Change Your Brain: The Power Of Neuroplasticity And Braincare - Dr Tara Swart

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Isnt it incredible that modern 12 year olds get to listen to podcasts like this (especially if its something they are very interested in). When I was 12 all i did was play games and listen to music since youtube was much smaller back then… (im only 20 now, so not much different)

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This is an incredible video!! It’s amazing how Ali always lets his talkers speak and never interrupts them, allowing for so much information to flow. And then redirecting to such good questions that go deeper. The amount of detail with which Ali rephrases and retains the information she brings is just remarkable and makes this interview just so good! Absolutely loving this!

[@channiedhillon]

Oh yeah... Without going back to the video please tell me something that you learnt of value....

[@MaurieVanBuren]

but he talks so fast, I cant' understand what he says most of the time

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Omg. The introduction to this video was a master class on how to convey a thought! This woman is brilliant at conveying scientific concepts!

[@erinreed318]

My question is about how this applies for people who did not receive the intellectual stimulation and emotional care they needed during childhood to support learning and develop some foundational skills in areas that could later become their "superpower" skills. For someone who was raised on junk entertainment and junk food, that person is not going to have any "A" grade subject or skill. They'll have some relative strengths compared to their weaknesses, but even their strengths will be at the bottom of the barrel in a norm-based assessment or study. If they reach adulthood and decide they want to excel at something, they don't have any foundations to start from because their childhood and teen years were spent myelinating neural pathways to be really good at watching Tik-Tok, eating junk food, and that's it. I'd love to hear an interview addressing the best approach for someone in such a situation who is starting from the very bottom, practically illiterate, with no capacity for any cognitive load, addicted to Tik-Tok and junk, for whom any valuable skill or habit is going to require neurogenesis. I've observed far too many kids and teens on that path and it's sad to think of what an unfulfilling adulthood they will have.

[@avelineloistriveles]

I totally agree. We need to address that..

[@artificiyal]

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[@lucysweeney8347]

You have a capacity for self reflection and a talent for writing.Keep writing.Keep studying.You will find your path.Best of luck.

[@SophiaHaz3]

I would recommend go and watching David Goggins, & getting his book or watching some of Tom Bilyue...they might have some advice that better resonates with you

[@mariaacolonn]

Decision Making …… thats where it begins . Our day-to-day life is made up of decision-making, even from the smallest things which seem insignificant.

[@Adoreabl3]

Thank you for not interrupting her and actually listening. 🙏. So many channels interrupt their guests rather than writing down their questions that come up to ask them after. I find it rude what they interrupt just to have answers.

[@LoveDylan99]

I’m so happy that there was an avoidance of the term “woo woo” when referring to spiritual practices. It’s such a limited vision of the world. I don’t believe it’s productive building a skeptical approach to the spiritual aspects of all humans. Thank you so much for all the informative-packed useful concepts. Two wonderful people sharing critical knowledge in a friendly environment ❤❤❤

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I’ve been listening to all interviews with Tara Swart and she’s fantastic… The only issue I have is it seems like you have to be 100% perfect (eating healthily, exercising, meditating , sleeping 7-9 hours a day and so forth) to achieve your goals which kind of sounds pretty stressful to begin with for somebody like, I assume most of us, don’t comply with those requirements…

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It’s true but perhaps you can began to improve by 1% a day or week because some progress is better than no progress.. for example I’ve gone from going to bed between 1-2 am to 10:30-11PM it’s taken pretty much since the beginning of 2023 but that’s okay it’s better than it was in the beginning of the year. Be blessed 😊

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​@@Tocabocakids2024 that just goes to prove you don't have to be perfect to achieve your goals... You just have to want it so bad you "need" it therefore creating changes to get you closer to achieve said goals

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I am a new subscriber. This is the best video I have seen on YT period. I am a 75 yo retired nurse and I found this fascinating! Thank you.

[@LivelifewithJ1012]

Eat for your brain. Love it. I love this lady so much. So wise. She’s also so easy to listen to, the way she explains things makes it so easy to understand.

[@divinebeginnings3741]

The orange wall and the wooden seat! Priceless!

[@abadat]

Thank you for bringing her to deep dive. This Podcast is getting to change my perspective about life.

[@CuriosityasaCompass]

This is my favorite of all the guests you've had so far. Great episode! 😊

[@CatandBIGDOG]

I love what you are saying. And I have heard these things before. Where I get caught up is that every time, I read a book or hear a podcast or watch You tube videos is this. The people who give out this advice are usually well educated to begin with. They start out with a foundation of either education or money or something very supportive. But when you come from poverty, or you come from a lower middle-class family, and you don’t have a degree beyond high school - dreaming for a house or starting a business or anything of that nature - that I hear in these talks - it becomes even a bigger barrier to where you want to go. Also, if your race, nationality is looked upon as less than as so many of my family it’s a uphill climb. So even though I get the mindset and the talks you need to give yourself. I always come back to the fact that my family could not move into a particular neighborhood because they were not White. Or job promotions were unheard of. Even though my father had his own business and at one time my mother again it was seasonal work. My mom worked for the city until she decided to take a few years off and then my father was in a head on collision accident in which he died 2 years later. So, I am a very spiritual person a Buddhist. But as some point making a vision board about getting a better low rent apartment much less renting a house is not reality for me. I practice Radical acceptance everyday but its not going to take me out of my middle class living in a rat-infested building - high rent lifestyle. I will never move to the suburbs that is for White or Professional people. Great advise if you are making 6 figures a year. The rent in my neck of the woods for a decent place to live is about $2500 to $3000 a month. I can’t live giving all my money to the landlord

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[@kikib.6150]

lovely interview.....Dr. Swart is such a brilliant mind and a gift to humanity. Nice to see Ali in recognition there need be some personal work done as he mildly diagnosed himself...........he'd benefit as we all have from HEARING what she was sharing.

[@SportsVisionbyDrLaby]

Thanks Ali! This is one of the best episodes I have very heard - listened twice to make sure I got every tidbit! Kudos on how you have merged science, medicine, and life!

[@MelaniePistiner]

I love how you explain things so clearly.

[@scopeunlimited17]

Nice interview, good info. I'm glad that the scientists are finally catching up with us.

[@hgfw9295]

I was raised in nature. Village in Poland. And I have just realised the reasons behind me becomig soooo exhausted in any type of shopping center. Its a big area (so that's cool. Bc I know big open areas from childhood. Neverending fields). And these open spaces are completely stuffed with shelves and goods for sale, full of details (which is completely disturbing my neuro memory systems). Big open space in my neuro pathways are supposed to be empty or at least very free-stream. And these shopping centers are no way a peaceful-for-the-eye areas.

[@paulmosca4351]

Dr. Swart is a wonderful science communicator.

[@garethtian8315]

It was a such genuine , down to earth , and knowledgeable pods I listened recently. I'll be start doing vision board in my mind today. Thank you for Ali and Dr. Tara's amazing work and sharing.

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Glad you enjoyed it Gareth :)

[@channiedhillon]

You are going to do a vision board in your mind.. Hahaha... Oh yeah... Please tell me how this vision board looks like...

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Ali's voice is too beautiful in the ear that i forget to listen to what he's saying when i hear his voice.

[@fernandokiteki]

Wow! It was so mind blowing to me to know that the mind is not in the brain but is embodied in our whole body. Thanks

[@grant9047]

I love how Ali is asking good questions even though he probably already knows the answers, good interviewing skills from Ali

[@mikealsonalexander5162]

Thank you to both of you !! great interview we can see that you both enjoy it !!

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[@echtsalzburg]

How insanely smart is this woman 😱 I love her ❤

[@SunainaM27]

Ali, If you’re interested in all these questions on the deeper impacts of yoga, meditation, mindfulness practices, breath work, as well as how do you know the quality of your gut (hint: you can tell in many more empirical ways than poop tests) then please bring on an Ayurvedic Doctor to your podcast. Dr Jayarajan Kodikannath from Kerala Ayurveda Ltd based in California would be good.

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[@ConnectCreate]

This was amazing! Thank you both. So Dr Swart is so insightful.

[@robwashers]

"Hope is like a path in the countryside, at first there is no path. But once enough people travel in the same direction - the path then appears." Is the quote i heard and was described as first written during the Tang dynasty (618--907 BCE) unknown author in a book possibly called "The Mountain Cookbook" wish i could find out more but i have no language skills - google says it was written by Lu Xun in the 20th C. To me it sounds very Confucian (551-479 BCE) would love to pointed in the correct direction :)

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Absolutely brilliant with no ego or motivation to exploit others.....

[@rashaalk9317]

Very valuable episode!! I really enjoyed listening! Thanks a lot 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@MagicPrincessGigi]

1:00:00 that's interesting, because when my body was over-stressed and was already in a heightened state of arousal due to the release of stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline, I don't think that cardio or high intensity exercise was good for it, because it's just kept my body in that state, instead of activating the parasympathetic nervous system.

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That was such a warm, eye-opening and inspiring chat!

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I really love the analogy you used in the beginning

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My job now is being positive!☺🥰

[@idamantashi8529]

Wow! This video has lots of great information. Dr. Tara Swart is a great speaker and easy to follow.

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Great compatibility between host and guest which made the conversation incredibly enjoyable Interesting topic and will adopt a few things mentioned. Thank you

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I love Tara Swart, what a great person, ❤

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Favorite episode by far! :) What a smart cookie & insanely amazing inspiration!

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Down here in Australia there was a finding with supplement companies investigation, and the findings were astonishing. Many of the claims of amounts of ingredients didn't portray what were claimed and advertised by the company's selling the supplement. In some cases there were none of the ingredients eg. vitamin /mineral found in the supplements. From those findings there has been sceptical views about buying vitamins/suppliments.....I do take magnesium colloid every day, which helps with sleep being post menopausal, and have complex ptsd....also vitamin D which helps with circadian rhythms . Great podcast with Dr Tara....am a bit fan and have read her book, and many of her podcasts. BTW I love your Henry Rivers posters, his work is so tranquil and relaxing.

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I wanna start a vision board now!😝

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This is just what I needed. It is so good for helping me to better my life.Thank you! i want to make a vision board.

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Fascinating and so, so inspiring. Just as with the body clock podcast recently, and frankly anything brain related, this was awesomely interesting. Really going to try hard to extend my list of health-related to-dos to include more advice given here.

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[@Bennythesupersnooper]

I feel the same about -listening to podcasts or being mindful without anything.. I want to spend more time manifesting I think 😊

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Wow. Just wow. So much great content ❤😊

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Awesome Discussion. I came too late to your this channel.

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This is the most convincing reason to start a habit of keeping a daily journal. I have been putting it off because it sounds like one more thing but her reason of unloading makes it not a burden. Amazing thanks

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this was amazing , thank you

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Had to comment on this. One of the best episodes from you that I have listened to Ali! The conversation was so free-flowing between you two and filled with a lot of useful information.

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[@PierreChe]

Very interesting conversation as usual on this channel ! :) Did I mishear Tara at some point talking about tango ? Maybe I'll meet her one day in a Milonga in London ^^. Ali, you should try Argentinian tango, with your analytical and system-oriented brain, you'd love it ;). Also a great activity to get into with your partner ^^.

[@scientist1239]

Great talk mate. The science caught my attention

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There is a scientific review "Myth or Reality-Transdermal Magnesium?" Uwe Gröbe, et al. They state "In the following review, we evaluated the current literature and evidence-based data on transdermal magnesium application and show that the propagation of transdermal magnesium is scientifically unsupported."

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Thank you:) that was an amazing episode.

[@sayedero]

I would have loved to get her take on the benefits of Keto for the brain especially for those with ADHD

[@POLYLIVING]

Apparently refined sugars = ADHD

[@kathleenmuthoni2712]

Damn I used to get eye twitches and thought I was just over tired. I started taking magnesium from other unrelated circumstances and the twitches are history. Never connected it to the magnesium stopping them wow. I am learning so much currently

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this is great thank you

[@scopeunlimited17]

Great. I'm suggesting handwriting your journal rather than typing it if at all possible. What do you think?

[@kennysiu-HK]

Its might be better to explain at the very beginning that: I want to help business executives perform better with brain. That is making an impact (contribution).

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Can you please do a video on the top specialities of medicine to choose?

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Thanks ali this podcast is gonna change my life and by all your podcasts are amazing thank you ali

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Amazing conversation ❤

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Thank you.