Stress And The Brain: JaimeTartar at TEDxNSU

[@curiousdocumentaries]

This really was an amazing video. I constantly wonder why stress has become such common a problem when their are so few "tigers" to run from in our society. I most often notice how irrational my own stress is only as a reaction to the cortisol boost. I liked how you took the time to address ways to take a preventative approach.

[@dixieb5456]

I THINK SHE IS GREAT ! i love the fact, she says , stress is not the prob, we are !! what a new way to look at this issue ! i love the personal approach she takes , on explaining things i shared this on my FB and gave it a thumbs up !!! merci :)

[@matthewmcmahon8980]

I would love to have Jaime as a lecturer! So much fun. This cascade hypothesis is interesting I will have to follow it. If I can maybe interject slightly and fight the corner of Psychology, Psychotherapy doesn't take a long time (and is possibly best represented by a picture of Albert Ellis :) ), there is much evidence for, and the style / duration of therapy may be directly dependent on the person's difficulty. Plus, the person carries this adaptation forward, whereas with a feel-good drug the effect may only last as long as they take it. A mixture of both sometimes is best.

[@1234567aization]

lol she was my psychology professor... u have 2 get used to her attitude, it's pretty unique lol but she's awesome all in all

[@debschillbach6331]

I think the talk was great!

[@robertamiles7799]

I really enjoying this program about stress. I leaned a lot.

[@steph48236]

I totally agree with you!

[@drminoobassarimd8472]

Great lecture Thank you

[@n.anderson8809]

awesome video!!!

[@Max0r847]

"If you really wanna kill somebody, you don't wanna use pharmacology, you don't wanna go to jail, the good way to do it is unremitting, unpredictable stress." I believe the word for that is marriage

[@AngelOne11]

Too funny :)

[@VioletSunsets]

LOL My thoughts carbon-copied off the presses of my brain.

[@charzipuddin6129]

LOVED this talk, so easy to follow, and the Dr is adorable!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💝🌷

[@beren1223]

Because the stress of having to jog again tops all the others. While finishing the jog leaves me so wiped out, I literally have to lie down, but upon rising, I finally know I can handle this, therefore I can handle the rest of the day's dilemmas. I also see the time shortening (after 4 months) in how long it takes me to circle the park; proof I am getting stronger. Now I have the energy to walk longer than many when at the Fair and enjoy events without tired old body dragging me down. #1 health improved after giving up all grains and all but 25 grams of real sugar daily without any artificial sweetners other than Stevia in moderation. Artificial sweetners are as bad on our good flora as taking antibiotics when they are not really needed to survive infection.

[@wolfsage]

Bad mic location, I can hear her heartbeat racing the whole time. I guess its a good example of stress symptoms

[@arezoumalek9198]

Great talk.😎

[@geraldlewis8272]

I have memory concentration and focus issues and hard to recall things and clarigenz didn't work

[@Glable24]

omg her laugh 🔫

[@rappinnllyp]

God awful.

[@Zaq150]

Stefan Parisi it's creepy and annoying as hell

[@orianalopez2855]

Omg I love her, her laugh makes me laugh

[@MrShaggyww]

Cmon, how about educating yourself about human psychology and your own thinking habits, way of thinking, body functions and in the process become more conscious and balanced emotionaly human being. Self-therapy, What is even the purpouse of this whole presentation, oh well to sell prozac maybe. Meditation is cool though, but our thinking and lack of understandment of thing is the core of all similar neurosis. Like chronic excessive self-accelerated level of stress, I think.

[@admorgz]

Shes good.

[@trentbusta1]

Ends talk with an advertisement for prozac TED ,why have you not had talks on medical cannabis ,losing credibility anyone?

[@Aquamarina8]

See "Portrait of a Killer" by PHD. Robert Sapolsky

[@leonniceday6807]

she's funny and smart

[@Khaledandyousefsyria11]

Good

[@richgordon997]

We all have stress,but stress from belief and religious delusion confusion is worst ever

[@brandymoore7191]

Hmmm ...if our bodies are so perfectly made to handle stress, there’d be no Addison’s Disease, or CPTSD, or inflammation levels so high (57) that it wouldn’t be shutting my organs down. That’d mean I don’t have >2 years left before I be leave my babies motherless. cool...

[@Skyefaux]

that laugh tho lol

[@weewilly2007]

This kettle of fish, like electric eels trying to increase voltage generating capacity in their collective "think tanks", what better way to do this but set off alarm bells in the Central Nervous System by crossing lines, real or imagined. First put a lid over a tub (their "feel tank" we can call it) and let the human eels wriggle and writhe in the dark (naturally resulting in sex and violence in pursuit of sparks and heat, driven by "feel"), then threaten to pull the lid off and expose their actions all of a sudden. To induce even more sympathetic shocks to the system. Even the thought alone of getting "caught red handed" and with "your pants down" is enough to prompt the Central Nervous System to overdrive. Just by threatening to release or reproduce captured light (image technology otherwise known as photographs or video) into the larger body of society - signifying visual representations of an individuals transgressions or "lines crossed" (oldest transgressions would be of a sexual nature, but any old crime would do) to deliver blows straight through the visual cortex into the deepest regions of the brain (to damage single individuals, or entire communities). Why not go straight into the deepest recesses of the mind where dreams and fantasies play out, and find a way to visually represent those brain activities? Bad Brains indeed

[@Dylvente]

Yeah, she apparently hasn't read Kirsch's "The Emperor's New Drugs".

[@chrislake9222]

I'm not a fan of a TED talk promoting Prozac.

[@Salamaleikum80]

If you date her, try to not make her laugh.

[@michelefields5381]

I love her laugh!

[@bbk6266]

U are stressing me out. Too fast talking.. But if slowed down be great..

[@yinleung1336]

Managed to carry on watching and ignoring her irritating laugh but then found her recommendation of prozac quite disconcerting. Not even hard evidence just "it may do this". Not good.

[@lanceroark6386]

I’m going to tell this and this from a position of authority, but I believe the earth has existed for billions of years even though science dictates otherwise; so you shouldn’t take me seriously. What are plutonium halos?

[@demonsweatthings8493]

pls god stop laughing

[@mindfulness245]

right lol

[@Toastygaming24seven]

she has a mic, does she really need to scream?

[@ZteveW]

I wonder if she's a screamer? ;-)

[@foxscullyxf]

I think “laugh” is her filler ...

[@smh6490]

So annoying , that laugh all the time

[@musashimiyamoto9524]

I don't get it! How did this lady got to give a TED talk ? There is no content or quality of information. Any second year med student can give a better presentation.

[@KissFaye2nite]

So.. .we're listening to her heartbeat the whole video?