What Is Body Memory?

Physical memory is a pseudo-scientific hypothesis, which believes that the human body or all cells on the body have the ability to store memory or personality traits, rather than the mainstream doctrine that only exists in the brain.

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Physical memory is a pseudo-scientific hypothesis, which believes that the human body or all cells on the body have the ability to store memory or personality traits, rather than the mainstream doctrine that only exists in the brain.

This hypothesis can be used to explain that certain brains do not have specific conditions for storing certain memories, and are restored by releasing memory, such as: false pain, or residual memory after organ transplantation. This hypothesis is also thought to be used to explain the origin of intelligence and the phenomenon of re-awakening memories of suppressed incest or sexual abuse through physical perception. This hypothesis is considered pseudo-scientific because there is no clear evidence that other body tissues other than the brain have the ability to store memories.