‘Invisible Brain’ Concept Gives Hope to Brain Revival and Regeneration

‘Invisible Brain’ Concept Gives Hope to Brain Revival and Regeneration
Neural regenerative capacity is often underestimated. PopTika/Shutterstock
Yuhong Dong
Yuhong Dong
M.D., Ph.D.
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Over the past few years, a host of discoveries have shattered people’s notions of how the human brain works. For example, medical experts have discovered that certain individuals with a severe lack of gray cerebral matter—so-called “brainless guys”—have normal or super-normal intelligence; and that animal brains recovered four hours after death. Therefore, several scientists have introduced the concept of “the invisible brain” to decipher those mysteries.
Besides, the brain’s energy properties are gaining increased attention from the medical world.
Yuhong Dong
Yuhong Dong
M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Yuhong Dong, The Epoch Times’ senior medical columnist, is an award-winning senior medical scientific expert in infectious disease and neuroscience who is currently dedicated to researching solid modern scientific evidence of the profound connection between the mind, body, and spirit at the cellular, genetic, and systemic levels.
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