Rahul Jandial Brain Surgeon| Dear Lovejoy Podcast

[@lalawest33]

So interesting to hear Dr Jandial talk about sleep four + years ago…and now he has written a book on dreaming. My fav neuroscientist ever. So down to earth. So informative. I love watching his career!

[@pwaitforits]

This should be taught in school... everybody should know this...it's so fascinating how fascinating our brain is.

[@marysmythe625]

Love how Dr R teaches us in a very relatable way through his stories. I do Keto, intermittent fasting and eat red meat and as I was really metabolically damaged it was a God send for me, four years on I have changed my health for the better in every way. It’s not a fad diet for me, it’s a way of living but I do eat big mixed salads and nuts too. Great interview!

[@crystalgreco5699]

I love this neurosurgeon thank you so much for everything you do for us Dr R. J. You are amazing doctor and even more interesting person. Especially for everything that you've done for all them children, you're the hero. You have helped save so many lives and keep doing it everyday by these podcasts so thank you so much for all this wonderful information, wisdom and knowledge. Your grace, integrity should be met with a medal of honor. 🌻👨🏽‍⚕️These three men that you are raising are going to be some of the most wonderful men in our society and I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart especially for what you do for the children in Ukraine. By these podcasts we get to know you and we get to know your book and know you know your world and it's something that we so desperately need right now 🏆 ❤️😊❤️🍄🧏🏼‍♀️👌😁🤓🏆. #Truth

[@makaylahollywood3677]

Fantasic talk. I've always called my head a fish bowl, or a snow globe, with white snow that needs to be shaken up, and does have clear fluid.

[@amug3536]

I wish I studied under Dr Rahul's lectures... I think he is a wonderful orator and a great interesting lecturer... I hope he teaches in medical schools as well apart from being a super successful brain surgeon. Stay Blessed 🙏

[@shelleypillay3139]

Such a lovely discussion Dr Rahul Thanks 🙏🏻

[@christophersurnname9967]

Wow nice job by the interviewer Tim. Very engaged questions. Really managed to ask some very smart quesitons with only everyday language/knowledge, very good. Rahul loved it.

[@nubiaakaaren]

Dr. Rahul is the best 🧠❤

[@crystalgreco5699]

If I ever met him in person I think I would scream like a fangirl just saying

[@miglestankeviciute9895]

Incredibly interesting conversation, really good questions. Thanks to both.

[@estherwiskel6550]

I Respect this Dr. very much, articulate delivery of a very serious Section of the human body. I enjoyed learning g about his knowledge and application to the “brain”. a real WOW presentation.👏👏👏👏

[@Eddiethecat447]

Wow amazing conversation! Thank you so much

[@Leflaneur-412]

Great Questions, even greater answers. Thank you for the interview. That's an fruitful hour

[@clairebear2975]

I've listened to quite a few of Rahuls' interviews and this is by far the most interesting! Absolutely fascinating and I really enjoyed how he was asked more in depth questions about the brain. I had wondered myself what happened to the sheath and the liquid after having opened it. Great interview thanks so much for sharing! 😊🙏🏼 i will look into buying the book, although i've had problems with delivery here in the Canarys Islands since brexit/covid. Thanks again and was also nice to see Tims' genuine interest and enjoyment in the conversation. A pleasure.

[@carlosenafricasud]

Great interview. thank you both.

[@sumeshkrishnan8618]

Wow! That is Beautiful! 💐

[@peterp4185]

Yes, Doc. You must always get the tip in the right spot...

[@good2btheking]

What an amazing talk in such a beautiful environment. My brain thanks you for sharing.

[@Lisa_RNHealthHub]

Fantastic interview

[@mariamhelmand3983]

this is so GODDAMN INTERESTING I WATCHED IT 3 TIMES STRAIGHT...the part about the actual surgery...omygod

[@El.Primero76]

I love this Dr

[@debby3959]

Wow. Absolutely fascinating.

[@jennifersweetland848]

So interesting! Thanks for sharing.

[@crystalgreco5699]

49.05 This is soooo true... Your pathways do become disrupted but in the best way. As long as you don't overdo it and take too much then you will have a nice psychedelic moment where you can bring forth these creative thoughts that you wouldn't normally have. Usually it's one good one but often times you'll have three or four I know I do what do y'all think?

[@niveditamaster1362]

Wonderful! 🙏🏼👌🏼

[@SaalarSaadatmand]

excellent!

[@jessicayumi3582]

It's my first time in this channel. I loved the interview. I just didn't understand why it happens in the kitchen if there is no food or drinks involved., and looks kind of uncomfortable. It seemed Dr.Raul wanted to open the bottle of wine but the guest didn't offer to open. Anyway, the information was great.

[@mra9248]

This guy's interesting. I bet he does extremely well with the ladies. 💪

[@margaretbachmeier5299]

What is the name of his book

[@cc-wy4bs]

I'm fairly new to the video!. What book on the brain should i b looking for dr. Rahal jandial?? Ty

[@amug3536]

Google it buddy

[@cc-wy4bs]

@@amug3536 ""IF , "" U READ MY NAME RIGHT/ ud know I'm not a buddy!!!!🙆 thanks, for yur thoughts.....🙃😁.

[@pierrelebel3167]

Howcom red meat is not recommended?

[@durga4553]

Dr jandial... 😇

[@neeta25011958]

Dr Rahul is a big shining 🌞 star ! You can see he knows what he is talking about ! Besides that ' what a good looking guy !

[@clairebear2975]

Yes he's dreamy 😉

[@CDMANNING11]

SO 5HR OF SLEEP WAKING UP TO GO TO THE BATHROOM EVERY NIGHT FOR YEARS IS BETTER THAN GOING BACK TO SLEEP FOR 3HR MOORE AND THEN GETTING UP because A LOT OF TIME I FEEL THAT IS SHOULD JUST GET UP because AFTER THAT ITS NOT GOOD SLEEP IN FACT A LOT OF THE TIME I CAN'T GET BACK TO SLEEP AND I JUST LAY THERE PISSED OFF BECAUSE I DON'T GO BACK TO SLEEP AND IT FU###S UP MY DAY I HATE GOING TO SLEEP

[@notapplicable5487]

This Indian has won the “so called” pass of approval, which is why he thinks he can conveniently forget his Indian heritage.

[@amug3536]

Sad your mind/brain as narrow and negative and harsh as you are. It's hard for you to appreciate a good doctor with good looks and great brains and a wonderful and a successful human being irrespective of the nationality, caste, creed.... Jealousy perhaps due to your own insecurity 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@keithhunt5328]

When did he forget it?? How is his ethnicity relevant to the topic at hand?

[@carlosmitchell6543]

Avoid red meat 🤦‍♂️