Many of us like to think that if we could use our whole brain, we would be much more intelligent and creative than we are today. But how scientific is this startling idea?

This is one of the most talked about medicine. While there is no scientifically proven basis for the fact that 90 percent of the brain, which occupies much less space than the whole body, is considered elusive, we are encouraged to work hard to get even a little extra results.

Here is an important question. What is the 10 percent that is being talked about? 10% of the total volume of the brain or 10% of its cells?

If we calculate the volume, then it can be easily proved wrong. Using “functional magnetic resonance imaging” technology, neuroscientists have seen how parts of our brains begin to function. Observations have shown that simple tasks, such as speaking a few words or holding hands, can be performed by the brain. Much more than 10 percent The part became active. Even when we just lie down or sit without doing anything, the brain He is busy with many things. Because apparently many of our limbs seem to be moving “automatically,” but their direction comes from that brain.

If we calculate the number of nerve cells, it can be seen that only 10 percent of the cells in our brain are used and the rest are not kept idle. In fact, they are all functional, and when a cell appears to be “extra,” it either dies or is taken over by another nearby.

It costs us a lot to keep the brain active. The oxygen we receive with our breath 20% e Needed to keep nerve cells active. The human brain is basically Blood glucose Gathers most of the energy from. Regardless of size, we subconsciously supply a lot of resources to the nerve cells that are in charge of important functions.

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