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Ever wondered how we’re able to immediately assess our safety in any situation or place?
In this video, my guest, Victoria Albina, explains the Polyvagal Theory by Dr. Steven Porges, and how it helps keep us humans safe.
Dr. Steven Porge’s Polyvagal Theory details that the 10-meter-long vagus nerve is the nerve responsible for constant communication between the brain and body. And its primary focus? Your SAFETY and SURVIVAL! ?
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Join Richard Jacobs and Audrey Gale in a captivating podcast where they delve into family history and resilience.
Audrey Gale shares the inspiring story of his grandmother's journey from Poland to America, reflecting on the lost virtues of toughness.
The conversation also touches on Audrey's groundbreaking trilogy exploring scientific advancements and their potential impact on health. Discover insights into the past, present, and future in this thought-provoking exchange.
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Alcoholism doesn’t just hurt alcoholics. ?
Alcohol abuse has DEVASTATING effects on kids, too. ?
However, the impact that alcohol can have on children is often overlooked. ?
Children are often left to fend themselves when their parents are too inebriated to function. This is why children with alcoholic parents are often self-sufficient and independent to an almost extreme level. ?
And unfortunately, a lot of these children find themselves as the unwitting recipient of their parent’s alcohol-induced violence as well. ?
And these children inevitably grow up with unaddressed trauma that causes issues that prevent them from creating healthy relationships with others as well as themselves. ?
If you or someone you love has a problem with alcohol, it is important to be aware of the permanent damage that alcohol abuse can have on an innocent child. ?
It’s the perfect time to end this vicious and sad cycle. ✋
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Dr. Amanda K. Gibson an Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Virginia. Dr. Gibson joins the show to dissect the relationship between parasitism and evolution.
In this episode you’ll learn:
1. About the complex multi-organism environments parasites live in
2. About the Pros and Cons of asexual reproduction in parasites
3. About the evolutionary change back and forth between parasites and mutualists
Dr. Gibson’s lab focuses on the genetic change driven by parasitism on both the parasites and hosts. This evolutionary relationship is challenging to unravel given the complex biotic interactions a parasitic organism encounters. As an example, parasites in humans need to successfully compete with the both the thousands of human microbiome bacteria and viruses as well as the human immune system.
First, Dr. Gibson asked the question how do parasites reproduce, and then linked this idea to the evolution of parasites over time. If fit parasites or hosts were genetically well equipped to produce progeny why would they not reproduce asexually transferring that fitness to their progeny? Why would either engage in sexual reproduction which would change the genetic makeup of their offspring?
Explaining this paradox Dr. Gibson highlights the fact that greater genetic diversity in parasites yields a higher likelihood that some of the parasites are able to infect the hosts available, whereas for the host genetic diversity means a higher chance of being resistant to new versions of parasites. Parasites reproduction may be affected in the opposite way as well, with monoculture crops perhaps encouraging asexual reproduction among parasites.
Supporting this idea Dr. Gibson points out that more monoculture crop fields tend to be destroyed by parasites than fields with multiple genotypes. This effect could be seen with as little as two different genetic backgrounds. Finally, Dr. Gibson extends her research to humans explaining a tantalizing yet poorly studied theory that humans might be drawn to mate with people who have different major histocompatibility complexes than themselves in order to give their children a broader defense against potential parasites.
To hear about more examples of coevolution between parasites and hosts see Dr. Gibson’s work at coevolving.org .
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Mission K9 Rescue is a non-profit organization committed to finding loving homes for our precious pups. ??
Bob Bryant explains that Mission K9 Rescue adoption process is selective, ensuring the perfect match for both dog and adopter.
We don't always post pictures of all our dogs on social media to avoid rushed adoptions based solely on appearance.
Join our program and discover the language skills of our trained dogs. They understand German, Czechoslovakian, French, and English. ??
Did you know Navy is bilingual in French and Czech? Impressive, right?
We'll guide you in communicating with your new furry friend. For example, "boo foof" means "heel" in German. ?️?
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Let's find your perfect match and create a forever home together! ?❤️?
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In this episode, we examine all things related to mitochondrial genetics and disease with Keshav K. Singh, Ph.D. Mitochondrial function affects more in your body than you may realize, and Dr. Singh shares some very interesting knowledge on this matter…
Dr. Singh is the Joy and Bill Harbert Endowed Chair and the Director of the Cancer Genetics Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. In addition to this, he is also a Professor of Genetics, Pathology, and Environmental Health.
As a professional at the forefront of mitochondrial research and medicine, Dr. Singh is committed to discovering the role of mitochondria in all cell types.
Join us now to hear Dr. Singh discuss:
The effects of disrupting mitochondrial function in mice, and what it means.
What doxycycline is, and how it interacts with mitochondrial function.
The combined effect of mitochondrial disease, and what causes it.
The future of Dr. Singh’s research.
Want to learn more about the complexities of mitochondrial research? You can find Dr. Singh’s research by clicking here!
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Our culture is constantly changing – but what factors are pushing this change? Given social movements like cancel culture, social justice, and critical race theory, we seem to be in the midst of a historical turning point. Here to discuss this complex subject from an academic perspective is Eric Kaufmann, a Professor of Politics at Birkbeck College, University of London…
As an expert in national identity, the cultural left, and political demography, Eric is committed to uncovering the truth behind this societal shift. In addition to his work as a Professor, he has also written several books, including Whiteshift: Immigration, Populism and the Future of White Majorities, Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?: Demography and Politics in the Twenty-First Century, and Changing Places: Mapping the White British Response to Ethnic Change.
Join the conversation now to discover:
1. The intersection of nationalism and anti-nationalist ideals, and how they influence our culture.
2. What cultural socialism is, and the potential backlashes that can come with it.
3. The role that the media landscape has played in social polarization.
4. Why cultural values are becoming more determinative.
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01:00 Work in psychology
02:42 Psychiatric drugging
03:47 What's your observation
05:45 impact after using Drugs clinically
06:43 Pros and cons
09:03 People who take Drugs
10:21 Knowing how to help
15:30 Handling Situation
15:59 Prescription given by psychiatrist
19:28 How to Find Out More About Dr. Mo Hannah's Work
Is Psychiatric drugging really the solution we thought it was initially? Though it may be the predominant tool, there are hidden dangers many are unaware of. Listen up to learn:
1) What psychiatric drugging refers to
2) Why harm reduction is essential when considering medication
3) A recommendation for addressing the problem at hand
Professor of Psychology Dr. Mo Hannah shares important warnings and information surrounding psychiatric drugging and concerns in the modern psychiatric field.
While they have a place and use in modern psychiatric treatment, we may be too quick to prescribe and take unnecessary medication. Despite the widespread prescription and use, there are important considerations to make before prescribing or accepting psychiatric medication for themselves or their children.
Withdrawal symptoms can be incredibly dangerous when working with psychiatric medication and should be taken seriously. A common misconception is that withdrawal symptoms are simply due to preexisting mental conditions; however, this may be dangerously wrong.
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In this episode, we are joined by Calix Lewis Reneau to discuss his take on anxiety and depression. Calix is a producer and writer, known for films such as Child, Canyon Road, and The Emergent Lens. He is also the author of Dancing with the Black Dog, a book that provides advice, anecdotes, and insights from his experiences as a 30-year survivor of depression…
Emotions are the fundamental baseline of our existence. Calix seeks to explore this fact and familiarize readers with tools they can use to effectively manage and excel in the face of this debilitating and often-misunderstood disorder.
Jump into the conversation now to learn about:
1) Coping strategies to utilize for major depression.
2) What makes depression a biomedical issue.
3) What suicidal impulses can signify.
4) Tips on how to deal with strong suicidal impulses.
5) The importance of celebrating small victories.
Want to find out more about Calix and his journey? Click http://www.calix8.com/calix8_resources.html now!
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