
neurology Tag Posts Index
Explore on-chain topics from the Hive blockchain.
- →
The Symbolic and Psychosomatic Efficacy of Cinnamon in Attracting Love, Prosperity, and Abundance: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
Abstract Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) has long been revered across cultures not merely as a spice but as a potent agent in rituals aimed at manifesting love, prosperity,
- →
44th Actifit - 31181steps - 21km - 2025-11-27
For a few months now, thanks to that Hafez-reading podcast, this thing has been sneaking around the edges of my thoughts. And about ten days ago, on the show “Aknoon,”
- →
🩺 When a Gene Sends the Wrong Message: Living with Spinal Cord and Motor Neuron Disease
Deep within our bodies, silent messages pass from one gene to another— carrying with them the secrets of life… and sometimes, the roots of pain. Spinal cord and
- →
Could LSD-25 Stop Being A Schedule 1 substance and A Treatment For Depression?
LSD or lysergic acid diethylamide is a name you are familiar with or maybe you are not but thank goodness you are here. This drug is a psychedelic, and its altering
- →
Have you heard of Alice in the Wonderland Syndrome? If not, well check this
Now I want you to pay close attention, because this medical Syndrome, once it hits you, it literally makes you feel as if you’ve stepped right into a fairytale or
- →
Your Brain is not Invisible, Damages can Occur with Trauma
I saw a video on TicTok where helmets were worn for infants to prevent then from hitting their heads on the floor during their crawling and walking process. I do
- →
Neuroscience - The Mind's Eyes
Ever read something that makes you stop and go, "Wait, what?" That was me when I stumbled upon this article about the "mind's eye" and how our
- →
The Curious Case of Handedness: Why Left Isn’t Always Right
Our social world has given a notion to left and right, and we have tend to see left as things that we should not get involved in. Anyways, before we start tt rhe
- →
The Mysterious Epidermic that Made People Look Like Statue
30 years before the year 1969, in Beth Abraham Hospital was a patient known as Leonard who hadn't left the hospital in the entire thirty years that he had been there
- →
Will Listening to Binaural Beats Improve Your Brain Making You Smarter?
Have you heard the music name "Binaural Beats" before? If you Google it, you would see a lot of videos of people saying that listening to these types of
- →
This Post Reflected Twice When I tried to Edit... So I have deleted 1
Please read the second one... Thanks
- →
Music of Brain
In 2020, I published a paper in the European Neurology journal that was about converting Brainwaves into music. I utilized some techniques for denoising of EEG signals
- →
The Paradox of Memory: Making Room for the New by Letting Go of the Old
You must have heard the phrase "the more you see, the less you know". Well, the is true with science but so many of us do not see it that way. The reality
- →
Debunking the Myth of Right vs. Left Brain Dominance: The Collaborative Power of Our Cerebral Hemispheres
Have you argued with people over which side of the brain is dominant, with the argument that people who are more dominant on the right brain side are spontaneous,
- →
A Complex Journey Through Symptom Variations and Disease Progression of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis is characterized by a variety of common symptoms and the progression can vary from patients to patients which might occur and vanish after a while.
- →
The natural procedure of menopause.
The menopause stage is what some women dread so greatly, but is it really something to be scared about? It is a naturally occurring biological process. It is that
- →
Pseudo Coma; A Case of Locked In Syndrome
We will be discussing a medical condition of South African who was in coma for 12 years. This is the medical case of Martin Pistorius who came back from school with
- →
A Deep Dive into Its Intricate Mechanisms of Sleep Paralysis
For a lot of us, we have had this experience where we wake up but cannot move because there is a demon-like figure on our chest preventing us from talking or holding
- →
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease; A Comprehensive Explanation
Our brain, often regarded as the most critical organ in our body responsible for cognition and various neurological functions, relies on a complex network of neurons.
- →
Neurology: How Different Brain Waves Respond to Meditation
You must heard of meditation, or maybe participated in it and so many people would ask what meditation truly is. For some people, it is training the mind and the
Leave neurology Tag Posts Index to discover