Can Brain Cells Regenerate?

[@TheHumanCondition]

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[@akashlinadas]

So the bottom line is: The more you hit your head, the smarter you get. I wish I knew this when I was younger.

[@briseboy]

Thank you. Synaptic generation occurs in some areas within a very few minutes. Microglia constantly monitor synaptic activity, enhancing or reducing synaptic connections in a very specific way. A comment format is not the place to elaborate, as there's some research on long comments that lead one to conclude that it's a waste of effort for almost no utility. Those interested can explore the research, though that is not always translated into colloquial language.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Well said-neurogenesis vs synaptogenesis can be hard to measure. Well taken thanks for the comment! Hope to see you here again!

[@PromyseKidLANDTV]

I’m having loads of brain fog along with occasional gut issues but the brain issues are the toughest…

[@TheHumanCondition]

We find that they go together-gut issues drive brain issues, through chemistry that crosses the gut and irritates the brain, or the other way when the brain is concussed it fails to regulate the gut through the Vagus nerves and the sympathetic nerves. Usually reducing irritating food lectins, heavy metals, insulin resistance and getting good sleep tends to help. Spicy foods can open a leaky gut and are generally good for other reasons, but hot peppers can open the gut and complicate a healing process sometimes.

[@zen9571]

I had an illegal backroom partial, through the eye socket, lobotomy about 48 years ago. I also had countless, easily 1000s, of illegal ECTs over the years. This was done by sexually sadistic parents and their friends. I am now remembering. Episodes I blocked out for decades. Is my brain regenerating? So angry that I was unable to realize what monsters my parents were when they were alive. I live in an area where dirty secrets have to remain secret.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Wow that's a lot to endure. The brain regenerates supportive tissues, enzymes, glutathione, and glial cells all the time, it drains itself of toxins with the glymphatic system, and it does regenerate a few actual neurons in adulthood, and it balances a brain microbiome similar to the gut microbiome. I'm glad you survived and regenerated your brain enough to be here. I hope it gets better and better for you. I use turmeric supplements a lot in brain trauma because its one of the safest natural brain anti-inflammatories, although rarely allergies exist.

[@zen9571]

@@TheHumanCondition I do use turmeric a lot, and I'm a vegan.I have been remembering a lot lately, conversations, word for word as if they happened yesterday. Very bizarre.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Please, anyone having this kind of experience and trauma may want a compassionate local licensed trauma therapist for support as these memories emerge- and be sure they make you feel safe.

[@zen9571]

@@TheHumanCondition The area I live in does not take kindly to people telling the truth.

[@no-de3lg]

@@zen9571 how are you now? Is your brain healthy

[@garywalling4341]

Autopsy of Einstiens' brain revealed that he had no more or less 'neurons' than the average person. However, he had more than twice the number of 'synapses'.

[@TheHumanCondition]

His parietal lobe was larger than the other lobes.

[@garywalling4341]

@@TheHumanCondition Ok that as well then. So's mine (or was) apparently!

[@lawrencehawkins7198]

Bless you for including the time-stamps!

[@medical12262]

Nice info tnx sir 👍

[@kristenmoore3112]

Great video! They keep getting better! I appreciate your wealth of knowledge and am so grateful you are sharing it.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Glad you find it informative. Thank you for watching our channel, Kristen. 🙂👍

[@peckedtodeath7059]

I have concern sometimes about doing pot when I was younger. I know I killed a lot of brain cells doing that. (I don’t do that junk anymore for that reason) I am somewhat relieved to hear though that it’s more about own strong the connections in your brain are, rather the sheer about of them. One of my science teachers had once compared levels of intelligence to glasses of water. And how even if your glass is low you can fill it with studying and learning. I’d like to believe he was right.

[@Mina-so8su]

My brain keep making to much hormone 😢 I'm broken.

[@Andriana-h6w]

I had a concussion 7 months ago, and I lost my sense of smell. I smell heavy dirt and metal 24/7. Is there any hope for me? Supplements I can take? Thank you

[@TheHumanCondition]

Find a good concussion doc on ACNB.org and let us know how it goes. I like turmeric to start with in early concussion generally.

[@annie.bo.briggs]

I thought that new brain cells regenerate all the time but you can kill off more than you regenerate if you are not mindful of how you live.

[@TheHumanCondition]

We do regenerate new brain cells (neurons) after age 2 but only a small number in two small known brain areas. However, there are these nurse cells surrounding neurons called glial cells. These far outnumber brain cells 10 to 1 and they can reproduce-they are called astrocytes or "star cells". They make up 99.9% of the blood brain barrier too. That's a lot of hopeful news for one post.

[@silvananicolau179]

Dr. I started taking benzos due to a family death for 8 years, I had a panic attack and severe anhedonia, I was a psychiatrist, I increased the dosages of several types of benzos, I had a brain ache, tinnitus, and excessive hair loss, but I had been using benzos for 4 months now. What to do to help recover my brain?

[@TheHumanCondition]

Consider BCIA.org to find a provider that does neurofeedback, and I have seen Bacopa Monnieri help in many cases with a carnivore diet.

[@silvananicolau179]

@@TheHumanCondition Dr, thank you, but the page could not be found, I am from Brazil, there is no support from any organization, but I thank you, I will take Bacopa, God bless you

[@TheHumanCondition]

www.bcia.org/ and iqcb.org/ and acnb.org/

[@thebestkillersolo404]

Wouldnt crispr be able to help us make braincells regenerate, to then let us have better memory or even remember lost memories? I dont care if the tech has problems, id gladly use it as soon as i would get the chance.

[@TheHumanCondition]

That sounds good, but I dont trust crispr yet. I hope you are right.

[@Melody778]

Dr. Is it possible to regenerate fully damaged left temporal lobe.

[@TheHumanCondition]

fully damaged is less likely to completely regenerate, but I would try. There are so many combination therapies available around the world that I cannot say never. Please let un know what you try.

[@Melody778]

@@TheHumanCondition Dr. Since from 6 months my father( age 64) is in vegetative state due to TBI (due to road accident) and most of his left temporal lobe is in cystic encephalomalacia. Using stem cell therapy is it possible to regain consciousness from this state? Pls suggest

[@TheHumanCondition]

Wow thats so hard to tell. There is a lot of work to do here it seems, no one can tell. I always try, to a reasonable degree depending on what we see in the exam and labs and brain scans and waves. There are some amazing things available in different countries and it may be worth trying. Rehab may be part of the work too, not just a passive stem cell application.

[@gobindrosarkar031219]

@@TheHumanCondition sir my mother faced road accident n she had a surgery for brain hemmorage but the left side skull was removed.and when we had 2nd surgery which s Cosmo sergery that time some incidents happened n she had sub dural hemmorage in frontal lobe so now she can walk eat but unable to recognise everything n she can't do work properly she forgot many things .is it possible to regenerate those dead cell

[@TheHumanCondition]

I'm not sure, consider ACNB.org doctor locator, and IQCB.org, and BCIA.org to find those who may help.

[@blackstorm6542]

I have tinnitus. Idk what to do ive heard it comes from the brain

[@TheHumanCondition]

Dirk DeRidder is a neurosurgeon who published the most on this, he has neurofeedback for tinnitus and some neat theories about how it works.

[@digitalsolutionsfree5102]

Hypoglycemia caused some brain cell's damage in my aunty. Could you please suggest some supplements or vitamins for this?

[@kothulabadsrinivasgoud1923]

My brother is also having the same problem.... Pls tell me nutrition food

[@digitalsolutionsfree5102]

@@kothulabadsrinivasgoud1923 My aunt had severe hypoglycemia 4,5 times with diabetic medicines. So, I just completely stopped them and use amla 1/2 tsp, cinnamon 1/2 tsp , fenugreek 1/2 tsp , guava leaf powder 1/2 tsp to regulate blood sugar at every morning and night. In addition to them, I use black seeds 1/2 tsp at every evening. I think black seeds helped her a lot as it already include vitamin B1, B2, B3 and folic acid. Also I just read that black seeds can help with anxiety, dementia and neuro inflammation associated with hypoglycemia. Please don't use any of above, if your brother is still using diabetic medicines. Because using any of above items with diabetic medication will cause hypoglycemia again. I hope your brother will recover soon. Good bless you and your brother!

[@TheHumanCondition]

I use trace minerals, keto diets, and HBOT for brain injury, among other work such as QEEG guided neurofeedback, and chiropractic neurological rehab. I like ginkgo, and cayenne for circulation, and turmeric, and boswellia for brain inflammation generally.

[@digitalsolutionsfree5102]

@@TheHumanCondition Thank you so much for your reply. 🙏

[@TheHumanCondition]

Hypoglycemia is a real problem to manage closely, within diabetic and non-diabetic cases. It requires close attention and can be reversed.

[@ericwilliams1530]

Good afternoon,I feel as though part of my nervous isn't functioning because I can't feel maximum happiness since September 2020,not feeling energetic, experiencing unctrollable walking, imagination very dull,nerve pain.what can possibly help me??

[@TheHumanCondition]

It has aspects of loss of pleasure-I like to do both lab tests and brainwave measures in my work. There are several metabolic lab tests and QEEG can be helpful, along with a deep medical history to figure out the root causes. Sometimes toxicity is the key, sometimes its more carb related.

[@alexg1153]

Which are the best 5 US hospitals or rehabilitation centers for brain recovery from strokes? Do they use new treatments or just the traditional physiotherapy etc?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I'm sorry I do alternative medicine so I do not track the orthodox medical centers exhaustively. I know Craig neurological hospital in Denver is quite well reputed, and the UCSD center with Professor Ramachandran is amazing. UCSD has Robert Lustig, a pediatric neuroendocrinologist whom I follow. Ramachandran uses novel ideas quite nicely and there a several books on novel neuro rehab-maybe I can do a video on this later. Thanks!

[@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor]

If you lose neurons while under anestesia - can you regain (?) How do you mitigate effects of anestesia?

[@TheHumanCondition]

Most of the time we injure astrocytes, not kill neurons. therefore I think we need to detox and can recover, especially those with SNPs that indicate intolerance to such drugs.

[@TheHumanCondition]

I tend to drive detox pathways using nebulized glutathione or NAC, or oral or rectal turmeric, boswellia, EGCG, or diluted parsley juice, or milk thistle.

[@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor]

@@TheHumanCondition Wonderful response.. Thank you! NAD+ maybe, also?? I recently gave my dad a peptide ( he has Parkinson’s) called 9- me - BC- that supposed to reactivate dendrites/ brain activity, etc.. in a couple days after giving him, I noticed he became much more engaged and cognitively active.

[@TheHumanCondition]

I reat anesthesia toxicity as a detox using turmeric, boswellia and milk thistle, and nebulized or IV glutathione from a colleague.

[@digitalsolutionsfree5102]

Hi, my aunt lose some neurons with hypoglycemia. 😢 Could you suggest some vitamins or supplements please?

[@irenechaychi6215]

Thanks for this video, I send it to couple of my friends and also subscribed to your channel

[@TheHumanCondition]

Thank you, Irene, for subscribing, letting your friends know, and watching our channel!!

[@relaxclinicrehabcenter4308]

I have studied in books about neurons if once it died/atrophied will not regenerate again, disability remains permanent, although new neurons may generate but not died one I studied in 2013 the reason why a neuron can't regenerate is bcoz it dnt possess centrosome hence a neuron can't divide unlike other cells.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Good point. There is a new trend in studying nurse cells-astrocytes or glial cells that outnumber neurons 9:1. These regenerate and protect neurons.

[@relaxclinicrehabcenter4308]

@@TheHumanCondition glial cells are not neurons they dnt possess property of excitability n conductivity,they may regenerate but if once a neuron in CNS is dead it's permanently dead,mitosis/cell division dnt occur in CNS. Although new study have been saying generation of new neurons have been seen in few parts of brain but even it's not through mitosis as like in other cells bcoz of lack of centrosome n even it is limited wnt replace 100%function of died neurons.in my 12years of practice I never seen morethan 50-60%recovery in patients with atrophy in CNS. If there is any way that could prompt 100%recovery In brain cell damage kindly let me know

[@TheHumanCondition]

So far I cannot argue with you, I suspect some stem cell therapies or ultra high frequency Tesla generators may help in future discoveries.

[@hobnobbings7181]

Here's a million dollar topic Dr. Pierce - sleep (reasons for waking up in d middle of the night & unable to fall asleep & insomnia).

[@TheHumanCondition]

Thanks we have more plans for interviews coming in the future on sleep and other choice topics, Stay tuned!

[@dianacoroi2489]

Hey Doc! Do stem cells really work to regenerate lost brain cells in a stroke or dementia model? Currently, stem cells treatment is illegal in America and considered a quack treatment with possible complications like cancer. Some people seem to be getting some improvement with them, and some don't. But i have yet to see a full recovery with stem cells after brain injury or stroke. It all feels unreliable to me. What is your opinion on the subject?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I like Dr. Jeffrey Gross, MD for this he uses Exosomes legally in the US and the results are very interesting and nontoxic. similar to stem cells, they are allowed in the US. Even some stem cells are allowed for strict uses within the US. It is a promising field as long as pharma or regulators don't rip it out of our hands. The brain is a tough place to fix due to the barrier. Look for his new book on exosomes coming soon!

[@david5062]

So if I have a frontal lobe injury there's no way for neurogenesis?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I should have said that astrocytes can regenerate, and that could make all the difference. Please do not give up. Look at stem cells and exosome therapies, tDCS, neuromodulation and photobiomodulation. Consider BDNF support I cannot talk about here. Keep us informed how you do.

[@Beatszone-9289]

I afraid to much in aerophobia my mind is unable to act and freezd it.....help me

[@TheHumanCondition]

Look for a functional medicine practitioner near you, or a chiropractic neurologist on ACNB.org

[@Slidehhy]

What about people with schizophrenia

[@TheHumanCondition]

WalshInstitute.org has success with some schizophrenia through toxic and metabolism natural treatments. QEEG based neurofeedback is promising too.

[@venusbeautygirl]

What about learning disabilities? Can any supplements help improve this?

[@TheHumanCondition]

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=nutrients+and+learning+disability Food and supplements may contribute to better learning depending on the individual factors-some kids are heavy metal toxic, some are pesticide toxic, some have deficiencies of vitamins or minerals, some have insulin resistance, some have food allergies and intolerance or other factors.

[@anchal2540]

Sir stem cells therapy se epilepsy ka treatment kya hota hai please bataye

[@TheHumanCondition]

check with my colleague Jeffrey Gross MD and spinal neurosurgeon on stem cells and exosomes and look for his forthcoming book!

[@d.n.3652]

Assuming our neurons could regenerate like any other cell in the body. How would that affect us? What would be the upside, and whatwould be the downside?

[@aslamsheikh5660]

Bro Plz Check It's the Latest Discovery by Scienctist that Brain Cell Regenerate

[@TheHumanCondition]

If neurons could regenerate easily, we would all become Bean the character from Orson Scott Card's novels and the movie Ender's Game. We would have brains that keep growing inside a skull that has fused, which would lead to catastrophic intracranial pressure. That is unless we were able to stop the normal fusion of our skull sutures as we mature, which would make our heads enlarge greatly as we age. If we survived, we would have huge heads and be super smart, have better memories, and massively more processing power and empathy. One more thing-If these genes were able to turn on permitting more brain growth before birth, our heads would never fit through the birth canal and we would all be Caesarean births. Fun question!! thanks.

[@DayonBledsoe2000]

@@TheHumanCondition are there any medicines out there that fuel cells to be younger and for the brain to be filed also.

[@jamilajamila9533]

What about brain surgury?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I left out a section on astrocytes and glial cells. These are nurse cells that protect and nourish neurons. They can regenerate while neurons do not very well. So after brain surgery our glial cells may heal somewhat. Also, stem cells and exosomes may help new neurons develop or repair.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

I love this channel and love the intro music 🙏❤🌟

[@philipbuckley759]

I am not sure what this one is talking about.....so new connections.....and rejuvenation????

[@TheHumanCondition]

I should have added more on regeneration of glial cells. New synapses do occur if the neurons are not killed.

[@МохаммадАлмахмуд]

Thanks doc for the video! Please could you answer my question do my brain cells regenerate when i stop masturbation and do my brain gets back as it was strong and active?

[@TheHumanCondition]

Haha! I'll take this one: the hormones released may actually help brain cells regenerate. Testosterone and estrogen and especially progesterone are very important hormones for brain health. and you won't go blind.

[@МохаммадАлмахмуд]

@@TheHumanCondition thanks for your reply doctor i heard alot of people talking about this point and i lost hope when they said that it will kill your brain cells and some of them said your brain will get smaller and brain cells are the only cells which won’t regenerate, i thought that the brain will not get back as it was,so please doctor i didn’t understand 100% your answer that will i have my power again?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I think we all can get our power back if we are aware we lost it. Only once we lose the awareness that we lost it is hope gone.

[@bangrojai]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@snappey]

So in the case of someone who has had a lobotomy, is it possible to grow those brain vells back?

[@TheHumanCondition]

I only think that is remotely possible with radical stem cells, but I am open t other ideas.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Maybe with exotic and undiscovered Tesla type electromagnetic fields too?

[@damiandamiano3651]

this is your opinion

[@TheHumanCondition]

quite so. My opinion can change.

[@damiandamiano3651]

@@TheHumanCondition i lost quite a lot of my brain cells due to virus infection this summer ,or bacterial dont know but it lasted weeks and ended with high fever , can i recover from this state ? i Had trouble thinking , walking , speaking and personality changes , still my chgaracter havent returned i am very worried that i will be this way till rest of my life and i am not 40 yet , i want myself back and i know its an neurological problem , so i hope that my brain cells arent dead but just need a reconnect , what is your opinion about this

[@TheHumanCondition]

Super great question. If I had more time on that video I would have told you that while lots of people feel like they lost function and lost brain cells, very often their MRI is normal, and there is no other evidence of neural death. In many of these cases, its the severe weakening of all those glial cells that are also called nurse cells. There are 10x as many glial cells as there are neuron cells in the brain. These glial cells guard and protect and nourish and detox the actual nerve cells, and they CAN absolutely regenerate. So most of the time we lose few actual neurons relative to the total, and the symptoms we feel are from glial cell damage and dysfunction, and these are totally reversible in most cases. Lots of hope for you!

[@damiandamiano3651]

@@TheHumanCondition i feel dumb , and Hope is the feast for native , but thank you for the Spark of light ,do basically all i need is steem cells and Proper stimulation . Its do weird that human Braun cannot regenerator whole according to your genetics , three must be catalist to all of this and i will seek IT out

[@TheHumanCondition]

What we eat contributes a lot to epigenetics, which can be more powerful than our genes. There is lots of hope for all of us if we see this and use it, and do not give up our power. I feel dumb daily in this job too. Then I see someone get better and its all worth it!

[@wokelobster7955]

Can a fast, sudden head movement generated by the neck make our brain crash with the skull, resulting to loss of brain cells?

[@TheHumanCondition]

Yes, head banging rock musicians, wrestlers, judo players, karate and boxing sparring, and crashing motorcycles are all examples of this. There are even blood tests that measure acute brain injury in the first days of injury.

[@garywalling4341]

My plan, developed by me, for me, not by physicians. Just correcting my mistake. 😁

[@michaelhildebrand415]

My son got bacterial meningitis at six months old which gave him severe brain loss I’ve been working with him for 27 years he always gets better every year very slow process he has not been on medication for 26 years I have found his food source has been the most effective only naturally organic not sure why they food affects the brain but it does 🙏

[@TheHumanCondition]

Wow thanks for this. I find best answers for chronic cases to be from books by Amy Yasko, William Shaw and William Walsh. Carl Pfeiffer and Abram Hoffer also. Let us know what happens.

[@venusbeautygirl]

😂😂😂 I can tell that people loose brain cells all the time! 😅😅😅 People seem to be acting crazier and crazier each day! Lol😅😅😅

[@axitexyribnucleic5416]

My head be hit in any direction, left-right-up-front-back multiple times 🧠🤯⚰🪦