>>14208441picrelated = 'EEG' brain scan done after month of either control, basic, or n-back training.
but it's not a blood flow per se
>why would you want to increase flow to your brain?obviously there is a floor, where if you don't have enough blood flow, your brain can't function.
-but as far as acute increases? - it's just an interesting measure of work being done by the brain.
I have no competence in whether it's even significant. It may not even be a significant thing. But for example if we saw that n-back or visualizing something or doing addition in our head produced an increase of blood flow in different amounts or different parts of the brain, it would be interesting and somewhat of a novel maker of intensity.
It's also something where something like a PDE5 inhibitor could prove nootropic value.
