Seth & Lauren Rogen: Genes are a Roadmap, Not a Destination

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Mayim Bialik

Mental Health, Society & Culture, Wellness, Health & Fitness, Comedy, Thebigbangtheory, Spirituality, Selfimprovement, Mentalhealth

4.7 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Seth Rogen (actor, writer, producer, director) and Lauren Miller Rogen (writer, director, producer, philanthropist) join us to discuss the origin and missions of HFC, their non-profit organization, that cares for families impacted by Alzheimer's disease, activates the next generation of Alzheimer's advocates, and leads brain health research and education. Lauren opens up about her mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s at an early age, and how her mother’s diagnosis affected the early stages of her relationship with Seth. Seth and Lauren discuss the ripples of mental health struggles on an entire family, why treating and preventing Alzheimer’s can be so difficult, and the benefits of familiarizing yourself with symptoms of neurological diseases. They explain potential causes of early onset Alzheimer’s, lifestyle changes that can help promote brain health, and the positive and negative effects of marijuana use on brain health. Mayim and The Rogens consider the need for universal access to medical and mental health resources and reasons Americans may be distrustful of the healthcare system.

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0:08.9	It kind of it's like auto mechanics. It's kind of how they view them kind of is like yeah, you say I need a new muffler
0:17.1	Like my family was never in denial. No, I don't think what's that like Lauren tell me about a family that's not in denial
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0:32.9	Because you know she knows a thing or two
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0:45.8	Jonathan repeat after me a mad as Helen. I'm not gonna take it anymore. I'm a Canadian so I don't get so mad
0:51.4	But I'm displeased. What are we so mad about? Well, I just learned that banks are charging Americans
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1:13.4	And also they do it in ways that you don't even know it's happening like if you're gonna take advantage of me
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