In the space of 1000 days (270 days of pregnancy + 365 days for the child’s first year + 365 days for its second year), the baby will undergo incredible development! He will learn his mother tongue in utero, crawl to the breast on the day of birth, look, smile, sit, crawl, stand, walk, talk…During this period of intense development, studies have shown that the child is particularly sensitive to environmental stimuli. Depending on what he has experienced, in utero and after birth, his health can be greatly affected.
Discover the history of the brain during the 270 days of pregnancy and the first two years of life. A crucial period to prepare the future child’s health and development; as long as you have the right information.
Contrary to popular belief, autism, childhood epilepsy and many neurological and psychiatric diseases are generated early by our brain. Neurobiologist Yehezkel Ben-Ari reveals the importance of the moment of childbirth, the role of the “love hormone” and the power of the mother-child bond of attachment. He dwells upon the Neuroarcheology concept he advocates that paves the way to novel therapeutic strategies to treat autism and other disorders.
It is also an opportunity to get into the mind of a great researcher, guided by a sense of commitment and a powerful non-conformist spirit, essential for innovation in science and therapeutics. Yehezkel Ben-Ari founded the Institute of Mediterranean Neurobiology in Marseille. He has received numerous awards for his work, notably from the American and European epilepsy associations, and the Inserm Research Grand Prize.
As stated by the French journal “la recherche”: “Neurobiologist Yehezkel Ben-Ari summarizes here his life’s work: thanks to numerous experiments carried out on other mammals, he has enabled a considerable leap in our knowledge. ”
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