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May 7, 2017 1 hr 4 min

BMR 1: We Have Multiple Brains – Grant Soosalu

from BestMe Radio Hosted by The Wellness Couch

Ancient philosophy within many cultures believe that we have multiple brains or centres of intelligence – for example the chakra system. Now, modern neuroscience backs this up and we now know that this is the case – for example most of us have heard the gut being referred to as our second brain. Today I discuss these multiple brains with the best selling author of ‘mBRAINING (Using your Multiple Brains to do cool stuff) Grant Soosalu. Some of the topics we discuss are: What defines a brain? What brains do we know we have? Focus on Head, Heart and gut. How do they act independently and what happens when we synchronise them? The Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) and the Vagus Nerve – the key perhaps. How to balance the ANS and align the 3 brains. The secret is breath. How to harness the power of the 3 brains. How to make smart decisions – (this has helped me tremendously) The big question – If you could inject the entire planet with one idea or piece of knowledge what would it be? To find out more about Grant: mBraining: http://www.mbraining.com His Blog: http://enhancingmylife.blogspot.co.nz Embodying Vitality experience: https://vimeo.com/207217288 Todays show is brought to you by: www.healthfitcollective.co.nz – Guiding you dreams to reality – book a free consultation The post BMR 1: We Have Multiple Brains – Grant Soosalu appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

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