I guess you'll have to have your doctor get this article AND write a protocol on neuroplasticity so it can be repeatable on demand.
Adenosine and Astrocytes Control Critical Periods of Neural Plasticity
Abstract
Windows
of plasticity are fundamental for the correct formation of definitive
brain circuits; these periods drive sensory and motor learning during
development and ultimately learning and memory in adults. However,
establishing windows of plasticity also imposes limitations on the
central nervous system in terms of its capacity to recover from injury.
Recent evidence highlights the important role that astrocytes and
adenosine seem to play in controlling the duration of these critical
periods of plasticity.
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