An edition of Why darkness matters (2005)

Why darkness matters

the power of melanin in the brain

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African American Images
Language
English
Pages
190

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Subjects
Melanins, Intellect, Neurochemistry, Ethnography, Life Sciences - Anatomy & Physiology, Ethnopsychology, Psychophysiology, Social Science, Science, Sociology, Discrimination & Racism, Social Science / Discrimination & Race Relations, General, Human skin color, Blacks, Genetic aspects, Melanin, African american children, Discrimination in education

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Why darkness matters: the power of melanin in the brain
2005, African American Images
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Darkness Matters : Understanding How NeuroMelanin Impacts Health, Disease, Memory, Movement, and Consciousness
December 1, 2005, African American Images
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Table of Contents

Introduction: the neuromelanin hypothesis / Edward Bruce Bynum
ch. 1. Neuromelanin: a highly sensitized sensory-motor network / T. Owens Moore
ch. 2. Neuromelanin: what is its importance in neural tissue? / Ann C. Brown
ch. 3. Clinical use of bliss: a standardized technique for conscious intervention into the functioning of the autonomic nervous system / Edward Bruce Bynum
ch. 4. Neuromelanin: a black gate threshold; the I33 tissue of Heru, neurophysiological, and clinical psychological issues / Richard D. King
Postscript / Edward Bruce Bynum

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Includes bibliographical references

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QP671.M44 W58 2005, QP671.M44W58 2005

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OL18205191M
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0974900036
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2006287151
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