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The Science of Consequences: How They Affect Genes, Change the Brain, and Impact Our World Susan M. Schneider
Publisher: Prometheus Books

Feb 7, 2014 - Also agree that the term “brain / cortical training” implies there are exclusive effects on neural processes alone…. Feb 27, 2014 - These findings support the idea that the female brain requires more extreme genetic changes than does the male brain to produce neurodevelopmental disorders. May 22, 2014 - Indigenous people are the 4th most likely population in the world to suffer from diabetes type 2. It is not obesity It has been known for some time that many chemicals, even in minute amounts, can have a deleterious effect on our health if eaten or present in the water supply. May 13, 2014 - Numerous companies are growing different plants, and advertising will not be far behind, as the world is searching for relief of pain and suffering. And after the mission to see how the effects of space travel — especially exposure to radiation, constrained diet, and physical and emotional stress — affect telomeres, which serve as protective ends on our chromosomes. 3 days ago - Over the summer, twin astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly (perhaps unintentionally) offered their identical genetic makeups to science, suggesting that they be the subject of experiments designed to test the effects of space travel on the human body. This was easy For some genes, even a small change in the level of DNA methylation at a few cytosine and guanosine sites might subtly alter gene expression and increase the risk of disease. When (as your work has shown) it also seems to change autonomic & immune processes within chronic pain conditions too. Remember, everything we put into our bodies has an effect. When you say “correct elements” and “a reason to do so,” are you not attempting to impose your own conditions upon the brain's ability to create/construct our world?