Dark Psychology and Manipulation: 3 IN 1. Take Full Control of Your Life. How to Read Body Language Instantly and Make Your Mind Inaccessible From Any ... (The Dark Psychology Series Book 6) by Jonathan Mind & Alejandro Mendoza

Author:Jonathan Mind & Alejandro Mendoza [Mind, Jonathan & Mendoza, Alejandro]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-12-01T23:00:00+00:00

Brain conditions

Since the brain controls practically everything, when there is a problem in mind, it is usually severe and can affect many parts of the body. Hereditary diseases, brain disorders associated with mental illness, and trauma to the head can affect how the brain works and disrupt other parts of the body's daily activities.

Here are some of the problems that can affect the brain:

Brain tumors. A tumor is an abnormally caused tissue growth. A tumor in the brain can grow very slowly, causing very few symptoms until it reaches a significant size. Also, cancer can grow and spread rapidly, causing severe and rapidly deteriorating symptoms.

Tumors of the brain may be benign or malignant. Benign ones are generally limited to a specific area and can be surgically cured if they are in places where they can be removed without damaging adjacent tissues. Malignant tumors are cancerous and tend to grow and spread more quickly.

Cerebral palsy. Cerebral paralysis results from a developmental defect or brain injury that is violent, labor-related, or early years. Cerebral paralysis affects the motor areas of the brain. An individual with cerebral paralysis may have an average understanding of severe mental or developmental delays.

Cerebral paralysis can affect body movement in many ways. In milder cases of cerebral palsy, the individual concerned may have only slight weakness in the muscles of the arm and leg. In other cases, a higher degree of motor disability can occur-the person may have trouble speaking and making basic movements like walking.

Epilepsy. Epilepsy is a condition of the nervous system that can cause seizures. Partial seizures only affect specific areas of the brain, and symptoms vary depending on the epileptic focus's location. Other seizures, called generalized seizures, involve a larger part of the brain and are generally associated with the body's uncontrolled movements and loss of consciousness. Although, in many cases, doctors don't know its cause, epilepsy can be related to brain injuries, tumors, or infections. The tendency to develop epilepsy can be inherited from the family.

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