Martial Arts as a Mindfulness in Motion: A Neurocognitive View

Bruna Brandão Velasques

doi:10.32474/ctbm.2019.01.000111

Abstract

DNA crown cells are artificial cells which the outside of the membrane was covered of DNA. Such DNA crown cells (artificial cells) could be prepared by incubating within egg white with a sphingosine (Sph)-DNA-adenosine mixture.

Highlights

Mindfulness programs have given high visibility to bring the impact of the practice through a well-structured protocol that can be replicated over the years offering many clinical benefits as well as a greater understanding of neurophysiological mechanisms from immediate and long-term practice [1,2,3,4,5]
An important factor in this finding is the main point that Mindfulness neurophysiology integrates different areas at different times of practice [11]
Conscious movements have become a practical way of training Mindfulness, while martial arts have been an important way of maintaining these practices, considering the synchronization of movement with the Mindfulness attitudes described above

Summary

Introduction

Mindfulness programs have given high visibility to bring the impact of the practice through a well-structured protocol that can be replicated over the years offering many clinical benefits as well as a greater understanding of neurophysiological mechanisms from immediate and long-term practice [1,2,3,4,5]. Many studies have emphasized the structures and neurophysiology that Mindfulness practice promotes [7,8,9]. New protocols have been studied through body movement.

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