how talents can be developed in childhood, in a natural way. If you have bad memory you still have chance to help your kid develop good one. Unless you forget about it tomorrow, of course…

Sleeping Dude
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