Vijai Singh, Ph.D.Institute of Systems & Synthetic Biology

ÉVRY, France

vijaisingh15@gmail.com

Expanding the Potential of Brain Power

Computer circuits

Wiring

Circuits connections

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Brain Circuits

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Mind

Mind is a powerful force, it can make the worst of the best or best of the worst.

We have power over our mind-not outside events. Realize this, and we will findstrenght.

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Brain

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The brain is the most complex part of the human body and main organ of thehuman nervous system.

It is located in the head, protected by the skull. It has the same general structure as thebrains of other mammals, but with a more developed cerebral cortex.

The core component of the nervous system in general, and the brain in particular, isthe neuron or nerve cell, the “brain cells” of popular language. A neuron is anelectrically excitable cell that processes and transmits information by electro-chemicalsignalling. Unlike other cells, neurons never divide, and neither do they die off to bereplaced by new ones. By the same token, they usually cannot be replaced after beinglost, although there are a few exceptions.

The average human brain has about 100 billion neurons (or nerve cells) and manymore neuroglia (or glial cells) which serve to support and protect the neurons which ismore than 100,000 KM of interconnections and has estimated 1.25 X 10^12 bytesstorage capacity.

Each neuron may be connected to up to 10,000 other neurons, passing signals to eachother via as many as 1,000 trillion synaptic connections, equivalent by some estimatesto a computer with a 1 trillion bit per second processor.

Estimates of the human brain’s memory capacity vary from 1 to 1,000 terabytes.

One human brain receives 11 million bits of information per second from environment,but it can only process 40 bits per second.

Information transmission within the brain, such as takes place during the processes ofmemory encoding and retrieval, is achieved using a combination ofchemicals and electricity.

Brain and its Function

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Neuron

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Connection of Neurons by Synapses

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10% of what we READ

20% of what we HEAR

30% of what we SEE

50% of what we SEE and HEAR

70% of what is DISCUSSED with OTHERS

80% of what is EXPERIENCED PERSONALLY 95% of what we TEACH TO SOMEONE ELSE

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The brain learns by constructing knowledge through sequential stages.

Stage 1: Motivation/watch, have to, show interest

Stage 2: Start to Practice/practice, trial and error, ask questions

Stage 3: Advanced Practice/practice lessons, read, confidence

Stage 4: Skillfulness/some success, enjoyment, sharing

Stage 5: Refinement/improvement, natural pleasure, creative

Stage 6: Mastery/teach, recognition, higher challenges

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Dendrites (fibers) grow out of the neurons when you listen to/write about/talk about/ practice something.

Dendrites can grow only from a dendrite (fiber) that is already there – from something the learner already knows.

As we learn, specific dendrites grow so that specific neurons connect at specific synapses to create large and more complex networks.

Synapses can change in number minute by minute. Some synapses are strong, and some are weak – so weak they

don’t even send a signal. Through learning, weak synapses can become strong. No matter how many synapses a neuron has, it also has the

potential to grow more.

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If We have not had the opportunity to grow the foundation dendrites for a new topic or skill, they don’t have the basis from which to grow – on which to connect and construct – the dendrites for the higher levels of skill and knowledge.

Should we judge students as incapable or of less intelligence or talent and throw them and their potential away because they never had that opportunity?

No one can understand anything if it isn’t connected in some way to something they already know

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Information Transfer

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DANGER

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Power of Brain

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How to Keep Positive Brain ?

Benefits of Meditation

Everything in the universe ispulsating and vibrating – nothing isreally standing still!The sound Om, when chanted,vibrates at the frequency of 432 Hz,which is the same vibrationalfrequency found throughouteverything in nature.

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Running stimulates the creation of newnerve cells and blood vessels within thebrain, an organ that tends to shrink as aperson ages.

Running helps increase the volume of themidbrain (which controls vision andhearing) and the hippocampus (which islinked to memory and learning).

Help to build strong bones, as it is aweight bearing exercise

Strengthen muscles

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Improve cardiovascular fitness

Burn plenty of kilojoules

Help maintain a healthy weight

Benefits of RunningRunning is a popular form of physical activity.

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Boost Memory

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Healthy Foods to Boost Brain Capacity

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A Healthy foods that attends to the specific needs of the brain may help neurons toachieve the most desirable chemical balance naturally.

Healthy foods boost brain circuits capacity and control the neurological disorders.

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What we think then we become.

Nothing is impossible, we have to do only to make it possible.

Negative emotion is five times prominent than positive. We should avoid

or replace by positive thinking.

By doing practice and more focus, neurons cells are connected and

formed a track, once track form it is very easy to understand.

Our believe systems which have been created million of years, we really

dont understand many things even we dont want to understand or have a

kind of fear.

We can only understand or process the information what we have in mind

in some form. It helps to make us intelligence or stupid.

If we think positive, doing better and believe ourself then at the end we will

100% succeed.

Summary