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Force Behind the Art and Science of Integrated Health.”

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About Dr. Mosaraf Ali

An expert in Ayurvedic medicine and Naturopathy with a holistic vision, that is to say of the person as a whole, he successfully blends oriental and western medicine in a health concept.

The Brain

• Here we discuss about Human Brain.• The brain is a controversial subject, as the very

existence of the subconscious, termed as “involuntary”, “automatic” or “unconscious” functions of the brain, is poorly defined or understood by science.

The Two Brains: Conscious and Subconscious

• The Conscious Brain• This is known as the Cortical

Brain and forms the superficial or outer layers, of the brain.

• It makes decisions, analyses, makes deductions, uses logic, touch, vision, hearing, smell etc; stores long-term memory, is responsible for our intellectual function thinking.

The Subconscious Brain• The Hypothalamus has a rear

chamber filled with brain fluid (CSF). Its roof has the analytical centres of emotions - rage, passion, happiness, fear, sorrow, jealousy, revenge and sexual pleasure which we feel them here and react through the Hypothalamus which expresses emotions via hormones.

• Mid Brain (Mesencephalon). This part of the brain maintains consciousness, so keeps us awake and alert.

The Neck

• It has seven flat-bodied vertebrae, in a span of some 15 cm, whereas he entire back, which is normally over a meter long, has only 17 vertebrae.

• Our neck gives us more trouble than any other part of the body.

• The vertebral arteries, our better “life source”, run through a pair of canals located in the first five vertebrae of the neck, inside their wings. Then they emerge; make a loop and join together to form the Basiler Artery at the base of the brain, which is located on the lower surface of the Medulla Oblongata.

• The blood flow through the Vertebral Arteries is then restricted or the flow becomes turbulent. This compression of the arteries ultimately causes a malfunction of the Subconscious Brain, often with disastrous consequences.

Effect on the Brain

• The brain cells are highly specialized and they need “fuel” to function all the time.

• Oxygen and glucose are easily accessible to the brain cells.

• The brain cells are highly susceptible to a decrease in the supply of oxygen and glucose levels.

• Subconscious Brain is reduced by more than 80%, then fainting occurs and a person will collapse.

Causes of Narrowing of the Canal in the Neck

• Cerebro Spinal Fluid (CSF) in which the brain “floats”. This fluid penetrates various chambers and canal ways, located deep inside the brain.

• Misalignment of the neck vertebrae due to whiplash injuries, birth injuries like forceps or Ventouse delivery; head and neck injuries; boxing, anaesthesia during surgery and etc.

• Compression of the disks of the vertebrae of the neck, resulting in narrowing or kinks, in the vertebral arteries.

Stress

• Stress plays in increasing the demand of oxygen in the brain and simultaneously cutting-off the supply chain.

• This tightening of the neck muscles causes reduction of blood flow through vertebral arteries. The subconscious brain then gets less blood.

• The Dutch name for Meningitis is “Nek Kramp” (neck cramp).

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To be continued……….