Physics - Neurophysics

Introduction

The branch of medical physics that studies the nervous system, such as brain, spinal cords, and nerves, is known as neurophysics.
The researchers of neurophysics research the basic physical basis of the brain to understand its different functionality.
Neurophysicists also study the cognitive process of a human being.

The term ‘neurophysics’ was originally taken from Greek term namely ‘neuron’ meaning "nerve" and ‘physis’ meaning ‘nature,’ or ‘origin.’ So, neurophysics is basically concerned with the study of the workings of the nervous system.
Furthermore, the integrity of neural physics also postulates that the whole universe is in living, but in a way that is beyond the conception of biological organisms.

Neurophysics therapy is highly sophisticated exercise-based method of treatment. Such technique treats a wide range of diseases and its successful rate is also high.

Some of the significant diseases that can be treated through neurophysics therapy are listed below −
- Arthritis
- Athletic performance
- Metabolic disorders
- Rehabilitation
- Bipolar disorder
- Migraine
- Chronic pain
- Motor neuron disease
- Degenerative disorders
- Depression (clinical; reactive)
- Muscular dystrophy
- Drug addiction
- Epilepsy
- Osteoarthritis
- Parkinson’s disease
- Vestibular disorders
- Hereditary spastic paraplegia, etc.
Furthermore, the practice of neurophysics facilitates us to remain healthy and function better in everyday life, as it provides the technique i.e. how to disperse stress evenly in your body and not allowing it to become isolated.