BFW Institute of Research & Education

The Software of Your Body
Advanced Health Research Institute
A 501c3 non-profit organization
Dr. Richard T. Hansen, D.M.D., Director


Computers are everywhere in today's society, and we have become so dependent on them that it is almost inconceivable to imagine life without properly functioning computers.  If we think about the operation of a computer, we all know that the physical structure - the box, wires, power supply, hard drive and CPU - are only a part of what makes a computer function.  The software and the information stored within the computer memory, while it cannot be seen or physically touched, is most critical for efficient normal operation.  If the information/software becomes corrupted or the programming is off, we have software "glitches" and the whole structure may not function correctly.

In medicine and health care, almost 100% off our diagnosis and treatment of disease and dysfunction is focused on the "hardware" of the body, yet the "software" remains a mystery and is not adequately addressed at times in conventional medicine.

However, recent advances in brain electrical rhythm and pattern analysis has led to profound understanding of normal brain learning, adaption, and pattern formation in health and disease.  At conception, genetic material combines to form a blueprint on which to build the trillions of cells that will form the new living being.  Throughout life this genetic blueprint is modified with each and every life experience.

During the last trimester of pregnancy, the birth experience, and the first few years of life, there are more neural synaptic connections made in the brain than during any other period in life.  Patterns may be set at an early age that alter the software programming of the brain, which may adversely influence the performance and function of the entire body.  In addition, major emotional or physical events throughout life may also create unhealthy patterns.  Even when the "hardware" (the physical part of the body) has repaired itself, the patterns may remain.

Fortunately, breakthrough science and technology as uncovered mechanisms to measure the electrical activity patterns of the brain at different times, analyze the data, and retrain these unwanted patterns through brain function training.  This has created a new field in science and medicine called Brain Computer Interface Analysis and Training, which is changing the approach to complete healing of a patient.  The benefits can be profound!  Patients can learn how to achieve their maximum potential, increase learning and develop optimal performance and function of their biologic systems improving the body's ability to heal.  In addition, many chronic, unresolved and degenerative disease states may be helped by changing the "software" of your body - THE BRAIN.