#51 – Robert Sapolsky, Ph.D.: The pervasive effect of stress – is it killing you?

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Название	:	#51 – Robert Sapolsky, Ph.D.: The pervasive effect of stress – is it killing you?
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Stress is one of the favorite weapons of our religious extremists
Comment from : Oscar Mudd

''Be less ambitious'' who has guessed it? and what other people would give as an advice?
Comment from : Walid Ak

It was moving when Dr Sapolsky said he might tell his younger 25 y/o self to be less ambitious It reminds me of how some people regret that they worked so much when they reflect back Not that that's exactly what he meant in this example
Comment from : Ed Row7

I was interested to hear about Dr Spiegel's cancer support groups back in the late 70s My mom was in one and my anecdotal data on her experience is that it helped her despite her not taking chemo or having radiation treatment For her, the social environment of being with others in her situation was therapeutic, though it was hard for her to see her friends from that group continue to die off She happily made it another 40 years with no recurrence of her cancer, until Alzheimer's finally took her
Comment from : Maureen Garry

Good stress, bad stress Like a lot of things a fine line Fascinating talk and insights
Comment from : WM P

🇨🇦/🇺🇸 I am a fan of Robert Sapolsky I think that he has helped me understand my personal, social flaws (for lack of a better term) in a way that has allowed me to forgive myself while at the same time home in on tools that have helped me to change to fit within society's requirements (re ADHD in particular)
Comment from : Christopher Grove

When I watch the BBC coming up with an endless crisis, orchestrated by hungry corporations (philanthropist donors?), I remember Sapolsky The science of stressing people is never contested on TV
Comment from : Moises Matzenbacher

I grew up very poor but had no idea that I was poor in unless I was in school with people bragging about all they got for Christmas I felt so guilty for not being able to provide things for my children when they were in college because some of their classmates had many things they didn’t have! They felt poor, though they were so fortunate!
Comment from : William Peterson

thanks for putting the #51 in the title, i found this episode on spotify I've the same hunger as yours & Robert Sapolsky is my favourite Thanks
Comment from : Bhupinder Tube

So baboons are narcissists? 🤣
Comment from : Covert Warrior

Prof sapolsky inspires me so much
Comment from : Covert Warrior

1:10:00 extreme inequality raises stress even in someone in a good material position not because tgey see those who are better They see those who are worse, how bad they have it and how easiy it is for tyem to fall off the cliffbrbrSapolski’s advocacy and clear communication has helped me and surely hoards more I’m sure he is making a difference, even without being in a lab curing a disease
Comment from : elmers balm

What an excellent Professor I love watching Dr Sapolsky older classesno matter the topic or year Wow! I learned so much He just gets your ears and mind right away
Comment from : Chi Chi

Great conversation Not many videos do I wish were longer, but this one I could listen to for hours
Comment from : Atypical Paul

I really enjoy Robert's thoughts and findings I would now love to know what practices we can do that can influence positive changes in our brain to improve anxiety How can we shift ourselves from being so anxious and having panic attacks to situations that don't merit such a response? To create a more relaxed baseline would be so amazing and life changing
Comment from : Atypical Paul

Edibles and Fishing takes care of my stress for the last 35 years There's only one traffic light in our town, haven't been in gridlock or airports since 9-11 No Facebook, no Twitter, sorry no Tik Tok
Comment from : BIgBass255