Mother-Baby Study Supports Heart-Brain Interactions Is there a greater bond than that of mother and baby? The preliminary findings of a recent study provide evidence of another facet of that bond and demonstrate further that electromagnetic waves produced by one person’s heartbeat can be detected by the brains and nervous systems of others around them. A summary of Proof of Concept Study: Heart-Brain Synchronization between Mother and Baby notes that researchers "explored the potential to measure energetic heart-brain interactions that may be occurring between a mother and her infant." The study, conducted in August 2007, was done while the infant was in the mother’s lap. Researchers, who began the investigation with two women and their infants but were only able to use the data for one of the mothers and her baby, recorded a number of examples clearly showing the baby’s heartbeat was detected in the mother’s brain waves
Posted on: Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:46:04 +0000
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