When Dr Norman Doidge wrote "The Brain That Changes Itself," no-one in the publishing world had any inkling how it would change the public debate around the treatment of brain injury patients. After 9 months on the New York Times Best Seller List, Doidge's book has become a...
Silent DNA, the sleeper in our midst The discoveries in genetic science are coming thick and fast. The protective coding of genes is being revealed as an ingenious set of interlocking codes that determine what is copied, what is activated and what is switched off at any time. In the article below, our genetic material is compared...
DNA, Consciousness, Performance and Pain Perception Topping up our Energy Bucket There's a flood of findings on how our emotions effect our perception, and how our DNA is activated or de-activated by our emotional state and triggers from the environment, coming from the world of quantum biology. Pjotr Gariaev and Vladimir Popponin's contributions to this...
