How to pronounce “gray matter” in English

gray matter of a brain-- to push it out of shape.

And gray matter is where your thoughts are stored.

That gray matter's got a lot of plasticity.

And that gray matter volume also increases the more you socialize.

What a waste of gray matter?

So if the gray matter is what you think, the white matter is almost how you think, because it's the connections.

of that gray matter, the more your white matter could be growing.

is the 3 lb of gray matter in my brain able to comprehend the complexities of

It'll take a little more gray matter, a little more elbow grease.

So these plaques are in the gray matter.

We fill our mind with more gray matter and more potential connections.

The scanners will show more gray matter on the brain within six weeks of constant meditation.

So your brain's got the gray matter on the outside.

But that's happening in the gray matter out on the edges.

We're all born with the same gray matter.

and compassion and shrink the gray matter in the area associated with stress.

Literally, your gray matter thickens.

It increases the folds in certain parts of your gray matter, and I pronounce it gyrification, you might not.

Studies have shown actually an increased growth or development in Gray matter in those parts of the brain simultaneously

Increased gray matter in the hippocampus, which means that they were more resilient, that they had better

The more and the more diverse an amount of gray matter you're putting in, and the more you're experimenting with original new combinations

example he understood the difference in white matter and gray matter uh I mean there are many ways in which you can

And it decreases the gray matter in the area associated with stress.

Or, please come by because your gray matter looks delicious.

And the area associated with stress, the gray matter, literally shrank.

So your brain essentially has two things, gray matter and white matter.

And the way that your brain works is by connecting different areas of gray matter in different times.

It's not like it's stored right next to it in the gray matter.

And it's the gray matter between his ears that's attempting to integrate the information that's been presented to him, and it's mostly text.

And then the brain, the neuroscience really shows that it can grow the gray matter in the area of the brain associated with self-awareness

The frontal lobe, particularly the prefrontal lobe, you see gray matter volume increases the more socialized you have somebody.

This is your white matter to gray matter in your brain.

That's the white to gray matter.

One last thing out there I was just saying is that it has been shown to increase the gray matter in your default network,

And if you don't understand the gloop, everything you learn is by gray matter.

This gray matter in here, pretty interesting.

Now, the corpus callosum is this thin strip of white matter that connects the gray matter.

We know that some of the behaviors that contribute towards wonder, like daydreaming, thickens the cerebral cortex and our gray matter.

The one thing that I always hear is it affects, or decreases, the gray matter in your brain associated with stress and anxiety.

Now, it is true that, physically, women do have smaller brains, but intelligence is made of gray matter.

but understand that when you take this focus from the amygdala to the insula, there's no muscles in your brain, but you're building up more gray matter.

But he didn't say, can you come over here so that I can eat your brains or please come by because your gray matter looks delicious.

What they found in those second set of scans, was that the areas of the brain associated with self awareness and compassion, the gray matter literally grew.

There was a study out of Harvard that's shows that short, daily doses of meditation can literally grow the gray matter in key areas of your brain having to do with self-awareness

“Come to my acting workshop and I’ll have three casting directors there from, you know, one of them was an assistant on 50 Shades of Gray Matter.”