Neuroscience Research
Our neuroscience research division is led by a team of brilliant doctors and scientists, working together from multiple disciplines. They have been inspired by the work of notable researchers such as Dr. Sue Johnson, Dr. Dale Bredesen , Dr. Elaine Aron , Dr. Orv Owens , and Teepa Snow . They would also like to give honorable mentions to Dr. David Sinclair for his work at Harvard, and Dr. Heather Sandison for her work with Marama.
Research Programs
Longevity Research
Focusing on improving the health and quality of life for participants as they go through the aging process.
Programs include training participants in different forms of water sports, mountaineering, and many other adventure type activities. The goal is to make life interesting for people to do the things they need to do to be healthy.I never imagined that I would get to age the way that I am aging. I want to help as many people as possible improve the way they age.
Dr. J Stockton
Research Lead
Longevity
- Project start date 21 October, 2018
- Project finish date Ongoing
- CategoryAdventure Challenges
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Neuro-Shielding Research
Focusing on creating safe environments inside a person's mind and in their surrounding environments.
Within the framework of the Owens Stockton (OS) Protocol, neuro-shielding serves as a critical methodology designed to protect and stabilize cognitive function. Because deep neurological mapping and data-model generation can introduce intense cognitive processing loads or expose vulnerabilities in a participant's real-time neural feed back, the shielding component acts as a safeguard. Key Functions of Neuro-Shielding
Neuro-Shielding
- Project start date March 2010
- Project finish date Ongoing
- CategoryShielding Programs
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