NeuroMotion Therapy
NeuroMotion is a sensorial experience, which extends and elevates perception far beyond our normal capacity. The rhythmic, dual axis rotation affects all the body fluids, which compose about 90 percent of our body volume. Neuromotion*s potent influence on the vestibular system (inner ear) determines the bodies orientation in space and creates our sense of balance. In reaction to movement and gravity, the hair cells of the vestibular system send signals directly to the cerebellum.
The cerebellum regulates movement, balance, equilibrium, and other motor activities It has a rich network of connections with both the limbic system and other centers concerned with such things as emotions and learning * The nerve endings in the inner ear respond to the NeuroMotion Stimulation by sending out a barrage of nerve impulses to the cerebellum, which processes them and passes on more signals to the limbic system and neocortex.
The tilting motion *exercises* the brain by stimulating neurons and sending signals through neural networks in ways that are seldom used, increasing neural activity in all parts of the brain.
NeuroMotion is a sensorial experience, which extends and elevates perception far beyond our normal capacity. The rhythmic, dual axis rotation affects all the body fluids, which compose about 90 percent of our body volume. Neuromotion*s potent influence on the vestibular system (inner ear) determines the bodies orientation in space and creates our sense of balance. In reaction to movement and gravity, the hair cells of the vestibular system send signals directly to the cerebellum.
The cerebellum regulates movement, balance, equilibrium, and other motor activities It has a rich network of connections with both the limbic system and other centers concerned with such things as emotions and learning * The nerve endings in the inner ear respond to the NeuroMotion Stimulation by sending out a barrage of nerve impulses to the cerebellum, which processes them and passes on more signals to the limbic system and neocortex.
The tilting motion *exercises* the brain by stimulating neurons and sending signals through neural networks in ways that are seldom used, increasing neural activity in all parts of the brain.
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