How the Brain Dumps Its Trash (2016) [video]
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How the Brain Dumps Its Trash (2016) [video]
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#2(March 2016, video)
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#3(March 2016, video)
Thanks! Added above.
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#4Anyone have a tl;dr?
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#5She repeatedly says "the brain does not have a lymphatic system", but wasn't that discovered to be incorrect prior to this video recording?
What am I missing?
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#6She repeatedly says "the brain does not have a lymphatic system", but wasn't that discovered to be incorrect prior to this video recording? What am I missing?
As a reference:
http://neurosciencenews.com/lymphatic-system-brain-neurobiol...
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#7Anyone have a tl;dr?
Its tl/dw I guess
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#8She repeatedly says "the brain does not have a lymphatic system", but wasn't that discovered to be incorrect prior to this video recording? What am I missing?
I too thought synapses clean themselves during deep sleep, just not that we'll understood.
And as far the lymph system + brain article(0) links =>(0) 2015 https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/lymphat...
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#9Is this also how substances like caffeine get removed from the brain?
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#10Anyone have a tl;dr?
From other sources, while you sleep the brain changes permeability to allow stuff to be flushed out. I'm sorry I can't watch this vid now so it may be having different take/information.