New drugs help people forget suffering
Under the help of the US government, a group of scientists who have studied BDNF drugs can help people forget suffering.
Under the help of the US government, a group of scientists who have studied BDNF drugs can help people forget suffering.
In the future, people only need to use this medicine to dissipate all grief from a loss of love or an accident when recalling.
It is known that the effect of BDNF is not to erase memory, but to eliminate the feeling of suffering due to recalling memories.
For example, a person who is fortunate to survive a car accident does not aim to forget the accident process but to help him or her not to feel crisis or loneliness when recalling the event. That catastrophe.
BDNF is a naturally occurring form of brain medicine that can exert a painful and crisis-regulating effect, the lack of BDNF will cause people to experience crisis or pressure after being injured or met suffering.
Using BDNF can help the brain continually rewrite painful memories, and during this rewriting process will build confidence and a sense of security.
In the short term, BDNF has been successfully tested in mice. Next step, scientists will continue to study drugs for depression, anxiety and addiction with the main component of BDNF drugs./.
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