International Journal of Women's Health Care(IJWHC)

Independent Researcher, Graduate in Nutrition and Food Science (Unicamillus), Psychology and Organiz, Italy

Publications

• Research Article   
  Neurophysiology of Female Brain Rhythms: Implications for Mental Health and Strategies Based on Bio-Neurofeedback and Nutrition
  Author(s): Claudio Lombardo*
  
  Brain activity is characterized by rhythmic oscillations that regulate key cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functions. These rhythms, categorized into delta, theta, alpha, beta, and gamma waves, represent a critical evolutionary mechanism for survival, allowing early humans to adapt to dangerous and unpredictable environments. However, in modern times, alterations in these rhythms, whether excessive or deficient, can lead to significant dysfunctions, particularly in women, where hormonal and neurobiological factors significantly influence brainwave production. This article explores the evolutionary origins of brain rhythm alterations, gender differences in brainwave production, and their implications for women's behavior and mental health. A multidisciplinary approach to addressing these imbalances is discussed, including bio- neurofeedback techniques, the use of dietary suppl.. Read More»
  

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