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NET Reduces Symptoms of Traumatic Stress in Cancer Survivors, Thomas Jefferson University
This video discusses a study conducted by Thomas Jefferson University on the effects of Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) on cancer survivors experiencing emotional distress. The study involved functional MRI scans of participants’ brains before and after NET treatment and found significant changes in brain activity, indicating a positive impact [...]

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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Daniel A. Monti – Part III
This video is part 3 of an interview with Dr. Daniel A. Monti about a new intervention for cancer patients. In this part, Dr. Monti discusses the mind-body model and why it has not been fully embraced in the conventional medical community. He explains that the mind-body connection is [...]

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Ulcerative Colitis Diets: Nutrition for UC, IBD & Crohn’s Disease
If you’re reading these words, chances are you (or someone you love) are suffering from a lower quality of life because of ulcerative colitis, and you most likely got here from a Google search for Ulcerative Colitis Diets. (or you may have seen this posted on Facebook or another social [...]

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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Anna Tobia – Part IV
Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Anna Tobia about her research on the effectiveness of a new treatment method for trauma. The treatment involves using meridian points to help patients identify and process traumatic memories. Dr. Tobia discusses the development of the treatment, the results of her research, and the [...]

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What did the data reveal about the Cerebellum? – Daniel Monti, M.D.
This video discusses the role of the cerebellum in stress and emotional regulation. The speaker, Daniel Monti, M.D., explains that new research has shown that the cerebellum is connected to the limbic brain, which is involved in emotions. This connection helps to explain how the cerebellum can influence stress [...]

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Do Our Thoughts Affect Our Health? – Ray Gin, D.C.
This video discusses how internal stress patterns can affect physical health. The speaker explains that many people experience stress from internal thoughts and self-criticism, even when there is no external stressor present. This internal stress can lead to physical health problems. The speaker suggests that people become aware of [...]

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Stressed – A Documentary Film
The video discusses the history and evolution of the concept of stress, from its origins in the 17th century to the present day. It explores the work of various philosophers and scientists who have contributed to our understanding of stress, including Descartes, Hooke, Newton, Bernard, Cannon, and Selye. The [...]

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