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United States Patent Application
20040143300
Kind Code
July 22, 2004
Serial No
627286
Electromagnetic Brain
Animation™ generation expressly refers to
an non invasive original system and mechanized manner for
determining, habilitating, rehabilitating and redirecting
particular areas of the brain found to suffer from endemic
and/or environmental injury. EBA is an enhanced
initiative for positive influence on brain region neuron
activity in direct correlation with greater pliability of
evolving nervous systems in conjunction with superior
biological plasticity due to specified group cluster target
population from infancy through early childhood
development. Special treatment areas targeted, but not
limited to, include depression, dysthymia, attention deficit
disorder, learning disability, memory loss, overanxious
disorder, mild retardation, and autism.
Most specifically, a tube-like
beam of ultrasound is sent into and through the skull
casing directly upon the soft, mucus tissue of the cerebral
cortex aimed at a specific neuron cluster within a relevant
area pertain to mental disorder which has habilitated askew.
Electromagnetic induction at varying rates speeds, powers
and pulses is aimed and shot through the ultrasound tube and
onto the 1 to 10 centimeter target specified for dynamic
animation.
EBA is the first and only
instrumentation of its kind to recognize and utilize the
remarkable value of combining electromagnetic induction with
ultrasound.
This combination results in numerous advantages of
workability heretofore completely unavailable. Several
primary examples being that of a guidance mechanism which
allows positive outcome, depending on disability being
treated, to be as high as 85 to 100 percent obtainable;
allows a pathway through the heretofore impenetrable
'blood
brain
barrier',
and consists of a 'modality shifter'
which allows 'electromagnetic induction to be used alone
or in conjunction with ultrasound or to utilize ultrasound
alone. The process lasts in the order of 20 minutes; takes
place from 3 to 5 sessions per week for approximately 6
weeks; has no contraindications and is a rather pleasant
in-office procedure.
Full Data and Specifications
can be found at the
USPTO
website
The Thinking Cap ®
IC 010. US 026 039
044. G & S: Neuropsychological and neuroscience device in
the nature of a mechanism which is fitted over the head as a
"CAP" with multiple conducting pads, coils, elevation
maneuver instrumentations, and ultrasonic stratagems located
inside and outside this cap used for electromagnetic
stimulation and animation of multiple brain areas for the
purpose of brain stimulation and treatment of mental
disorders. FIRST USE: 19870508. FIRST USE IN COMM
ERCE: 20020609
Total Immersion
Memory Enhancement
Mitotic Apparatus
Procedure
This so called 'Time
Map" mechanism is in
the 3rd stage of a 5 stage endeavor. Contemporary multiple
longitudinal and quantified investigation and testing have
shown this apparatus to have the potential to transfer past
individual experiences forward and implant them within
contemporary consciousness to a degree heretofore not
possible. The basic premise is that the Behavior
Research Institute has been able to formulate a
coordination of varying authority and design between in and
around magnetism, electricity and ultrasound which results
in the intense stimulation of human memory. This
highly furtive amalgamation has been successful in
virtually every part of the brain that supports or helps to
support memory [mostly long-term]. The remarkable end
result is a bringing to the fore long ago experiences with
such lucidity and present time clarity as to, under certain
conditions, cause the
patient to experience these events again as if they were
being viewed in contemporary times.
Domain and Trademark formulations
ownerships
The Behavior Research Institute
possesses multiple domain and
trademark phraseologies due to both USPTO allowance
and validated earliest 'public use'.
Examples would be:
Humpty Dumpty was
Pushed
-
VictimHood is a Coveted Role
-
The Thinking Cap - Too Stupid
to Live -
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation -
Electromagnetic Brain Animation
-
Memory is Everything - Educating Diverse Learners
- Page of Enlightenment
- World News Watch -
Put
Your Thinking Cap On - Total Recall
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Technology
of Behavior
Recovered
Memory
Creating Positive Behavior
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The
Brain
The human brain is the most complex system known to man
A synopsis breakdown of
parts and what they do
By being aware of
what each relevant part of the brain has at least a partial
responsibility for,
one can fairly
easily understand the concept and process of 'upgrading'
those areas.
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 Acetylcholine
- The neurotransmitter involved in regulating muscles,
memory, mood, sleep, and organs (like the heart).
Amygdala
- An almond-shaped cluster of small structures near
the limbic region. The amygdala plays a key role in
regulating emotions like anger, fear, love, and
sadness.
Axon
- The extended part of a neuron that carries an
impulse towards the synapse and transmits the message
to other neurons.
Brainstem
- Oldest part of the brain. The Brain Stem regulates
things like heart rate, breathing, swallowing,
digestion, blinking, and more.
Cerebellum
- Located in the back of the brain, your cerebellum is
a busy switching station. It receives messages from
most of the muscles and joints in your body. It
communicates with the other parts of the brain, and
then sends messages about movement and balance back to
your body. It's also very active in learned skills,
such as riding a bike.
Cerebral
Cortex - The Cerebral Cortex is the largest part
of your brain. It does a lot of brain work, like
thinking, decisions, and creativity. It's responsible
for thinking and learning as well as the five senses,
memory and emotion. It covers much of the rest of your
brain like a thinking cap.
Corpus
Callosum - A bridge of nerve fibers that connect
the two hemispheres of the Cerebral Cortex.
Dendrite
- A branch-like part of a neuron that receives
impulses and information from other neurons.
Hemispheres
- The two halves of the Cerebral Cortex. These
hemispheres are separate but connected. The left side
of your brain connects to the right side of your body,
while the right brain connects to the left side. In
most people, the left brain handles words and logic,
and the right brain is better at art, music, and
intuition. The two hemispheres are connected by the
Corpus Callosum.
Hippocampus
- Structure in the limbic region that helps to store
and process memories, and then helps to find them when
you want to remember something. It can also affect
emotions.
Hypothalamus
- A thumb sized region deep in the middle of the brain
that monitors the body's internal functions and helps
regulate things like hunger, thirst, body temperature,
and hormones.
Limbic
Region - The limbic area of your brain has many
parts. They are important to your memory, emotions,
smell, and hunger. They also help determine how you
respond to danger.
Lobes
- The four areas of the Cerebral Cortex. The frontal
lobe, temporal lobe, parietal lobe, and occipital lobe
all work together, but each of them also does special
things.
- Frontal: thought, decision, feeling, moving
- Temporal: hearing, speaking, learning
- Parietal: touch, language, moving
- Occipital: vision
Medulla
Oblongata - A part of the brainstem that regulates
breathing, heartbeat, and blood flow.
Neuron
Parts - A neuron has three main parts. The nucleus
is the center of the cell. The axon sends messages to
other neurons. The dendrites receive messages from
other neurons.
Neuron
- Your brain is made up nerve cells called neurons.
Neurons are the building blocks of your brain. They
are constantly communicating with each other. The
connections among the billions of neurons in all the
different parts of your brain is what makes your brain
work. Your brain is estimated to have 100 billion
neurons. You can't grow new neurons so take care of
the ones that you
Neurotransmitters
- Neurotransmitters are the messengers that travel
between one brain cell and another. They are chemical
signals that neurons use to talk to each other, which
is what makes your brain work. They help determine how
you feel, think, and act.
Nucleus
- A term used two ways in brain studies: 1) as the
central part of a neuron or other types of cells where
genetic information is stored and put into action; 2)
a cluster of neurons within a discrete location in the
brain, like the locus coeruleus.
Sulcus
- A deep crease between the ridges of your cerebral
cortex. The large channel separating your frontal and
parietal lobes is called the Central Sulcus.
Synapse
- The connection between brain cells. The synapse is a
tiny space where two neurons meet and messages are
communicated by way of neurotransmitters.
Thalamus
- Rounded structure in the middle region of the brain
that relays sensory signals to the Cerebral Cortex.
Only a very small part of the thalamus is in any way
related to the limbic structure set.
A brief visualization of how and where the
specific, relevant brain parts are treated by
Electromagnetic Brain Animation
As stated
throughout our website, the basic process and
methodology's are to direct a
combination beam of
electricity, magnetism and ultrasound through the
brain casing
and
onto the areas we wish to change and/or improve.
Treatment topic specifics within the brain many
times include multiple partial parts to be
treated. Therefore, the EBA beams
would in most situations be multiple; a certain
power and calculation targeting part of the
Hippocampus, for example, and another
simultaneously beaming down specifically to a
predetermined part of the Prefrontal Cortex and/or
the Hypothalamus. The control and amount of
dynamic changes and interactions we wish to
accomplish are centrally influenced at all times.
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