CTT, I Recall a Few Decades Back Talking to a Elderly Female Friend in Her Seventies, I was in My Thirties. She was a Clear Thinker but did represent the Education of Her Time. One Day She said to Me :- " I Think I am Losing My Memory" " I Don't Know what Day it is" I said, I Sometimes Don't Know what Day it is. In the End Her Memory did Not cause Her Death. RIP FRIEND. Interesting Topic.

What a great speaker Doraiswamy is! Whoah!

Excellent vid!

Thank you for this very timely and important video, my wife has Altseimers and is in a memory care unit, i always suspected that there was a strong genetic component causing the disease, any treatment breakthrough will be too late for her but being able to keep brains healthy for a longer period of time will relieve caregivers of the emotional and enormous financial burden that goes along with memory loss, there is no point in living longer if your brain is malfunctioning so badly that you become as helpless as an infant its a fate older people fear, curing cancer is great but curing or preventing brain disease is equally important.

Meditation is that magic bullet!

The death of neurons is triggered by the inflammatory response to the aggregation of misfolded proteins.

@mikes2120

21 күн бұрын

Google?

last sentence is massive

1:00 Does this mean when reaching your 40s' we should get brain scans for this as a health checkup? I'm 29 but I do like to think ahead as Ik I won't be young forever. Doing good when it comes to eating healthy but one thing I'm working on is getting my stress levels down and now being on meds for ADHD is definitely helping. Gotta save some money now too, that will definitely help me relax!

I feel like the missing link here is that we're not talking about how emotional problems in a person's mind can influence their brain health and physical health. For some reason I feel like I'm not seeing enough people talking about the lasting impact of environment driven wounding events that happen to us emotionally.

Robert didn't ask him how he thinks old timers with advanced alzheimers sometimes have temporary clarity, usually not too long before they die. It is a well known occurrence that some people with alzheimers will for a few hours or so, all of a sudden, achieve perfect clarity in their memory recall. It's like their "holographic whole memory bits" temporarily achieve "critical mass" or something and magic[!!!] they remember who everyone is and they remember events, names, dates etc. This happened with my Grandma like a year before she left her earthly consciousness-transmitter/body/"died".

@stellarwind1946

21 күн бұрын

Yes that’s called terminal lucidity, or “the rally” as caretakers refer to it.

@wagfinpis

21 күн бұрын

@@stellarwind1946 I am familiar with those terms and references, but the idea is massive and the idea was nowhere to be found in this closer to truth conversation that advances a lot of left-brain dominant psychopic social disease. I wasn't looking for a label for my left brain. My right brain was pursuing an idea.

🤔 Great interview, recalling your former life persnickety on questions 🤭, looked like you enjoyed rebooting and getting some new ideas as usual, 👍

Lion's Mane mushrooms help with plaques.

9:23 this is what i been saying. It’s felt by the differences like the ocean and a drip sharing the energy.

Why should a man die who has salvia growing in his garden?

I think this supports the idea that kindness is healthy for our brains.

Are there study’s on mero génesis

Great video. I myself don't trust my mind and am careful regarding memory because of condition, states of mind, and how sometimes we take an aspect from one memory and coalesce it with one from another memory. And i don't trust everything i see, especially what is apparent.

@wagfinpis

21 күн бұрын

This is a perfect example of how left-brain dominance is vastly inferior to right-brain dominace. Episodic memory has greater context than the mear rote memory details the left brain is good at processing. I have memories from a very young age where I remember remembering, what my mental process context was like at the time, and the other events that relate to the never ending chains of questions my right brain has been asking my whole life.

9:07 some people are able to remember specific details, from any event, many years later, with amazing accuracy... and according to some studies, this has been been linked to mainly structural differences around the medial temporal area... so, advanced memory formation must relate to specific neuronal configurations which are negatively affected by the plaque buildup, in this case...

@S3RAVA3LM

21 күн бұрын

so, is this like the seldom story when a man involved in an accident, maybe put into coma, and when he comes out of it, he's now a mathematics expert or can play piano as if he's been doing it for his whole life? Thinking about neuronal patterns or formations, I wonder how much an impact certain music, like harp music, or anything of a high and pure frequency, like from the example of 'sound hz and sand' forming geometrical formations, might have on the brain. It might help us reach, touch, or grasp a higher level in intellect and consciousness. You know, many persons are there that study biological evolution, but spiritual or mental evolution to them has never once been considered. From apes to man, mental activity and intellect has transformed.... perhaps, soon we may be able to recon the Divine.

@r2c3

21 күн бұрын

​@@S3RAVA3LMwe're not the first and not even the last to see the light, hear the wind, and feel the gentle rain for a minute moment in existence... there's many variations and extremes but overall that's it S3R...

Great interview 👍

Luv your channel !! .. my favorite

This was a very interesting episode, and one I have concerns about. It's outside the normal scope of physics, the cosmos and philosophy.

Choline, inositol, carnitine, pantothenic acid, dimethylsulfone, pyridoxine, lecithin, bromelain, taurine, CoQ10, creatine, ibuprofen, GABA, NMN, thiamine, lipoic acid, branched chain amino acid, which is best for Alzheimer's disease?🧠

And yet something observes in first person experience that there is nothing to say or lack of object to describe. So we don't know what happened. But we know it. Rather to explain correlation, seek for that which is beyond of it. Rather teach people how to access that part, so there wont be forgetting

“induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC)

The lower limbs are not close to the brain. The upper limb that'sand closer to the brain requires your daily input, but man have decided to fight against himself by spreading rumours rather than break down information containing sound subtitles and title plus real time evidence to jokes and broken science

Does Alzheimer's have any implications about the viability of dualist or idealist postulates about the nature of consciousness?

@simonhibbs887

21 күн бұрын

I don’t think it can refute them, but I do think it puts constraints on how they can reasonably be formulated or expressed. For example the fact that patients conscious experience is constrained and altered in various ways implies that those faculties are in some way dependent on activities of the physical brain. However idealists and dualists can claim that these effects only change the contents of consciousness and not consciousness itself. That claim is logically viable, but it’s also a big step down from maximal idealist and dualist claims because it forces a distinction between consciousness itself and the experiences we are conscious of. All IMHO though, I’d love to hear what someone holding those views has to say.

@gettaasteroid4650

21 күн бұрын

@@simonhibbs887 classic, you think numbers are contingent, it would follow from your conclusion that numerically identical ideas are possible, except that Thomas Reid criticized John Locke for just such a reason, that your conclusion "dependent on activities of the physical brain" is not sufficient for an explanation. The discussion of memory in classical modern thought, however, primarily depends on the types of memory. Reid distinguished between semantic and episodic memory, Henri Bergson and Bertrand Russell also differentiated, Russell used the terms factual and personal memory respectively. Sven Bernecker (2010) has claimed that memory is purely semantic, seemingly in direct contradiction with your claim of "constrained and altered"

@simonhibbs887

21 күн бұрын

@@gettaasteroid4650 I didn’t mention either numbers or memory, so I’m not sure what you’re talking about.

@gettaasteroid4650

21 күн бұрын

@@simonhibbs887 nice try but it was only three days ago you wrote "just to be super technical...countable numbers are contingent and not fundamental". Too bad John Locke didn't think of that argument eh? You are right though in as much as I presumed that alzheimer's disease is a memory disease,

@simonhibbs887

21 күн бұрын

@@gettaasteroid4650 What I was trying to do is figure out what relevance your comment has to the context of the thread you are commenting on, which turns out to be hardly any. But ok. Yes I did write that. The line of thinking is that countable numbers are descriptive of the things they count. Can descriptions of things be fundamental? Maybe, maybe not, I'm not entirely sure, but I think it may be that all informational relational structures like mathematics might be an emergent property of structure itself. That is, physical structure. After all, can you show me a mathematical expression that isn't a physical artefact?

get it when in mom's womb

Yoga, meditation,....,nobody has really benefitted from these two things.

@r2c3

21 күн бұрын

they do help to keep both body and mind in good shape...

@simonhibbs887

21 күн бұрын

I don’t agree, I’ve dabbled with meditation and found it a positive experience. I wish I’d pursued it further.

@pigzrus397

21 күн бұрын

@@simonhibbs887you can always pick it up again. I started meditating about 12 years ago and dropped it for a few years. I picked it back up just over a year ago and my life has changed drastically in such positive ways.

fibroblasts or blood cells

When brains go bad: enter Western Governments 😂

@simonhibbs887

21 күн бұрын

As against all the other governments that have done so much better for their people, hence the huge flows of young people flooding out of western countries for better lives elsewhere… er…

I guess I'm already a lost cause

@sujok-acupuncture9246

21 күн бұрын

What it means...

@r2c3

21 күн бұрын

aging has been inevitable thus far... but hopes are high nowdays with the advent of AI systems that can theoretically dismantle even a structure as complex as a brain in the near future... there's hope...

@stoictraveler1

21 күн бұрын

Lions Mane mushrooms.

Cows.

"When Brains Go Bad?" Your free immortal soul remains intact and aware when your physical brain goes bad or dies.... .. however, because the physical brain is the soul's window to the physical world, your perceptions would be affected or would end when the brain dies but your spiritual being still exist and still aware that will leave the body... ..it is like your computer that when it crashes, you can no longer browse the internet but you are still there, still exists, watching your dead computer helplessly...

@tomjackson7755

21 күн бұрын

Do you realize that you have a case of "When Brains Go Bad"?

as neuroscientists.... BLAH, BLAH, BLAH....

no u dont

@S3RAVA3LM

21 күн бұрын

What?