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Friday 18 April 2014

Feeling Embarrassed can Prevent Alzheimer’s


 


Researchers have been able to determine that embarrassment is rooted in the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex — a small bit of tissue in the right hemisphere of the front part of the brain.
“This brain region predicted the behavior: embarrassment reaction!”
The smaller the region, the less embarrassed the people were. The region size may become smaller due to neurodegenerative diseases; therefore loss of the embarrassment reaction can help to determine onset of a brain disease. This early detection offers good therapeutic outcome and prevent widespread brain damage or progression like critical conditions like Alzheimer’s disease.


A simple way to test for embarrassment reaction:
1.  Get an headphone and a recorder
2.  Start the recorder and sing out aloud the playing song on your headphone
3.  Then listen with your friends to your own voice without the accompanying music.


The degree of embarrassment depended on how well your brain was functioning.


Please give us feedback on how your test went.

Monday 17 March 2014

INTRODUCING THE "YOUR BRAIN YOUR POWER GROUP"



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