Andrew Huberman· PhD
The cells in those tissues can make changes sure, but it's our nervous system, that harbors this incredible ability to direct its own changes, in ways that we believe, or we're told will serve us better.
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
The cells in those tissues can make changes sure, but it's our nervous system, that harbors this incredible ability to direct its own changes, in ways that we believe, or we're told will serve us better.
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Neuroplasticity is this incredible feature of our nervous system that allows it to change itself, even in ways that we consciously decide.
This incredible feature of our nervous system that allows it to change itself in response to experience, and even in ways that we consciously and deliberately decide to change it. That's an incredible feature. No other organ in our body has that capability.
neuroplasticity is this incredible feature of our nervous system that allows it to to change itself even in ways that we consciously decide Now that's an incredible property our liver can't decide to just change itself our spleen can't decide to just change itself through conscious thought or through feedback from another person the cells in those tissues can make changes sure but it's our nervous system that Harbors this incredible ability to direct its own changes in ways that we believe or we're told will serve us better