TheBrainHealthGuy
New Member
The brain – the amazing processor inside us all that directs our lives. The brain controls our voluntary movements, regulates our involuntary activities such as breathing and the beating of our hearts, allows us to remember, allows us to feel, provides us with personalities and enables us to think.
The brain is continually processing inputs through our sensory organs – our eyes, ears, nose, mouth and skin. After interpreting sensory inputs, the brain responds by sending signals to other parts of the body that enable both voluntary and involuntary actions.
Is it any wonder that when things go wrong with such a complex and important machine, the results can be devastating? Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, Paralysis, Learning Disabilities, etc., etc. – all the results of a malfunction of the brain.
Maintaining good brain health should be high on everyone’s priority list. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Through a combination of a lack of knowledge and a “It’ll never happen to me” attitude, people never consider what might be slowly happening to their brains and how to prevent it.
My goal is to educate people on why bad things happen to their brain and present them with the necessary tools to allow them to embark on a program to improve their brain health.
The brain is continually processing inputs through our sensory organs – our eyes, ears, nose, mouth and skin. After interpreting sensory inputs, the brain responds by sending signals to other parts of the body that enable both voluntary and involuntary actions.
Is it any wonder that when things go wrong with such a complex and important machine, the results can be devastating? Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, Paralysis, Learning Disabilities, etc., etc. – all the results of a malfunction of the brain.
Maintaining good brain health should be high on everyone’s priority list. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Through a combination of a lack of knowledge and a “It’ll never happen to me” attitude, people never consider what might be slowly happening to their brains and how to prevent it.
My goal is to educate people on why bad things happen to their brain and present them with the necessary tools to allow them to embark on a program to improve their brain health.
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