Is the cry-out sleep method for babies actually hurting their brains?

Is it possible to reverse epilepsy?

And what can we tell from the brain scans of a couple that fights a lot?

These are the topics that I got to sit down and chat about with one of the most

influential voices in mental health, Dr. Daniel Aman. He's a psychiatrist, brain scan pioneer,

and the founder of the Aman clinics, and his work has completely changed the way that we

understand the brain, behavior, and emotional health. We get into everything from parenting and trauma to

relationships, memory, anxiety, and even how your diet might be making you more irritable.

This is one of those episodes you're going to think about for a long time and probably send

to a few people you care about. Now, I will preface this by saying it is virtual. So we do 99.9% of all of our interviews in person here at my

studio in Phoenix, Arizona. But Dr. Aman is, well, Dr. Aman. So he was not able to come in person.

He did offer us generously to do a virtual. So we took it. So that might be why it sounds just a

hair different, although I think the quality is pretty it. So that might be why it sounds just a hair different, although I think

the quality is pretty good. So that just is a little preface there so that you kind of understand

what you're getting into. If you are new here or you are a long time, keep servitive, please

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cute servitude's Facebook group for more discussion after the show. Please welcome Dr. Amen to

culture apothecary. What is the most simple reason we have an epidemic of mentally weak children?

Well, I think parents do too much, while at the same time babysit them with devices, give them low-quality food, and put toxic products on their bodies.

And ultimately, it's biologically making them vulnerable,

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