Can THIS Controversial Scan Reveal The Truth About Brain Health?

The Dr. Gundry Podcast

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Nutrition, Medicine, Health & Fitness, Talk Radio

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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"If I can see it, I can change it"When he began studying psychiatry, Dr. Daniel Amen's dad asked him why he didn't want to become a "real doctor". And that was just the beginning of a career full of profession-related misconceptions, including the stigma-loaded narrative that psychiatry is only for "crazy" people.But instead of accepting the prevailing narrative, Dr. Amen worked to revolutionize the psychiatric field from within. Having been trained as an x-ray technician, Dr. Amen was one of extremely few psychiatric doctors who was actually interested in studying the brain itself. Using controversial brain-imaging SPECT scans has allowed him to catch problems in the brain before they develop into more serious conditions (such as Alzheimer's), and also to identify the physical causes of trauma (i.e. alcohol, physical trauma, nutrition).Dr. Amen has overcome huge social and institutional pressures in his career, to become America's "most famous psychiatrist". He has also published multiple best-selling books (including a #1 New York Times bestseller called Memory Rescue).In this episode of the podcast....Dr. Daniel Amen, talks to Dr. Gundry about why he hates the term "mental illness", why getting less sleep hinders your ability to make good decisions (gulp!), how you can actively change your mood by killing ANTs (automatic negative thoughts), and why he believes that psychiatric problems are actually brain problems.Get in touch with Daniel Amen:Website - YouTube - Linkedin -TwitterI WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT YOU! TAKE THIS SURVEY.SHARE, SUBSCRIBE and RATE "THE DR. GUNDRY PODCAST" HERE on ITUNES.WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE:

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0:00.0	Hey there. Welcome to another exciting episode of the Dr. Gondry podcast, the weekly
0:06.0	podcast where I give you the tools you need to support your gut, boost your health,
0:11.5	and live your youngest, healthiest life.
0:14.4	Each week, Dr. Stephen Gundry, a cardiologist, medical innovator, and author of New York Times
0:25.2	Best Sellers, The Plant Paradox and the Plant Paradox Cookbook shares the latest
0:30.4	in cutting-edge health information. He's excited to be a part of your unique health
0:35.0	journey. So let's get started.
0:37.1	So before we get into this week's episode, let's take a look at our review of the week.
0:41.5	Sanson at TKF writes, such an amazing at KF rights.
0:43.2	rights such an amazing educational podcast.
0:46.1	Love the Plant Paradox book and the foods have helped to heal my damaged gut.
0:50.7	The podcast is like a continuation of the books and cookbooks as I can learn a little more each week.
0:57.0	Dr. Gundry really truly cares about his peep, peeps.
1:02.0	You know, believe it or it's it's not a saying you know I do this for you I've been doing this for 19 years because of people like you who write me and tell me what a difference
1:15.0	I'm making in your life and I'm going to keep doing it so thank you for telling me.
1:18.8	So if you want me to read your review make sure to rate and review the Dr. Gundry
1:25.2	podcast on iTunes.
1:27.6	Welcome to the Dr. Gundry podcast.
1:30.2	On today's show, I'm going to be talking to America's most popular psychiatrist.
1:35.6	That's quite an honor.
1:37.6	And he's a 10-time best-selling author.
1:40.6	Most of you know him or at least have heard of him, Dr. Daniel Amen.
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