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Contemplating on the nature of Selfhood in Patients with disorders of consciousness

18 January 2023

In the newly published opinion paper in the Journal of Integrative Neuroscience, researchers from BM-Science argue that  establishing the potential (actual physical possibility) of Selfhood in patients  with disorders of consciousness is crucialy important from clinical, ethical, and moral standpoints.

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BM-Science researchers published results of a new study on the Depersonalization and Selfhood neurophenomenology

27 October 2022

While there is still a limited understanding of the Selfhood phenomenon, an emerging consensus is that the experiential Selfhood refers to a sense of the undergoing experience in its implicit first-person mode of givenness that is immediately and tacitly given as “mine”.

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  1. qEEG: Why, how, and what for? A new theoretical-conceptual review is published.
  2. Conversation series about Selfhood
  3. Self, Me and I during spontaneously occurring altered states of Selfhood
  4. Research Project: Selfhood triumvirate (neurophenomenological study)

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Curiosities of the Brain

  • How much energy does the Brain need?

    The brain is in many respects the most energy-demanding organ in the body. The human brain represents only 2% of total body mass but consumes 20% of the body’s energy.

  • What fuel does the Brain use?

    Almost entirely on Glucose. Glucose intake improves cognition in adults. The effect is rapid but of short duration (15–60 minutes).

  • How important Brain is?

    Fifty percent of all human genes are responsible for brain development.

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