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Neurological & Mental Health Protocol Database

Specialized Bioplasm NLS Protocols for Brain & Mental Health Disorders

Neuro-Psych Edition

Updated: December 2024

All Categories Anxiety & Stress-Related Mood Disorders Neurodevelopmental Psychotic Disorders Obsessive-Compulsive & Related Trauma & Stress-Related Sleep & Circadian Disorders Personality Disorders Neurocognitive Disorders Substance & Addiction-Related Eating Disorders Neurological Somatic & Stress-Related All Severities Mild Moderate Severe

Mental Health Protocols

51

Disorder Categories

13

Neural Frequencies

847

Avg Session

35min

🔮 Energetic Body Parts & Systems Mapping

Understanding which physical body systems correspond to energetic components for precise NLS scanning and treatment targeting.

🎯 1. Adaptation Centers

Corresponds to:

• Hypothalamus (autonomic regulation, homeostasis)
• Pituitary gland (endocrine adaptation)
• Adrenal glands (stress hormones, cortisol/adrenaline)
• Autonomic nervous system centers in brainstem

Function: Central hubs for how the body adapts to stress, temperature, circadian rhythm, and environment.

🧠 2. Coping Mechanisms

Corresponds to:

• Prefrontal cortex (executive control, problem-solving)
• Hippocampus (memory integration for coping strategies)
• Amygdala (emotional regulation during coping)

Function: Brain circuits that form resilience strategies, decision-making, and rational control under stress.

⚡ 3. Stress Processing Areas

Corresponds to:

• Amygdala (fear/anxiety response)
• Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis
• Sympathetic nervous system (fight-or-flight response)
• Brainstem reticular formation (autonomic stress arousal)

Function: Where acute stress signals are processed and relayed to body systems (cardio, endocrine, immunity).

💚 4. Emotional Adjustment Networks

Corresponds to:

• Limbic system (amygdala, hippocampus, cingulate gyrus)
• Orbitofrontal cortex (emotional regulation, social adjustment)
• Insular cortex (integration of body states with emotion)

Function: Regulation of mood, adaptation to emotional challenges, maintaining emotional stability.

🎭 5. Behavioral Response Systems

Corresponds to:

• Basal ganglia (initiation and modulation of behavior)
• Prefrontal cortex (behavior planning, impulse control)
• Cerebellum (behavioral adjustment, motor–emotional integration)

Function: Governs outward responses to internal states (fight, flight, freeze, adaptive social behaviors).

🌟 6. Resilience Pathways

Corresponds to:

• Neuroplasticity networks (hippocampus, prefrontal cortex connections)
• Serotonergic & dopaminergic pathways (midbrain, raphe nuclei, VTA)
• Endocrine–immune interface (cortisol regulation, vagus nerve)

Function: Long-term adaptation, ability to recover from stress, rebuild equilibrium after trauma or illness.

📋 Quick Reference Summary Table

Energetic Term	Anatomical/Functional Correlates
Adaptation Centers	Hypothalamus, pituitary, adrenals, ANS
Coping Mechanisms	Prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, amygdala
Stress Processing Areas	Amygdala, HPA axis, brainstem, sympathetic system
Emotional Adjustment Networks	Limbic system, orbitofrontal cortex, insula
Behavioral Response Systems	Basal ganglia, prefrontal cortex, cerebellum
Resilience Pathways	Neuroplasticity networks, serotonin/dopamine systems, vagus nerve

🔍 Enhanced Scanning Guidance for Practitioners:

Use this comprehensive mapping to identify precise anatomical targets during NLS analysis. Follow the detailed scanning protocols above for systematic examination of each brain region. Always observe safety guidelines and contraindications before beginning any treatment sequence.

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