"The fact that the brains of jugglers reflects changes related to improved performance helps support the notion of plasticity."
Neuroplasticity is the capability to adapt or change over time by developing new neurons and networks. Plasticity is the capacity for shaping, molding, or alteration. In the past, scientists thought that once a person reached adulthood, the brain stopped developing.
Without this process, learning and memory the two important aspects of what it is to be human would not be possible. Because it is at the heart of fundamental human experiences, neuroplasticity is extremely significant. It also enables the brain to better handle the side effects of damage brought on by insufficient blood flow after a stroke.
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