Trepanation

標籤: 道士

開腦手術﹐古代就有記載﹐名醫華陀也可能因想做這個手術去醫眩暈症之所以死﹐不過現代人就真的先進了麼?我相信﹐只要能夠脫出口無論如何不能置信的廢話﹐這個世界你就能夠找到相對的人去相信是事實。

Trepanation, alternately spelled trephination, is a practice which hails back to ancient times when it was believed that mental illness was caused by the presence of evil spirits within the head. This primitive surgical technique, which involved chiseling a hole in the skull, was intended to release these malevolent spirits. Modern practitioners, preferring the use of electric drills with special cranial perforator's that know when to shut off and stop the drilling 'automatically' before damaging the brain covering (dura matter), contend that this simple and fast operation improves blood flow to the capillaries of the brain on a permanent basis. The many benefits to this procedure include relief from the following: anxiety, stress, headaches and depression, as well as a higher level of consciousness & awareness with improved mental activity.

The modern trepanation movement began in 1962, when a Dutch doctor named Bart Huges developed the hypothesis ("The Mechanism of Brainbloodvolume ("BBV") - Published in 1962) that as we mature and age our skulls harden, restricting blood flow to the capillaries of the brain. He reasoned that children, especially babies with their "soft spot", had a clearer outlook on the world because their brains were free to receive more cerebral blood volume than in our adult brains with hermetically-sealed skulls.

Wanna to have a hole drilled into your head? 還有興趣開隻天眼的人可觀覽以下這 site: International Trepanation Advocacy Group. A few lines from a rap song floats atop my mind, "Insane in the membrane, insane in the brain..."