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Inductive Psychoplasty: A Breakthrough in CNS Axonal Regeneration and Neuronal Rewiring

This report presents a groundbreaking case study on Inductive Psychoplasty, illustrating its effectiveness in promoting neuronal rewiring and axonal regeneration within the Central Nervous System (CNS). Traditional views suggest that the CNS cannot regenerate after injury, but our findings challenge this notion, showcasing significant improvements in paralyzed patients through a novel treatment approach. By utilizing hypnotic techniques, electrical stimulation, and tailored rehabilitation, we provide compelling evidence that suggests a viable path toward recovery for those with upper motor neuron and spinal injuries.

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Inductive Psychoplasty: A Breakthrough in CNS Axonal Regeneration and Neuronal Rewiring

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  1. Presentation of - The case studies report of Inductive Psychoplasty Treatment: Shows the functional evidences of neuronal rewiring and axonal regeneration inside the CNS.

  2. This is our Nervous System (NS)Made-up with the numerous embedded neurons. It is divided into: • CNSbrain and spinal cord • PNScranial and spinal nerves

  3. Neurons • Basic functional units of Nervous System. • Respond to stimuli, conduct electrochemical impulses.

  4. Axon and Dendrite Process of Neuron- • Axon (Output Process): conduct impulses away from cell body. Axoplasmic flow transmit toward target cells or nerve endings. • Dendrite (Input Process): receive information, transmit electrical impulses to the cell body. Acknowledgement: The diagram has taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia with thanks.

  5. Acknowledgement: The diagram has taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia with thanks.

  6. What happensin case of axonal injury- 1. Function lose (Prime evidence).2. Begins Neuroplasty.

  7. PNS– proceeds Regeneration Axon is severed: Distal part of axon degenerates If Schwann cells survive; form regeneration tube Regeneration tube releases chemicals that attract growing axon guides regrowing axon to synaptic site

  8. Unlike PNS, the CNS– does not proceed Regeneration • The CNS injury is not followedby regeneration. • It is inhibited by the neuro-glial and extra cellular environment.

  9. The glia and extra-cellular environment inhibits the axonal re-growth- • Recovery did start. • But not made upturn proceed-up.

  10. This is the established idea that- The mammalian physiology does not support the axonal regeneration in the CNS. But beyond of the established idea-The intervention of Inductive Psychoplasty shows significant axonal regeneration and demonstrates neuronal rewiring.

  11. The available treatments:for the recovery of CNS axon injury- • Peripheral nerve grafting • Stem cell transplantation • Biochemical assisted growth methods • etc. • I propose to add a novel one: Inductive Psychoplasty (Terminology coined by me)

  12. The case studies report of some patientsThat shows the functional evidences of neuronal rewiring and axonal regeneration in CNS.

  13. A brief history of the Inductive Psychoplasty Hypothesis of Invention- If a normal person may become paralyzed through hypnotic suggestions then why not a paralyzed person may regain his normal body strength in a similar way. • The hypnosis is using by me since last two and half decades, during the period more than 400 CVA, two spinal injury patients get improved. • My first patient was Sivmangal Prasad, he faced thrice CVA stroke and paralyzed, then improved. • The physiotherapy was added herewith in 2002. • The associative elements tried in 2008. • In August, 2010 tried a spinal injury patient.

  14. Method of Treatment • Patient gets in to the clinical trance. • Put instant and post-hypnotic suggestions. • Patient get-back in normal consciousness. • Peripheral electrical stimulations are given. • Need based rehabilitation (Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy) is introduced.

  15. The Introduction of Inductive Psychoplasty? • It is a phycho-physical medicine. • It promotes the neuroplasty phenomenon. • Useful to rehabilitate the patients suffering from upper neuron injury or spinal injury. • It helps to restore the ADL of such patients and make them competent to fight against disability.

  16. Mechanism of action- not yet knownmy proposition- Psyche Induction ElectricalStimulation

  17. Elements of Inductive Psychoplasty The Prime Elements-(The integral part of the treatment) • Suggestions during Trance (Clinical Hypnosis) • Electrical Stimulations (NMS, TENS, IFT, Mentamove) • Need based specific Rehabilitation Therapy (Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy) The Associative Elements-(Desirable option to use of medicines) • Anabolic Agents (Nandrolone) for euphoria effect. • Neurotonics (Mecobalamin) • Nootropics or Cerebral Activators (Piracetam)

  18. Presented by- Dr.J.P.Singh(Inventor of Inductive Psychoplasty Technique)Phone No. 09231828466E-mail: indiajps@gmail.comwebsite: www.brainsetup.com On 19th March, 2012 Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi India

  19. Thanks. Acknowledgement: The diagrams has taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia with thanks.

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