Great interview, wonderful people! Exercise saved me from depression many years ago, am 62 and still run and workout, I always feel better after exercise, it clears all the negativity that accumulates! Am also plant based vegan and thrive on that diet 🤗!
Thank you so, so much for saving the little dog. She may take a couple of weeks to decompress and her true character come out. Give her lots of patience. You are my heroes.
Many many thanks I have worked for forty years with children in physical education field a qualified physical education instructor now retired but my interest continues in this field .Today after listening to Aesysha I have added volumes to my knowledge . How exercise effects the brain .We have been advocating that exercise effects the body thanks .I am from India the extreme north state called Kashmir 1:39:57 is the hour of night and I am watching g your program .God bless all.three of you
. . . just saw the end of this vid, & you asked for suggestions for future guests....Dr Brooke Goldner is a highly respected & loved by so many of us that I believe she will be a great addition to your list of brilliant & positive forward medical professionals...
Have your guests done a utube video on adhd, anxiety in children from a teachers/school perspective? Giving ideas etc how to assist the kids in class where everyone ultimately benefits
Thank you Simon for bringing these two fabulous doctors and it has been really addictive conversation so far that I’ve listen about an hour. I must go out to do my breath work now in this early morning but will certainly continue watching. Keep up the good work. I feel sorry for those people who haven’t seen this shows in the last 11 months.
THANK YOU Simon for another FANTASTIC conversation with the Sherazi's! I am HUGE fans of them and am thinking about joining their Near Academy in order to become a Brain Health coach. Brain health needs to be a core focus of educators, health professionals, governments, etc. with our heavily agin population. Thanks again Simon and the Sherazi's💜🙏🤗
Thanks a million to Simon and the to the brain doctors Dr Dean and Dr. Ayesha Sherzai for this exelent ,concise and complete info about exercises vis a vis brain cognocitive improvement.
This was an amazing episode! I work in physical therapy and found so many nuggets of wisdom to share with my patients, especially those that think there is no path forward from their cognitive issues. Much appreciated !
Thank you so very much. To have doctors like yourselves state the science, and the obvious. It's a great reminder. Laziness is a choice. But, at what cost? Thanks again. Keep up the great work and continue doing videos. Blessings,
So far as I know, it was Franco Columbo (the bodybuilder) who popularized the idea, in the late 70's, that there was a connection between vigorous exercise and improved intellection. However, most chess grandmasters knew of the connection in the early 1950's from Soviet research, apparently. Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Bronstein, Taimonov, Boleslavsky and others, were all avid tennis players, swimmers, etc.
It was a pleasure to listen to this podcast. I almost understood everything (I'm not a native speaker of English). You speak slowly and most eloquently, thanks for both. I was so looking forward to seeing Hope. Ater such a moving story, we deserved to have at least a glimpse of that dog. Don't forget next time. Thanks again.
Thank you for this interesting conversation. I always learn something new when listening to the Sherzais. They are such a fantastic team. I would be very (!) interested in a dedicated episode about bone health, especially for women.
Really enjoyed this episode; I feel the body mind connection modern society continually fails to recognise and appreciate. Unrelated but I would love an episode of saturated fat in whole plant forms (e.g, cacao, coconut, peanuts) Can we smash shredded coconut and whole cacao beans regardless of their saturated fat content because they’re whole foods or should we be mindful of our consumption of these foods?
very interesting...makes me wonder about the blue collar vs. white collar careers. Specifically, the Hvac, electrician, construction worker, who may be using extreme movement and troubleshooting on a daily basis vs. the sedentary office worker who may be cognitively challenged ; but is missing the movement/connection part. Thanks for pushing the intellect Simon!
Thank you! My father in law has the second type of MCI mentioned after minute 56:00 and I'm so encouraged that he could see improvement with strength training. I plan to ask his neurologist about that.
Great enlightening episode thank you. Generally, there are so many studies on various health topics, any tips for identifying quality of a study? What should we be looking for ?
Would of been nice to hear their take on how chronic overtraining effects the brain. Also acute over exertion. An extreme example the CrossFit disease.
So I’m confused I’m 64 years old and I walk 2 miles a night at a track getting my heart rate that is normally at 59 up to 109 for 35 minutes but I don’t sweat and I might be able to talk, but I’m going as fast as I can Is that working my legs enough and is that helping my brain any now I’m confused?
There are many factors that contribute to dementia. ALL these factors need to be addressed to prevent dementia which includes the health of environment, low stress, amount and quality of sleep, social interaction and nutrition. I am deeply sorry about your mom...
Some good information, but . . . Evolution Schmevolution 🙄 It's a THEORY!!!! Let's stick to the proven facts. Who cares about speculation about what people might have done. So much time wasted on that irrelevant topic. 🤦🏼♀️
I always listen to Podcasts while biking. And I'm German....so I learn everything in English 😊
Great interview, wonderful people! Exercise saved me from depression many years ago, am 62 and still run and workout, I always feel better after exercise, it clears all the negativity that accumulates! Am also plant based vegan and thrive on that diet 🤗!
Thank you so, so much for saving the little dog. She may take a couple of weeks to decompress and her true character come out. Give her lots of patience. You are my heroes.
Ditto ❤
Love to hear these two talk
Many many thanks I have worked for forty years with children in physical education field a qualified physical education instructor now retired but my interest continues in this field .Today after listening to Aesysha I have added volumes to my knowledge . How exercise effects the brain .We have been advocating that exercise effects the body thanks .I am from India the extreme north state called Kashmir 1:39:57 is the hour of night and I am watching g your program .God bless all.three of you
Hearing about things such as neurogenesis and neuroplasticity especially in later stages of life really gives me hope. Thank you for this episode. 😊
Adopting a cat is so heartwarming as well ❤️❤️
OK, that's a mindblower. The organ that benefits the most from exercise is the brain.
Dr. Peter Attia says the same thing.
. . . just saw the end of this vid, & you asked for suggestions for future guests....Dr Brooke Goldner is a highly respected & loved by so many of us that I believe she will be a great addition to your list of brilliant & positive forward medical professionals...
Have your guests done a utube video on adhd, anxiety in children from a teachers/school perspective? Giving ideas etc how to assist the kids in class where everyone ultimately benefits
Thank you Simon for bringing these two fabulous doctors and it has been really addictive conversation so far that I’ve listen about an hour. I must go out to do my breath work now in this early morning but will certainly continue watching. Keep up the good work. I feel sorry for those people who haven’t seen this shows in the last 11 months.
THANK YOU Simon for another FANTASTIC conversation with the Sherazi's! I am HUGE fans of them and am thinking about joining their Near Academy in order to become a Brain Health coach. Brain health needs to be a core focus of educators, health professionals, governments, etc. with our heavily agin population. Thanks again Simon and the Sherazi's💜🙏🤗
When you find out more about this, please send me a message about their brain health coach program.
. . . I thoroughly enjoy & learn from these 2 of my Most respected brilliant Drs...God Bless...🥰
Thank you everyone for this awesome conversation and information. Greatly appreciated. I learned many things. 💚🌱🇨🇦
Brilliant discussion. I owe you BIG money 😊
Their book is amazing 👏 love these 2 beautiful humans
Thanks a million to
Simon and the to the brain doctors Dr Dean and Dr. Ayesha Sherzai for this exelent ,concise and complete info about exercises vis a vis brain cognocitive improvement.
This was an amazing episode! I work in physical therapy and found so many nuggets of wisdom to share with my patients, especially those that think there is no path forward from their cognitive issues. Much appreciated !
Thank you so very much. To have doctors like yourselves state the science, and the obvious. It's a great reminder. Laziness is a choice. But, at what cost? Thanks again. Keep up the great work and continue doing videos. Blessings,
So far as I know, it was Franco Columbo (the bodybuilder) who popularized the idea, in the late 70's, that there was a connection between vigorous exercise and improved intellection. However, most chess grandmasters knew of the connection in the early 1950's from Soviet research, apparently. Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Bronstein, Taimonov, Boleslavsky and others, were all avid tennis players, swimmers, etc.
It was a pleasure to listen to this podcast. I almost understood everything (I'm not a native speaker of English). You speak slowly and most eloquently, thanks for both. I was so looking forward to seeing Hope. Ater such a moving story, we deserved to have at least a glimpse of that dog. Don't forget next time. Thanks again.
Me too, I lost my dog this year, her name was also Hope, she suffered from epilepsy but she was a trooper and so sweet
Thank you Simon. Loved this interview with these brilliant Doctors.
Brilliant!
Thanks Simon for your podcast presentation by Drs.Dean,Ayesha really clear explanation very informative, more power God bless watching in Australian
Thank you for this interesting conversation. I always learn something new when listening to the Sherzais. They are such a fantastic team. I would be very (!) interested in a dedicated episode about bone health, especially for women.
Thankyou so much Simon. This interview is just pure gold.
They are the true "power couple."
Really enjoyed this episode; I feel the body mind connection modern society continually fails to recognise and appreciate.
Unrelated but I would love an episode of saturated fat in whole plant forms (e.g, cacao, coconut, peanuts)
Can we smash shredded coconut and whole cacao beans regardless of their saturated fat content because they’re whole foods or should we be mindful of our consumption of these foods?
very interesting...makes me wonder about the blue collar vs. white collar careers. Specifically, the Hvac, electrician, construction worker, who may be using extreme movement and troubleshooting on a daily basis vs. the sedentary office worker who may be cognitively challenged ; but is missing the movement/connection part. Thanks for pushing the intellect Simon!
This is great information.
Thanks Simon, you are beautiful
Loved this conversation! Great questions on exercise.
❤amazon has their landmark book on brain health and Alzheimer’s prevention. They are a neuroscience couple ❤
Thanks Simon.
Regards from Galicia Spain
Thank you! My father in law has the second type of MCI mentioned after minute 56:00 and I'm so encouraged that he could see improvement with strength training. I plan to ask his neurologist about that.
Like you said "trustworthy recommendations minus the hyperbole" thank you again for spreading great knowledge about our health. 🌱👍
Thanks for a very informative interview
Wonderful content ! Actionable and informative. Sending to loved ones ❤
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much, I love your podcast!
Great enlightening episode thank you. Generally, there are so many studies on various health topics, any tips for identifying quality of a study? What should we be looking for ?
Would of been nice to hear their take on how chronic overtraining effects the brain. Also acute over exertion. An extreme example the CrossFit disease.
Great interview though! Sry forgot to mention. Very helpful.
Wow, that was certainly enlightening.
Thanks
You're a very interesting program.
So I’m confused I’m 64 years old and I walk 2 miles a night at a track getting my heart rate that is normally at 59 up to 109 for 35 minutes but I don’t sweat and I might be able to talk, but I’m going as fast as I can Is that working my legs enough and is that helping my brain any now I’m confused?
My mother went to the gym every day for atleast an hour and she has dementia
There are many factors that contribute to dementia. ALL these factors need to be addressed to prevent dementia which includes the health of environment, low stress, amount and quality of sleep, social interaction and nutrition. I am deeply sorry about your mom...
I'm wondering what their thoughts are about using ketogenic diets for neuroplasticuty, epilepsy, Alzheimer's and specifically plant-based keto diets
I saw one study that showed a reduced sat fat diet had a better effect on epilepsy than the high one
I want to share it with my father, but he speaks French. How can I help you translate and make CC in French? Thanks!
@@TheProofWithSimonHill Yes!
Dr Greger does it, so I thought I could help you.
Is it bad to work out right before bed for females? Possible perimenopause
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Some good information, but . . .
Evolution Schmevolution 🙄 It's a THEORY!!!! Let's stick to the proven facts. Who cares about speculation about what people might have done. So much time wasted on that irrelevant topic. 🤦🏼♀️