The Body-Mind Connection
"When you think a thought you make a molecule. To think is to practice brain chemistry. And in fact these thoughts are translated into very precise molecules known as neuropeptides. '"Neuro"' because they were first found in the brain. And 'peptides' because they're protein-like molecules. And thoughts, feelings, emotions and desires translate into the flux of neuropeptides in the brain..."
"....So your immune cells are in fact constantly eavesdropping on your internal dialogue. Nothing that you say to yourself, which you're doing all the time, even in sleep, escapes the attention of the immune cells. Not only that, the immune cells, it was subsequently discovered, can make the same peptides that the brain makes when it thinks..."
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Amazing isn't it? I'm a firm believer in the old saying "If you think you can't - or if you think you can - then your probably right." I don't think that we give enough credence to the idea that WE are in control of our existance - our reality. And this article goes back to Newton's Law of Attraction - that is, "like attracts like." The basic ying and yang of the universe - the balancing required. If you put negativity out - you get it back - and vice versa. When you think negative thoughts, you create a negative reality for yourself. Negative neuro-peptides. And the Law of Attraction in the universe dictates that you get it back. So our thoughts can control our reality. Always best to make sure that their POSITIVE. For a better understanding - watch or read - "The Secret." Thanks, rlowe! MIRROR OF APHRODITE
I've got to have my kids read this . . . the human brain is amazing even though I believe credit should be given to a Creator . . . and I'm not talking about Bob in Buffalo who builds lego sets!
Did you read a book by psychiatrist Daniel Amen, who is Catholic, called Change Your Brain, Change Your Life?
He talks about the impact of negative thoughts on brains that are eventually more subject than others to Alzheimers.
really? i may have to check that book out.. i have a mild case of alzheimers but its because of nuerological disorder...
but yeah, the human-mind is wonderful thing.. and its still a mystery!
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