08/04/2026
✨«Today you are trying to address your nervous system by some stimulations or by neurobiome, polybiome, swallowing tablets or have some stimulation, electrical stimulation. *Oral system has been given, we don't use it.*
It is for entire pan-anatomy. It is basically for the brain. So Alzheimer's. Which are common diseases for the olders today. Dementia and Alzheimer.
The entire old community is suffering or is afraid to be suffering sooner or later. It is because the brain is not used. We are only using the brain for thought.
You don't address the brain. This [sounds, vibration] is the way to address the brain.
Now here the brain was addressed, not used and not addressed. In yoga we address the brain, not only use the brain.
While in worldly activity, personal activity, social activity, you only use the brain, use the brain, use the brain.»
Prashant Ji prāṇāyāma III 2026-3-13
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The neurobiome refers to the community of microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc.) that inhabit the nervous system — particularly the brain and its surrounding tissues. It's an emerging concept suggesting that the brain, long considered sterile, may host its own distinct microbial ecosystem. Research is exploring how these microbes might influence neurological conditions like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and psychiatric disorders.
It's closely related to (but distinct from) the gut-brain axis, which describes how the gut microbiome communicates with the brain via the vagus nerve and other pathways.
The polybiome is a broader, systems-level term referring to the totality of multiple interacting microbiomes across different body sites or environments. Rather than studying the gut microbiome or skin microbiome in isolation, the polybiome framework considers how these communities:
• influence each other across the body (gut ↔️ skin ↔️ oral ↔️ lung microbiomes)
• interact with the host immune system as a whole
• collectively shape health or disease
It can also be used in ecological contexts to describe the combined microbial communities across interconnected environments (e.g., soil + water + plant microbiomes in an ecosystem).
In short: neurobiome = microbes of the nervous system; polybiome = the integrated network of all microbiomes considered together. Both are frontier concepts in microbiome science, without fully standardized definitions yet.
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