For more than 35 years, I have studied the brain and its connection with the body. Both research and clinical practice have proven that the most advanced health care, including treatment and prevention, starts the way most of us came into the world: head first. The human brain is an atomic generator, producing electrical energy that is used throughout the body.We grow older every day – this is a fact of life. Most individuals begin losing brain processing speed between the ages of 20 and 30. The PATH Foundation is deciphering the complex codes of the human brain to allow aging individuals to function their best throughout life.
Discovering the Path to Longevity
By revealing the neuro-electrical life cycle, the PATH Foundation has established the paramount importance of the brain in human longevity. Knowing that the following four key predictors of longevity can add ten years to a baseline lifetime, the PATH Foundation is developing:
1. Breakthrough models for weight control
2. New techniques for preventing dementia with continued learning throughout life
3. Groundbreaking methods for controlling addictive behavior and promoting a stable lifestyle
4. Innovative approaches to enhancing the quality of sleep and mood
Using Einstein’s mass energy equivalent, e=mc2, the PATH Foundation has discovered how both cognitive energy and the strength of the human frame can be maintained during the most advanced years of a lifetime.
Einstein showed:
Energy = (Equivalent Mass) (Speed of Light)2
E=mc2
The PATH Foundation shows:
Cognitive Energy = (Number of Brain Cells Firing) (Brain’s Processing Speed)2
C=bc2
Strength of the Human Body = (Bone Density) (Speed of Energy Flow within the Body/Muscle Mass)2
B=mc2
These adaptations of Einstein’s revolutionary discovery show that cognitive energy is closely related to the brain’s processing speed, and the body’s strength is affected exponentially by muscle mass, or the speed of energy flow within the body. According to these findings, the number of brain cells firing has less of an effect on cognitive energy than previously thought, and bone density plays less of a role in the aging body’s continued strength and energy than has been believed. The PATH Foundation continues to research brain health and discover ways to delay and improve the aging process.
Life. Extend it.
