When
the memory goes bad, it means, the chemistry is bad!
Which
means, changes have occurred between nerve cells and synapses.
Old
news from the 1940s, and what I picked up in one of my physiological psychology
classes, —long, long ago!
Nothing
new.
But
how do we fix it? The memory, how do we
fix it?
Like
a dead battery we need to recharge it with another battery—figuratively
speaking!
Thus,
strengthening nerve cells, which makes sense.
In
essence, neurons need to fire together—the bad and the good—and then they must
live together—the bad and the good; they must wire themselves together, the bad
and the good, inside the brain; or the half-bad and the good-good.
But
something is still missing?
And
until we find that something, it will always be missing—
I
know what it is, but I can’t name it, and neither can anyone else, yet!
Molecules,
the right molecules, they are the acid in the battery, figuratively speaking!
#5100/1
April, 2016
