Stay Calm When Triggered! - Be The CONFIDENT WOMAN Everyone Respects & Admires | Louisa Nicola

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  • Опубліковано 11 лип 2023
  • Check out my FREE 4-Part Confidence Workshop! - bit.ly/3fZcbO5
    Today, we're embracing the power of brain health to make you confident, clear and focused with our phenomenal guest today, Dr. Louisa Nicola, the neurophysiologist and human performance/billionaire brain coach. She is a powerhouse in revealing ways to better care for your brain and boost your performance at every level. This neuroscience expert has an all-access pass into the minds of top-tier athletes in the NBA and NFL.
    We’re making brain health sexy and diving into its crucial role in our journey to becoming our own heroes, and the importance it holds in maintaining our 'badassery'.
    “Train your brain to have a high-performing life.” -Louisa Nicola
    Dr. Nicola reveals why avoiding stress management is destroying your brain health, how to keep your brain safe after 30, the #1 thing you can do to start optimizing your brain today.
    Because I want to see you win in all areas of your life, homie, we even went deep on how critical sleep really is, and if you think a glass of wine is helping you sleep better, think again!
    Ladies, we have to start having more conversations about brain health. Women are more likely to develop diseases of the brain such as dementia and Alzheimer’s. Though there may be no cure, there are things we can do starting now to start lowering those risks and start caring for our older, more badass selves.
    As an extra bonus to keep the conversation going about the importance of women's brain health and useful hacks to help prevent Alzheimer’s, I’ve included a powerful conversation with Dr. Lisa Mosconi. We explore her groundbreaking work, 'The XX Brain,' and learn how to optimize your cognitive function at any age. Make sure you stick around for this empowering discussion!
    NICOLA BRAIN QUOTES:
    “The quality of your brain will dictate the quality of your life, [...] we need to have a high-performing brain to be able to fight off negative thoughts.”
    “People are talking about Alzheimer’s disease as if it is a loss of memory, yes, but it is also a disease that robs you of who you are because you can’t stay present.”
    “Lift hard, lift heavy, and do it about 3 to 4 times a week.”
    “Exercise for the brain, that’s what’s going to keep it alive and thriving.”
    “Put your brain in a safe environment and it will thrive.”
    “I treat sleep as if it’s an Olympic game. Treat it as if you need to train for sleep, you need to warm up for sleep and you need to prepare for sleep the moment you wake up.”
    “You can make more money with a higher-performing brain.”
    Follow Louisa Nicola:
    Website: www.neuroathletics.com.au/
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    Podcast: www.theneuroexperience.com/

КОМЕНТАРІ • 138

  • @LisaBilyeu
    @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +8

    WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!

    • @TammyReneeCoaching
      @TammyReneeCoaching Рік тому

      When I found out I was being scammed for $90k by a man who claimed to be Kobe & Vanessa Bryant’s Estate Attorney, I went off! I called the cops, they said it was CIVIL, so I kicked them and him out of my house. He’s been living in Vegas the whole time & would claim to be flying in from Dubai. I wish I would’ve handled it differently. I should’ve kept calm to build a bigger case for the Las Vegas Metro PD. I’m vegan so my eating was good, but anyone who was being scammed thinking they’re investing in Aramco stock but it’s going straight into his pockets, would’ve lost their d@mn mind.

    • @Veronicaixchel
      @Veronicaixchel Рік тому

      😂😂😂 Haven't humankind already seen everything. Kindness is all that good people prefer.

  • @hayriboyraz9166
    @hayriboyraz9166 Рік тому +51

    This woman is so spot on. When I exercise and sleep better my entire life feels better and I am way more confident.

  • @LouisaNicola
    @LouisaNicola Рік тому +58

    Thank you so much for having me on your amazing podcast Lisa ❤

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +10

      SERIOUSLY my pleasure girl!

    • @fredfeuerstein1647
      @fredfeuerstein1647 Рік тому +1

      These days is really tricky to talk about alcohol consumption and it's disrupting effect. Your message is really appreciated!

    • @LouisaNicola
      @LouisaNicola Рік тому +1

      @@fredfeuerstein1647 Thank you ! I do believe we need to be speaking about this topic more openly.

    • @fredfeuerstein1647
      @fredfeuerstein1647 Рік тому

      and cast away the shame of wanting to live healthy

    • @thundamari
      @thundamari Рік тому +1

      I loved this talk! And noticed that my certified fish oil is not the right dose, much too low. I searched up momentus labs and could not confirm on their website that their supplements are triple certified. Do you have more info on this?

  • @user-ot2zx8gq1k
    @user-ot2zx8gq1k Рік тому +17

    Two Cypriot women absolutely killing it! This was such a great interview - you two should have a show together 🇨🇾 so many great takeaways. Bravo kopelles ❤

    • @evka24
      @evka24 Рік тому +1

      Watching in Cyprus on holiday ❤

  • @TwinGirlPeeks_
    @TwinGirlPeeks_ Рік тому +11

    I'M A GREEK AMERICAN GAL SMILING BIG AT THESE TWO CYPRIOT POWERHOUSES!!!! Bravo, Louisa & Lisa. THANK YOU BOTH!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +1

      oh yay!!! We TOTALLY geeked out and spoke Greek to eachother for like 10 mins!

  • @I_want_100k_subs_please
    @I_want_100k_subs_please Рік тому +13

    The availability of information contained in podcasts like this is one of the wonderful things about the time in which we live. Thank you. ❤

  • @jannamartens9806
    @jannamartens9806 Рік тому +5

    100 percent put your brain in a safe environment and you will safe and peaceful it’s a beautiful feeling.

  • @jujudreamz84
    @jujudreamz84 Рік тому +32

    I believe the food we eat plays a huge role in our brain development and the way we feel mentally and physically, we need to stay on top of our thoughts 🤔 seriously I understand y she thinks the Brain is dumb we allow thought to flow unmanageable Great educational video ❤❤

    • @citygirl713
      @citygirl713 Рік тому +4

      There was a study I found.. I wish I remembered it because I even told my mom about it.. food is so important because it even starts at conception and what the mother eats even effects the DNA of the fetus… down to the grandparents.. this isn’t the report, but a quote from another one, “You are what you eat, the saying goes. And, according to two new genetic studies, you are what your mother, father, grandparents and great-grandparents ate, too.” I FOUND IT.. it’s a website called renewingallthings and it’s a study on epigenetics and, “The food you eat changes your genes and affects the next 3 generations after you!”

    • @TheHackedLabRat
      @TheHackedLabRat Рік тому +2

      ​@@citygirl713fascinating.
      I actually been doing carnivore/keto diet and my mental health issues I couldn't get control of with so many tactics....finally went away changing my food. Now I'm getting off medication and happier than ever. I was a 90s kid who grew up on the worse food you can imagine. I've had nothing but mental health and autoimmune issues like arthritis and fibromyalgia at the age of 12. Now 30 I've never been healthier. Finally have energy to get through the day with no pain.

    • @lunaportia989
      @lunaportia989 Рік тому +1

      @@citygirl713 A healthy diet can influence gene expression, but it does not change the actual DNA sequence within our genes. This field of study is known as epigenetics, which examines how environmental factors, including diet, lifestyle, and stress, can impact the activity of our genes.

    • @citygirl713
      @citygirl713 Рік тому

      @@lunaportia989 that’s what I wrote in my comment.. epigenetics .. if you reread I said epigenetics.. what I wrote in the beginning may be wrong because I didn’t know how to word it but towards the bottom I wrote it’s epigenetics and I quoted two articles.

    • @lhlclub
      @lhlclub Рік тому +1

      100% true! Food affects our hormones, and our hormones affect how we feel.

  • @janelleromero1791
    @janelleromero1791 Рік тому +7

    This girl completely changed my mind about how I look after my brain 😍

  • @rlud304
    @rlud304 Рік тому +8

    I wish the discussion included how the effects of childhood trauma fit into brain health as adults

    • @poison_plays
      @poison_plays Рік тому +4

      Me too. Especially since the “doctor” claims that people who miss relationship red flags have done so because we have “lazy” brains.
      Really. I’d be awfully curious to see the citation for that claim, since it’s the polar opposite of what’s said by every reputable and knowledgeable doctor or therapist I’ve listened to in the past year and a half I’ve even trying to understand why I stayed with my abusive ex for a decade and how my childhood trauma puts me at great risk for abuse.
      Child abuse survivors don’t have “lazy” brains. We have untreated trauma. I too wish this had been addressed.

    • @robinlindberg6339
      @robinlindberg6339 11 місяців тому

      ​@@poison_plays
      Trauma councilling is a deep rabbit whole.
      Most therapists (they r rapists.) will "council" their victims by steering them in a particular direction (mind control). This is also done with the aide of SORCERY (PHARMAKEIA, a word from the Bible meaning SORCERY, AND WITCHCRAFT. PHARMAKEIA is exactly what it sounds like = PHARMACY.) This is the workings through spells and SORCERY (PHARMAKEIA) witchcraft.
      The one true God, Jesus Christ, gave us ALL sound minds and body. Its only when we have allowed ourselves to be subjected to evil spirits (drugs, alcohol, perversions, around others with ill intent, etc) that WE TOO become attached to these spirits, or find ourselves in the castings of spells.
      God warns us of all of this, and more in the writings of his word, the Holy Bible (KJV).
      And it is through our own self will (that God gave us), and our gift of discernment that we will come to recognize the wolves in sheep's clothing. This is why it is also, so very important to always be thanking God for his protection, continue to ask for his forgiveness, and to ask him to show us the wisdom in ALL SITUATIONS. ASK, AND YOU WILL RECEIVE.
      God, our Savior, and his Holy Bible (the word) is THE ONLY GUIDANCE WE WILL EVER NEED! Look to HIM for ALL YOUR ANSWERS and HE WILL ALWAYS PROVIDE.
      Much Love to you.

  • @maybedj
    @maybedj Рік тому +4

    She’s incredibly helpful. Thank you for having her on.

  • @TwinGirlPeeks_
    @TwinGirlPeeks_ Рік тому +7

    "our brain should be at the mercy of us!" wow. this video is super informative. thank you!!

  • @fredfeuerstein1647
    @fredfeuerstein1647 Рік тому +1

    I appreciate her talking about the brain's cleaning system, she is up to date in the field of neurology. Glad to hear someone finally talk about dopamin linked to movement not just as a reward oriented neurotransmitter.

  • @omerkaplan5688
    @omerkaplan5688 Рік тому +4

    So love and trust Louisa! Been taking creatine ever since I saw her post about it on instagram. Thank you for exposing more people to this brilliant woman!

  • @mariviento
    @mariviento 6 місяців тому

    FANTASTIC video!!! God Bless you Lisa for your show! I am 65 years old and divorced twice. I am learning sooo much from your show. I feel that I am living my best life ever and you are a part of this!

  • @mhanifiozturk1331
    @mhanifiozturk1331 Рік тому +3

    I knew it!! I always said we need to be sleeping 7.5/8 hours a night! Loved this episode!

  • @aejiongco
    @aejiongco 2 місяці тому

    I just love her honesty when she said " I smoke weed" love you for that!!!!

  • @abdullahguneri2030
    @abdullahguneri2030 Рік тому

    Thank you Lisa! 🤩🤩 This one hit home.

  • @_teethmatter
    @_teethmatter Рік тому +1

    I loved this! As a dentist I can understand her passion towards brain related disorder. Nice convo ladies ❤

  • @SophiaNicola-fy3vf
    @SophiaNicola-fy3vf Рік тому

    loved this!! this girl makes so much sense

  • @generationalguardians
    @generationalguardians 5 місяців тому

    I love how Lousia shoots it straight!

  • @jam20230
    @jam20230 Рік тому +1

    Hands down one of the most powerful interview

  • @zenikotsokoane2412
    @zenikotsokoane2412 11 місяців тому

    LouisaNicola has been a game change, she is a trailblazer with what she does. I've been able to learn so much, it took me 2 weeks of sleeping early and getting 8plus hours of sleep to finally feel strong again after being always tired for years. Lastly I stopped drinking and live minimal, I have been able to declutter most things in my life. Thanks to all I've learned from her.

  • @DinaStein
    @DinaStein Рік тому +7

    Omg! The ball thing! I have NF1 and in December 2022 I was pretty much half paralyzed waist down and my hands were very weak. So while I was recovering at home I would throw a ball against the wall for my dog. And then started teaching myself to juggle with one hand. It has certainly helped! As well as doing PT twice a week. This is a great podcast! 🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +3

      Thanks so much for sharing your story! So impressed you took action homie!

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому +1

      Hi Dina, how's your day going with you?

  • @user-mf4wz4yp4j
    @user-mf4wz4yp4j 4 місяці тому

    This woman is incredible! I loved this episode

  • @mevlutkartal1536
    @mevlutkartal1536 Рік тому

    Your best episode yet Lisa!!!

  • @jannamartens9806
    @jannamartens9806 Рік тому

    I really enjoyed watching this video . I love box jumps there one of my favourite exercises. I really appreciated that part about girls and heavier weights.

  • @YaziliminKalbi
    @YaziliminKalbi Рік тому

    Superb episode Lisa!

  • @citygirl713
    @citygirl713 Рік тому +5

    Oh this is gonna be GOOD.. and I’m not even five minutes in!!! THANK YOU..: I was literally googling how to control emotions and this video pops up on my feed!! Thank you, thank you, thank you 💗!

  • @cancenet4108
    @cancenet4108 Рік тому

    I’m not finished with this episode yet, but it is one of my favorites so far.

  • @samonecharisma3043
    @samonecharisma3043 Рік тому

    This was very good!!!

  • @paolamondragon5272
    @paolamondragon5272 Рік тому +2

    After dealing with PPD and having my partner walk out , I started a fitness journey and listening to this podcast reinforced all the good things I’ve been doing to my brain via exercise. The sleep part is hard with a baby but everything else I’m in control of.
    I’m going to look into cold plunges and add that to my routine. Thanks Lisa ❤❤

  • @SunShine-lq7yt
    @SunShine-lq7yt Рік тому

    I've noticed awhile ago that I was becoming easily irritated...then after I thought about it,it was bc of lack of sleep over the years...gotten a lot better since!

  • @marthievalentine4766
    @marthievalentine4766 Рік тому +2

    I worked night duty 6days a week for 25years,had 3 boys and slept 4-5 hours a day. i am realy strugling now to sleep more than 5 hours.

  • @EFEASAMAZ246
    @EFEASAMAZ246 Рік тому +2

    Her knowledge is amazing but can we also point out how entertaining she is 😂 never seen someone use so many hand gestures before!

    • @LouisaNicola
      @LouisaNicola Рік тому

      Thank you for picking up on this. lol

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +2

      Haha she's greek.... its in our DNA 😂

  • @jannamartens9806
    @jannamartens9806 11 місяців тому +1

    I just wanted to say thank you to the feedback from these videos I used some of the feedback and it was very helpful . I used the quote I believe you just disrespected me and I got an apology thank you to Lisa and these videos.

  • @SRIMAN2021
    @SRIMAN2021 11 місяців тому

    Very fruitful video

  • @evadebruijn
    @evadebruijn Рік тому +1

    Got brain damage from quitting psych meds cold turkey.
    Hope it can be reversed.
    Am healing from it for over 3 years now and there is progress but maybe 20 to 25% improvement.
    The quality of your brain is indeed everything. Quality of life, of relationships, it all starts from being and staying well regulated and know exactly what to do (and what not to do...) when dysregulated/triggered.
    ✌️

  • @EvaDennis
    @EvaDennis Рік тому +1

    Three score years and ten were given to men because of strength we will live longer Dr Nicola

  • @botanicalbecca8443
    @botanicalbecca8443 Рік тому +1

    I would love to hear more about how cannabis effects sleep as someone who has used it for insomnia on and off for the last 22 years. Myo inositol is the only thing that's come close to helping me sleep like cannabis does. Ashwagandha seems to help at times but not others. Womdering if it has to do with where I'm at in my cycle/hormones.

  • @NormalGirl-xt1st
    @NormalGirl-xt1st Рік тому

    quality content 🧠

  • @flof151
    @flof151 Рік тому +1

    Amazing conversation 🙌🏼❤️
    What was the book you mentioned about the female/women brain? Thanks!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +1

      Its actually called The Female Brain! Its soooooo good!!!!

  • @SamSam-lv6ss
    @SamSam-lv6ss Рік тому +4

    Sorry to disappoint u but maths and medicine did exist even before the greeks, think of all the ancient civilizations like Persians and Mesopotamians etc.. So to be correct it didn't come from Greek first place... Anyway, doesn't have to do with this amazing podcast, love u all, good job u guys anyway!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  Рік тому +1

      Haha we were totally joking that that was what our fathers used to tell us growing up!

    • @SamSam-lv6ss
      @SamSam-lv6ss Рік тому +1

      @@LisaBilyeu i got u! btw thank u for your incredible work u put out there and i love your energy!

  • @BridgetteBest-ot5hs
    @BridgetteBest-ot5hs 7 місяців тому

    The pic linked to this video is Dr Louisa Nicole. I’m looking for her interview with you please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @theorama5711
    @theorama5711 Рік тому +3

    So a few weeks ago, i was back home visiting mum, in a remote village and one night while listening to Impact Theory, a weird imagination emerged about how, just how cool it would be if you and Tom by some miraculous chance, happen to fall in my village....and you both hear your show playing in a village hut in the middle of nowhere 😂
    Well for starters, i thought i would offer you some coffee with coconut cream i had brought along home😅
    And that my friends, would be legendary🫡

  • @notbeingsarcastic5947
    @notbeingsarcastic5947 10 місяців тому

    Also people who suffer from depression, general anxiety disorder, OCD, autism ect. This was pretty much only speaking on neurotypical people

  • @muhammedalidogan-jg5pm
    @muhammedalidogan-jg5pm Рік тому +1

    Not gonna lie, her accent was what kept me going 😂

  • @zvonkobartolbarbaric5172
    @zvonkobartolbarbaric5172 Рік тому

    Nice👍

  • @user-ez9tz4vt4g
    @user-ez9tz4vt4g 5 місяців тому

    4:53 how I feel when my crush remembers something about me 😂

  • @sisulou20
    @sisulou20 Рік тому +3

    Love sleeping in a cold room with my hands and feet outside of the sheets

  • @imogenehopedesantos3833
    @imogenehopedesantos3833 Рік тому +2

    1st comment
    Love U Girls ❤❤

  • @lalla-8956
    @lalla-8956 Рік тому

    We need more women in the brain space!

  • @sharonortiz9994
    @sharonortiz9994 Рік тому +1

    What’s the name of the book Lisa mentioned about women?

  • @Veronicaixchel
    @Veronicaixchel Рік тому

    ✌️ thx 🙏😊

  • @kubrakutlu9711
    @kubrakutlu9711 Рік тому +1

    Why can’t I find the name of the second guest?

  • @acajudi100
    @acajudi100 Рік тому

    Louisa has the most beautiful haistyle and brain. Thank you. Help Lisa.

  • @yolandagrabowski6043
    @yolandagrabowski6043 Рік тому +1

    I have vertigo. I'm afraid to go far without a rail. Cause I fall.

  • @serenitygoodwyn
    @serenitygoodwyn 9 місяців тому

    What she doesn't clarify is whether that is absolute or relative risk. These sort of studies are usually relative risk. That means if 10 out of 50 people would get dementia with a 30% relative risk reduction, 7 out of 50 people would get dementia, that is a 6% absolute risk reduction. Still good but this confusion between relative and absolute risk is a problem in medicine and health because it's the way drug companies can sell us so much medication, as even most doctors (about 75% in studies) don't understand the difference. In medical journals they are allowed to provide the benefits in relative risk and the risk of side effects in absolute risk, which to someone who doesn't fully understand the difference, look like it's really beneficial compared to the risk when it isn't. The 30% reduction in heart attacks from statins is actually less than 1% absolute risk reduction. The 25% of people experiencing side effects is actually a 400% absolute risk increase in absolute terms. so to compare like for like, a 1% reduced risk of heart attack over 10 yrs but a 400% risk of significant side effects, still think it's worth it? Maybe you do, but unless your given the information in a transparent way, how can you make an informed decision. you can't and that's a problem.

  • @taniamiller4572
    @taniamiller4572 Рік тому

    Wow

  • @annabryl8109
    @annabryl8109 11 місяців тому

    Hello such a great podcast ! Thank you so much ! Just a little comment as to titles...don't understand why do they not correspond to thé content...this épisode IS about thé Brain and thé title (stay calm when triggered) feels irrelevant. I find it hard to find vidéos that i want to listen to again because of it. Maybe bé it's a marketing thing but it's just too far from thé content

  • @lounyx2902
    @lounyx2902 Рік тому

    Hey, who is the second guest ?

  • @utbol2354
    @utbol2354 Рік тому +2

    Wait, can you ask her again about creatine? Does it cause kidney problems?

  • @sillylilhippiechick
    @sillylilhippiechick Рік тому

    Explain how the eye patch helps please?

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому

      Hi Sarah, how's your day going with you?

  • @faeriegothmother9602
    @faeriegothmother9602 Рік тому +1

    I smoke weed daily and I sleep so deep I don’t wake at night or remember most dreams.

  • @transformwithmenow4186
    @transformwithmenow4186 11 місяців тому

    I’m 133 in and still listening out for how not to be triggered 😤 feeling triggered 😅

  • @homodeus8713
    @homodeus8713 Рік тому +1

    The Angels did not agree on this because the human heart is said to be designed to beat for 200 years?

  • @melissamoonchild9216
    @melissamoonchild9216 Рік тому +1

    taking supplements really helped me regulate my emotions

    • @evadebruijn
      @evadebruijn Рік тому

      Which supplements worked for you?
      I've tried tonnes but nothing beats a Xanax when I'm too far triggered (cptsd & hormonal & a general firy disposition)
      ✌️

  • @theodorac2218
    @theodorac2218 Рік тому +2

    CYPRIOT GIRLS

  • @joynkindness
    @joynkindness Рік тому +1

    My grand dad taught me this. M arr

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому

      Hi Michelle, how's your day going with you?

  • @razzyybabyy
    @razzyybabyy Рік тому +2

    What about some one who works graveyard:/

  • @Pocaeve
    @Pocaeve Рік тому +2

    This was absolutely EPIC! Love her perspective on the brain. Best episode yet!! Thanks so much for this 🙌🏽👏🏽

  • @Uvvibes
    @Uvvibes Рік тому +2

    I’m sorry I can only make it 15 minutes into this one. It’s just very scare tactic and like anxiety inducing

    • @Guddilove801
      @Guddilove801 9 місяців тому

      I'm glad you'd said that as started feeling that way too. 😮.. saying this with utmost respect.

  • @sheilahope603
    @sheilahope603 Рік тому +2

    but what about us women who wake up to pee, atleast 3 times after falling asleep!!

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому

      Hi Sheila, how's your day going with you?

  • @ogulcandurgut8514
    @ogulcandurgut8514 Рік тому +1

    YO! What she say about immunity and sleep? 😰 😥

  • @meganwildhood3893
    @meganwildhood3893 Рік тому

    My body translates cold to pain pretty much instantly. I have tried cold plunges so many times because of how amazing everyone says they are for your health and they HURT. The whole time. I don't desensitize/get used to it at all, so I can't continue this. Also, an increase in hypervigilance, which is what I thought I understood cold does, is kind of a disaster for people with anxiety. So cold plunges aren't for everyone.

  • @jolandagovers3775
    @jolandagovers3775 10 місяців тому

    www thank you

  • @yolandagrabowski6043
    @yolandagrabowski6043 Рік тому

    I met someone who said he doesn't respect someone who has alzeimers. I figured, he meant sexual respect. I already don't alzeimers.

  • @loriaustin8089
    @loriaustin8089 Рік тому

    How do you want to live the last 10 years of your life? Good.

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому

      Hi Lori, how's your day going with you?

  • @lovp1
    @lovp1 Рік тому +1

    the cold shower tho!!!!!

  • @robinharrischapman9802
    @robinharrischapman9802 Рік тому

    So Lisa will you quit smoking pot now? Can you ask if its the smoking or of doing edibles is just as bad?

  • @ao6685
    @ao6685 Рік тому +1

    🙄

  • @yolandagrabowski6043
    @yolandagrabowski6043 Рік тому

    Pamper doesn't mind if I'm mad him. Fine. I don't need him.

  • @arianahill9999
    @arianahill9999 11 місяців тому

    i smoke weed and i sleeeeep so good 😂😒 so idk what she talking about

    • @arianahill9999
      @arianahill9999 11 місяців тому

      but when i drink i definitely do sleep well so i can feel that

  • @Shallewa
    @Shallewa Рік тому

    🫶

    • @paulohlsson27
      @paulohlsson27 Рік тому

      Hi Tahesha, how's your day going with you?

  • @lizswanson426
    @lizswanson426 Рік тому +4

    She has some valid health points but She is speaking against how God designed our bodies to live over 100 years old, to procreate, thrive, live life and live abundantly. Brain's Survival mode protects is to be able to survive this world's issues. We need 2 be careful what we speak and recieve into our spirits as someone else's gospel vs God's Holy word. Blessings 2 all.

  • @Guddilove801
    @Guddilove801 9 місяців тому

    I wonder how my grandma lived to late 90s without alzeimers and what have you in this modern world.. too much of info will do anyones brains let alone all these Alzheimer's and dementia stuff.

  • @ViViihAires
    @ViViihAires Рік тому +4

    Did this woman seriously just saw we live longer than we used to because of modern medicine? Lol what??? Does she not know we used to live way longer 1,000 years ago?

    • @musicwasmyfirstlovee
      @musicwasmyfirstlovee Рік тому

      Did you seriously just say we used to live longer 1000 years ago?
      You've got to be kidding, or are you really that stupid?.. 🤦🏻‍♀

  • @Introduction08
    @Introduction08 Рік тому +2

    How so are we meant to die after procreation? Genesis 6:3

    • @lizswanson426
      @lizswanson426 Рік тому

      Not biblical at all. Good health & science info but No, we were not derived from Apes after the big bang.😢