Cognitive Brain of Homo sapiens: Stress, Emotions, Health, Hormones, Longevity

S. Bulgakova, N. Romanchuk, A. Volobuev
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Replication of new discoveries in the field of genetics and epigenetics, the scientific union of neurobiology and neurophysiology of the quantum brain HOMO SAPIENS of the 21st century, the achievements of biophysics, hybrid neuroimaging and nuclear medicine, the introduction of nutritionology and bioelementology technologies, the 5P of MEDICINE and 5G TECHNOLOGY, compliance of art medicine and modern psychoanalysis, - will allow control the cognitive brain of a 21st century HUMAN. Scientific progress and 33 years of experimental experience of biophysics in the field of neurogeriatrics and neurocardiology, neuroendocrinology and psychoneuroimmunology - made it possible to argue that "nerve cells are restored," the quantum human brain is CONTROLLED, high-quality and healthy LONGEVITY HOMO SAPIENS of the 21st century is achievable. Children who experience chronic stressors are vulnerable to lifelong emotional and physical health problems. Cognitive and mental health affects a person's ability to cope with stress, maintain a relationship paradigm, make healthy choices and lead a fulfilling life. An increase in the expected and average life expectancy of a person is realizable/achievable/feasible when creating conditions/tools/algorithms/technologies for active and high-quality longevity.
智人的认知大脑:压力、情绪、健康、荷尔蒙、长寿
遗传学和表观遗传学领域新发现的复制,21 世纪量子大脑 HOMO SAPIENS 的神经生物学和神经生理学的科学结合,生物物理学、混合神经影像学和核医学的成就,营养学和生物元素学技术的引入,5P 医学和 5G 技术的发展,艺术医学和现代精神分析学的兼容并包,这些都将有助于控制 21 世纪人类的认知大脑。科学的进步和 33 年来在神经老年病学、神经心脏病学、神经内分泌学和精神神经免疫学领域的生物物理学实验经验,使我们有可能认为 "神经细胞得到恢复",量子人脑得到控制,21 世纪高质量和健康的 "LONGEVITY HOMO SAPIENS "是可以实现的。长期承受压力的儿童很容易出现终生的情绪和身体健康问题。认知和心理健康会影响一个人应对压力、维持关系模式、做出健康选择和过上充实生活的能力。如果能创造条件/工具/算法/技术来实现积极和高质量的长寿,人的预期寿命和平均 寿命的增加是可以实现/可以达到/可行的。
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