February 10th, 2020

Here is some news from the website called Neuroscience News.  The researchers at Purdue University came up with an idea to measure the brains response to a difficult task.  These researchers where interested in how the brain switches from one state to another.  So the subjects were put into an MRI and asked to complete a stressful task.  They measured how the brain reset itself in-between the task and the rest period.  They call this the active and resting states.  They found that the brains of the people who came from an alcoholic parent had a harder time with resetting between the tasks.  Even if you do not drink or do so in moderation the brain has been impacted by the alcoholic parent. 
If you also have impatience with getting rewards (standing in the Starbucks line), have depression and are male, then the chances of addiction increase.

I have seen LENS help with the brains response to substances.  This is why I started to work with this system.