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The Human Body and the Human Brain – United Not Divided

The Human Body and the Human Brain – United Not Divided

The human brain is the main organ of the body tasked with controlling and regulating our thoughts, feelings and actions throughout the day. But it doesn’t operate in isolation. Its connections throughout the body mean that it makes more sense to think of your body and...

Respect Your Circadian Rhythms

Respect Your Circadian Rhythms

Our circadian rhythm controls our cycle of sleeping and waking.  This month the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine was announced. The winners were a trio of scientists who first discovered the molecular mechanisms underlying our circadian rhythms. These...

Serotonin.  The Multifaceted Chemical.

Serotonin. The Multifaceted Chemical.

Serotonin. It is one of your brain’s important neurotransmitters. One you have probably heard of before. It is most commonly talked about in the context of mood disorders such as depression where drugs like Prozac act as “selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors”. But...

Does Testosterone always mean aggression?

Does Testosterone always mean aggression?

Clearly not according to Swiss neuroscientist Christoph Eisenegger (University of Zurich). Normally we associate testosterone to xyz When working with men or women the effect of testosterone is most frequently observed through these types of ‘typical’ behaviours or...

Your real potential

Your real potential

Average neurons in your brain form around 1000 synaptic connections. Many receive up to 10,000 inputs while some cells in the cerebellum receive up to 100,000. To put it mildly, your neurons are well connected! If Coaching really does enable you to increase your...

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