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04/13/2025
This is sort of something I knew.Now it's proven.All our negative memories and emotions with that memory.Need to be released so we can all heal our bodies.I would suggest meditation to bring up old tragic wound emotionally physical memories and experience them and release them so we can all heal our bodies.
In my work in the nervous system and trauma field, this is already evident without needing the science, but it is cool to see!
✓ What Happened - Scientists have found that non-brain cells throughout the body can form and store memory-like patterns. The research demonstrated that human cells from nerve and kidney tissues can detect repeated information patterns, activate the same "memory gene" used by neurons, and exhibit learning behaviors previously thought to be exclusive to brain cells.
Researchers exposed these non-brain cells to chemical signals in short, spaced bursts - similar to effective study sessions - and observed the cells activating memory-related genes in response.
Signals delivered with breaks between them triggered stronger, longer-lasting responses than signals delivered continuously, mirroring how our brains better retain information when learning is spaced out rather than crammed. This pattern of cellular response suggests that the fundamental mechanism of memory formation may be a property of cells throughout the body, not just those in the brain. Again, something that totally makes sense for many folks who folks on embodiment practices.
💡 Why It's Important - While we've long known that immune cells can "remember" previous infections, finding that ordinary body cells possess memory-like capabilities confirms what the ner traumatology and anciet cultures have been suggesting about the body, trauma and consciousness for a very long time.
The implications extend into multiple fields of medicine - understanding how pancreatic cells might "remember" food consumption patterns could transform diabetes treatments; discovering how cancer cells retain information about previous chemotherapy exposures could revolutionize treatment protocols; and learning how heart cells might store information about stress responses could change cardiovascular medicine.
This research suggests our bodies maintain a distributed information processing system far more sophisticated than previously recognized, with cells throughout our tissues constantly detecting, storing, and responding to patterns in their environment.
∞ The Takeaway - As time goes on, much of what science discovers suggests the sacred sciences of our past were onto something via mastering the exploration of embodiment and experience. While science is useful in proving and exploring the mysteries of our world, and should not be given up on by any means, better integrated the ways in which ancient wisdom and other ways of knowing provide insight would be an important step for humanity.
