Until 2008, a year in which breakthrough research introduced, which would arouse the interest in neuroplasticity for the reversal of the obesity of the obesity epidemic, the idea of cableing the brain for weight loss seemed somewhat.
Three breakthroughs in neuroscience
Until then, most clinicians viewed obesity as a diet and training problem, not something that was heated by the associative learning of the stress reaction. Then Robert Lustig and Michele Meitus-Snyder documented the role of the “limbic triangle” of the emotional brain of structures that collapse to promote the most important chemicals that promote excessive food and weight gain.
The following year, a study by New York University researchers showed that fear memories could be deleted shortly after the stress activity of the current circuit. In 2012, Joseph Ledoux ‘article on the emotional brain proposed a role of “survival circuits”, which were encoded by the conditioning in order to promote extreme reactions.
Re -wiring the “stress triangle”
Understanding the three structures in the unconscious, all of which promote the weight gain of the stress, give us a new appreciation for the neuroplasty of emotional circuits and the idea that a combat -fleed or fleeting reactive wire (“survival group”) indicates the promise of neuroplasty, the basis for the re -scattering of the brain to grind weight to support financially.
Robert Lustig, MD, talks about the role of biochemistry in promoting obesity.
Although quoting science is of essential importance, it is often not if a participant changes interest in food after re -wiring, this even seems possible. While survival circuits activate biochemical drives to overeat, the idea that we could be sensible with food seems absurd. However, these are stress -related chemicals that drive too much food and obesity.
Dr. Funny spoke about the biochemical nature of obesity for professional certification training in EBT long before obesity was regarded as a disease (see video above). The strategy of re -wiring the stress reaction is so important because there are no running costs for changing biochemistry by injections when the brain is re -wired. The source of the problem – neural brain circuits – has been deleted so that the chemical change takes.
While our nation is fighting the role that this new generation of medication for weight loss will play when revolving the obesity epidemic, some of the advantages of wiring weight loss can gain more public attention. By deleting the circuits that drive the voltage chemical cascade that promotes weight gain, the potential can be a remedy. It will require a number of treatments to bring the US back back in 2011, and it is an appealing option to be “wired for weight loss”.