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... don't make sense, such as 'masturbation is evil', but unfortunately this is often at the cost of having to deceive dumb people. This in itself can be very stressful, especially if you are stuck in a situation ...
32. Memory - memory editing update, 2004-2011
(Neurohacking/Theory & Research)
... methods of easing or preventing the emotional distress associated with bad memories. Progress has been varied, as we'll see...   2006 Proteomics -PKMzeta & ZIP Molecular neuroscience has ...
... with poor connections between N3/N4; notably Piaget, a mainstream success of his time in developmental psychology, and a whole bunch of other influential scientists whom we won't further distress by naming ...
... uncover that biological system in your brain and to verify and realign its function. We introduced you to the stress/relax response in the last tutorial, so now we’re going to have a look at just ...
35. WARNING: Mannitol
(News/Latest)
... be present in the testing area because Mannitol can cause such severe reactions. In plants, it us used to induce osmotic stress. Mannitol increases water and Na+ excretion, thereby decreasing extracellular ...
36. Physiological methods - Epigenetics - Hacking the genome
(Neurohacking/Methods & Technology)
... The brain will send out the signals that alter you breathing pattern, demand more sleep and rest, make you crave foods that increase your energy and so on. The stress on the body’s systems will thus ...
37. Alternatives to work
(Homeworld/School & Work Alternatives)
... you'll lose empathy and emotional stability, and may get depressed or start wondering whether you have 'work related stress', or telling people you've been under a lot of pressure lately. As network ...
...  Stress. Clinical meaning: A specific (beneficial) response by the body to a challenging physical, emotional or mental stimulus, including the release of hormones & neurotransmitters according to ...
39. Play: Big Pharma
(Neurohacking/Resources)
... The executive explains that she “can't just say ‘buy drugs,’” so the advertisers develop a campaign that preys on women with societal problems, such as stress or homelessness. Clearly, ...
40. Glutamate & Empathy
(Neurohacking/Drugs & Chemicals)
... p = 0.018; adjusted alpha-level of 0.017, Bonferroni) but not by “empathic concern” or “personal distress”. No significant relationship between IRI subscores and the glutamate levels ...
41. Books: Why We Cooperate
(Neurohacking/Resources)
... a stimulating piece is the commentary section, in which four eminent scientists from neighboring fields probe alternative perspectives. Joan Silk stresses the importance of the multidisciplinary approach. ...
42. Methods & Technology Intro - Part II: Technology
(Neurohacking/Methods & Technology)
... to tolerate the stress of the more traditional surgery. The decision of whether an aneurysm should be treated surgically with a clip or through inventional neuroradiological techniques is usually made ...
43. Methods & Technology Intro - Part I: Methods
(Neurohacking/Methods & Technology)
... whenever you need or want relief from symptoms of stress, or you can practice it regularly to enjoy the benefits of deep relaxation and prevent the effects of chronic stress. It is a lot easier to learn ...
... resistance to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, heat, and oxidative stress. Studies revealed a new system for specifying longevity and stress resistance and suggested possible mechanisms for mediating life extension ...
45. Disorders & Problems - Introduction to This Section
(Neurohacking/Disorders & Problems)
...  Age as a risk factor depends on the type Some types are more common in females Chronic stress is a risk factor. Lifestyle is a very large factor [see neurohacking tutorials].  ...
... co-ordination. Pain ceases to be threatening, intrusive and distressing; but it can still be sensed and avoided. At lower dosages, opium may be pleasantly stimulating rather than soporific. Throughout ...
...  [drugs that are used to reduce and control the symptoms of chronic stress and anxiety] Types of drugs: Benzodiazepines Chlordiazepoxide Diazepam Lorazepam Oxazepam   ...
... of cortisol occurs in anxiety (chronic stress).   Excess Cortisol is related to: Diabetes It counteracts insulin, contributing to hyperglycemia. Skin Aging Loss of collagen ...
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