Address MTHFR Gene Mutations to Treat Psychological Disorders More Effectively
Even with a folate-rich diet, those with MTHFR mutations may still struggle to get enough active folate.
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The BioSource Faculty Explain Peer-Reviewed Science
BioSource Faculty
Aug 2419 min read
Functional Medicine: Addressing Root Causes for Lasting Health
Functional medicine is a patient-centered, science-based approach that aims to identify and address the root causes of disease.
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BioSource Faculty
Aug 712 min read
A Comprehensive Breathing Myths Guide
Breathing ensures healthy CO2 levels. The main functions of breathing are gas exchange and acid-base (pH) regulation.
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BioSource Faculty
Aug 716 min read
Neuron Refresher
This post provides an executive summary of neuron structure and function.
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Fred Shaffer
Jul 2310 min read
Dr. Rosenthal's Adolescent Migraine Case Study
This case study summarizes Dr. Saul Rosenthal's AAPB adolescent migraine case study.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1710 min read
Is a Growling Dog Angry?
Our interpretations of animal emotions are deeply influenced by human perception and cultural constructs.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1613 min read
Mastering Your Emotions
Barrett offers valuable insights into how emotions are constructed and how they can be effectively managed.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1612 min read
The Origin of Feeling
Barrett argues that emotions are not innate reactions to stimuli but are constructed by the brain using basic psychological ingredients.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1610 min read
The Myth of Universal Emotions
Barrett challenges the idea that emotions like fear or anger are universally recognized and expressed in similar ways.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1610 min read
Emotions Are Constructed
Barrett argues that emotions are not hardwired responses but are actively constructed by the brain.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 169 min read
The Search for Emotional "Fingerprints"
Barrett aims to dismantle the conventional wisdom that emotions are hardwired and universally expressed.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 159 min read
You Have One Brain (Not Three)
Barrett challenges misconceptions about the brain's functions and explores our neural machinery's evolutionary history and true role.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 149 min read
Our Brains Create Reality
Lisa Feldman Barrett challenges traditional perceptions of reality and emphasizes our brains' powerful role in constructing our experiences.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1410 min read
Your Brain Works Secretly With Other Brains
From body budgeting and neural plasticity to the impact of social norms, our brains are intricately connected to the social world.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 149 min read
Your Brain Predicts (Almost) Everything You Do
Barrett argues that the brain constantly makes predictions based on past experiences to guide future actions.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 121 min read
We've Updated BioSource Products
We enhanced your BioSource products this summer while maintaining the lowest prices for BCIA-accredited courses in our industry.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 1210 min read
Your Brain Is a Network
Our brains operate as a complex, interconnected network rather than a collection of isolated modules.
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BioSource Faculty
Jul 129 min read
The Brain is Not for Thinking
The brain's principal role is to manage the body’s internal state and ensure survival through efficient energy regulation.
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BioSource Faculty
Jun 238 min read
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
POTS can significantly impact the quality of life, often leading to disability and reduced daily functioning.
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BioSource Faculty
Jun 166 min read
Personalizing ADHD Treatment Improves Outcomes
Recognizing the symptoms of ADHD and personalizing therapy to fit everyone's unique strengths and needs is crucial for effective treatment.
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