It started in early October 2017, when 108 paralyzed patients with large and deformed limbs went for special testing. The researchers would have performed neurostimulator surgery on them vagus nerve, cranial nerves that run through the front of the neck and are responsible for transmitting signals from the brain to other parts of the body. By the end of the trial period, members of the minority class had begun to rise again. In a way, the release of these nerves in combination with medication also helps patients to better use their paralysis — and used it more efficiently and effectively before any treatment, even for those who have never done anything.
During this time, the findings of the case were published inside Lancet. The transformation of organs is, in itself, a marvelous work of art. But the inclusion in this article was much more significant. He did not what patients learned, but Why learned this: In strengthening the vagus nerves, she had pressed years of exercise into months. The lawsuit is based on the process of repairing a damage and restoring traffic. But what if there were no initial damage? In the hands of the healthier and healthier, such expertise can greatly enhance physical activity – the question is whether people are willing to fight it.
Applying this skill is not hard to imagine. As we have seen in experiments, when the vagus nerve is stimulated, it stimulates the brain to release neuromodulators, which monitor the body’s responses. They come online while the patient is trying a new job, strengthening circulating circuits. “When you play golf or anything, it’s the same,” explains Charles Liu, a well-known neurosurgeon of the Study and director of the USC Neurorestoration Center. “There is no major difference between training a stroke and stroke using a fork and training a well-known athlete to play baseball.” It is simply repeated to create and strengthen brain circuits. If this can be done, then we have learned how to make the brain work – and how to develop people. Meanwhile, technological advances such as the lower extremities have shown promise in repairing damaged nerves, while neurotransmitters are trying to recapture what has happened by traumatic trauma and connecting the brain and muscles. But the study of stroke showed that the process of making neuromodulation combined with other systems is achievable. Learning Hebrew-Or dependent on synaptic plasticity, all your muscles are shooting in sequence. Often, in order to be skilled, brain neurons have to shoot in the right direction at the right time; habit is a human habit, but for now, stimulation allows us to do this faster, and better.
It’s only a matter of time before neuromodulation can be marketed. Whether they are cheap and cheap, they should be of great interest to the public, especially athletes, who have a keen interest in fitness. But in sports, promotions come with the rules, and even with the exception of the constant controversy over drug use, professional competitions play a part in the vain and controversial issues in this area. For example, the first woman to compete in the Olympics, Laurel Hubbard, was eligible to compete in the Tokyo Games unless his total testosterone (in serum) was less than 10 nanomoles per liter and has been around for 12 months. But the same rules Caster Semenya who has won two Olympic gold medals of South Africa because although it has XY chromosomes, it also has high testosterone levels.
Neurostimulation promises that this will also help. Unlike steroids or hormones, there is no definitive method. In a healthy person who uses his or her legs fully, it may be impossible to determine when or when vagus stimulation occurred. If the athlete had neurotransmitters, that could be bad, but not enough. In addition, the body releases its neuromodulators; There is nothing unusual about uncommon electrical activity in the body. Although the Olympic committee would have announced regulatory requirements such as testosterone levels, measuring brain stimulation may require athletes or prescribing assistants to use, or internal testing of the device. But the need for a brain scan of athletes to make the mistake of entering one of these is about to be private; Laws of any kind are required to follow guidelines that can be protected from abuse. These monitoring and follow-up methods need to be addressed — and urgently, before the technology succeeds in our systems.