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The study of the physiology of the nervous system, with emphasis on transcellular communication, and cellular and molecular processes involved in neural communication.
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What has changed in your brain after electroconvulsive "therapy" (ECT)?
From this Wikipedia article:
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), formerly known as electroshock therapy, is a psychiatric treatment in which seizures in the brain (without muscular convulsions) are elec …
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Do neurons fire at a faster rate during dreaming?
When I dream it seems that the (subjective) time is slower than the objectively passed time as seen on my clock radio. Is this because neurones fire collectively at a faster rate, so you can "put an h …
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What happens in my retina if I press on my eyeballs?
If I press my eyes I can "see" all kind of things: sparkling blue dots (which sometimes seem random and sometimes there seems to be a pattern in them), growing or diminishing rings of all kinds of col …
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How do people with a split brain experience reality?
Some people with severe epileptic seizures have the connection between their two brain halves cut. How appears reality for them, and why does this procedure helps them?
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Does the sensation of pain arise in the brain? [duplicate]
I can feel pain in my arm or in my brain.
I have read that you can feel a phantom pain. As if the pain exists outside the body. There is a related process in the brain but the feeling itself seems to …
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Can LSD connect sensory regions in the brain?
How is it possible that after using LSD you can hear sounds and see colors?
I have my own experience with this phenomenon. When I´m lying totally relaxed in bed and suddenly a door is closed loudly, I …