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Leading Childhood Trauma Doctor: 10 Lies They Told You About Your Childhood Trauma! - Paul Conti
0:31Trauma can change Us in very negative ways for example the odds of traumatic brain changes are very very high we know3:19could have been acute or it could have been chronic over time but that changed their brain so that the brain is then4:16trauma that then changes us and our brains and our bodies are different as we move forward so to start seeing this
Dr. Giselle Petzinger on Exercise for Parkinson's Disease
13:43but the whole idea of what neuroplasticity is and the fundamental aspects of brain change in homeostasis which is13:50reaching a new level of balance or or um homeostasis so that the brain can function if you14:15symptoms so changes brain changes that happen in the brain because of injury or in this case don't mean depletion
The Pregnancy Doctor: Pregnancy Is Halved Every Year After Age 32! If You Want 2+ Children, DO THIS!
23:14access from the brain to your gonad your gonads are either your testes or your ovaries your brain is constantly23:54down so your brain says this is too difficult I'm going going to shut off24:05happen in women so the brain is constantly interpreting the world around you and then sending out signals to make
Pregnancy Diet Expert: The Pregnancy Diet That Rewrites DNA! Why Pregnant Moms Are Being Lied To!
0:34are not getting enough choline during pregnancy. And choline is super important. It forms your baby's brain in the womb. So this is the amount of eggs4:12in your brain called tyrrosine that manages your mood. So, it seems that with unsteady glucose levels, your mood4:30glucose crash, per se? So, glucose is your body's energy. So, your brain is constantly monitoring how
Rachel Zoffness (on pain) | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
3:55Yeah. I was brain and behavior. I couldn't decide what I wanted to study when I was at Brown. Like I loved neuroscience. I loved human biology. I4:10So, human biology, brain, and behavior was sort of an amalgamation of everything. And then when I learned about pain in my first neuroscience5:03It's not in your bad back and it's not in your aching knee. in the brain.
They Lied About Alcohol’s Effect On Your Brain! Here’s The Proof | Dr. Sarah Wakeman
0:49see here, this is a 43year-old person where their brain looks the way a 90-year-old with dementia would look0:54because of that brain damage over time from alcohol use. But what drives people to use substances? It's probably the6:15addictive and how addictive a substance is um is really related to sort of how much dopamine is released in the brain.
Dr. K: These are the problems stunting your growth | JHS
1:44hearing is that uh certain parts of your brain like especially your frontal loes recognize5:28that creates a very serious problem because if you work hard and you get a B, now your brain is making a5:47that moment is study harder. But instead neurologically what'll happen is your brain will be like, "This wasn't worth
Gut Health Unlocked: Microbiome Maxxing + the Power of Bitters w/ Tina Anderson & Kiran Krishnan
9:51there's a huge connection between the gut and the brain. So just trying to do whether it's deep breathing, whether23:17that correlation, you know, the gut brain connection or whatnot, but also I've noticed throughout my life, um, in23:46I'm I'm curious what either of you have to say about that. Yeah. So there's a huge gut brain connection. We know that
