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Tag Archives: Mirror neurons

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Epigenetics, Part I – Why is it important?

Nov 9, 2019Howard BellNeuroplasticityAdequate sleep, Aerobic exercise, Amygdala, Axons, Brain plasticity, DNA, Epigenetics, Good eating habits, Life science, Meditation exercise, Mirror neurons, Neurons, Neuroplasticity, Positive thoughts, Prefrontal Cortex, Rehabilitation, Self-story, Stress reduction, Survive a life threatening event, Synaptic Pruning, Teen neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity, Part III – Empathy

Aug 5, 2019Howard Bell1 CommentNeuroplasticity, Science of SELF™Adaptive Adolescent Brain, Axons, Life science, Meditation exercise, Mirror neurons, Prefrontal Cortex, Rehabilitation, Self-story, Teen neuroplasticity

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