for example the cilliary muscle which controls the focus of the eye is an smooth muscle and i can control it to a degree

it was after learning to control this muscle that i could control my brain muscles

Ophthalmic Accommadation.... thats all you have recovered from mate...



Heres you favourite research tool with an explination:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accommodation_%28eye%29

Take off your glasses and get a funny feeling for 10 or 15 mins? - Thats, Ophthalmic Accommadation....

Put your glasses on and feel a funny feeling for 10 or 15 mins? - Thats, Ophthalmic Accommadation....

I thought Id type like you

just to make it

harder to read but for you

maybe it is easier because

you dont have your glasses on you spanner...

and of course melon fish zebra what thread

would be complete with out a music video

I hearbey provide proof of 3d sound and the struggle of each generation....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd3btVhwr48

yes thats the whole point though accomodation happens through a smooth muscle it can sometimes be controled, just as the brain many tiny smooth muscles :)

Nerve cells and muscle cells (either color) have pretty much nothing in common.

Just like your beer belly - most ppl say it's only an accumulation of untrained muscles, however, any attempt to turn them back into muscles usually fails; take a guess why...

Perhaps if you take some steroids you will have a bigger brain muscle , and then you can hang around at the beach and flex it in front of all the chicks .

Vascular muscle cells ONLY affect the vessels, not the organs through which they travel.

If what you say is true we would be able to bend steel with our skin. Also, women would be, well, less fun than they are (although some women might be more fun than they are).


If that were the case you would have monster migraines because, as you said, migraines are caused by constriction/expansion of blood vessels.

Since you are not having migraines it is obvious to even a dead rat that you aren't voluntarily using any of those muscles.

No it's not. The whole point is that you are "decalcifying" your brain and freeing your, "pineal third eye", which will magically improve your vision.. Maybe you should read your original posts now and then so you can maintain your train of thought through one thread.

--Outlaw.

"Vascular muscle cells ONLY affect the vessels, not the organs through which they travel. "

imagine a washing machine with expanding and contracting tubes, it would have no calcifications

"If what you say is true we would be able to bend steel with our skin. Also, women would be, well, less fun than they are (although some women might be more fun than they are)."

well calcifications are not that hard




"If that were the case you would have monster migraines because, as you said, migraines are caused by constriction/expansion of blood vessels.

Since you are not having migraines it is obvious to even a dead rat that you aren't voluntarily using any of those muscles."

i dont do it that fast i do it every 20 seconds



"No it's not. The whole point is that you are "decalcifying" your brain and freeing your, "pineal third eye", which will magically improve your vision.. Maybe you should read your original posts now and then so you can maintain your train of thought through one thread."


well all i know its i FEEL im flexing a muscle in my head, you help a lot to explain why

edit:

well i just claim 3 things and im not sure how it happens:

1) i can flex a muscle inside my head after lot of training with my eyes
2)by flexing and relaxing this muscle i hear a crunchy sound like something cracking inside
3)my sight has improvd hugely by doing this, i need glasses no more though i see not perfect except for some times

i found this:

Here is a premise on why I ask this question:

At times, when I close my eyes, my brain begins to flex involuntarily. The best way I can describe the feeling is by calling it a "flex" or "contraction" because there is a vibration in my brain when it's being "flexed."

If you're familiar with the PC (pubococcygeus) muscle in the groin, it's basically the same feeling as when you flex your PC muscle (minus the vibrations, sadly), but in the cranium. You know how it's hard to sustain the flex?

I first noticed this "flexing" when on psilocybin cubensis (magic mushrooms). When the shrooms are active, the flexing goes on for 10-20 seconds at a time; an implausible feat while sober. I can hold the contraction for a second, maximum of 3, when sober.

When I "flex my brain" and focus on where the sensation is steming from, it seems to be above and behind the eyes. The pineal gland is the first thing that comes to mind, but besides that I can't imagine what part of my physiology I'm accessing.

The best "rational" explanation I can come up with is that I'm flexing superficial muscles like temporalis on the head and scalp. But, for some reason, they feel like they're in my brain. And then, why can I only flex this mysterious muscle with my eyes closed?

Any ideas, friends? Just let me know if you need more information on something.


http://brainmeta.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=22086

edit:

this is extreamly similar to mine with hearing instead of sight:

¿Por que cuando aprieto el musculo del cerebro... (PARA PSICOLOGOS SOLAMENTE)?
hay un mus culo ,al menos yo lo siento asi, entre los oidos la laringe y la nuca, mas o menos, cuando lo aprieto fuerte, como intentando escuchar todo lo que hay en el exterior, puedo escuchar mas cosas, ruidos que antes no podia, es como si me hiciese mas inteligente... QUE OPINAN? SI LO HAGO MUCHO ES MALO? Y PUEDO HACER QUE SE ME QUEDE DE FORMA NATURAL SIN TENER QUE HACER ESE ESFUERZO PARA UQE TODO SEA MAS FACIL PARA MI???? GRACIAS

Why when I squeeze the muscle of the brain ... (FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS ONLY)?
there is a muscle, at least I feel like that, between the ears the larynx and the back of the neck, more or less, when you press hard, as if trying to hear everything outside, I can hear more things, noises that did not could, as if to make me smarter ... SAY? IF I DO MUCH IS BAD? AND CAN I MAKE IT STAY NATURALLY WITHOUT EFFORT SO ALL IS EASIER FOR ME???? THANKS

http://es.answers.yahoo.com/question...6184757AAPcAtm

Popping and crunching sounds are your sinus's, they go pretty far into the forehead and beyond. Happens all the time for some of us.

Why is this even a topic?