The best BRAIN HEALTH TIPS for women: Lisa Mosconi, Ph.D. | mbg Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Today’s featured guest is Lisa Mosconi, Ph.D., a neuroscientist, certified integrative nutritionist, and holistic healthcare practitioner.
“Your brain cells stay with you for life. If you damage them, you don't have a second choice," she says. In this episode, Lisa and Jason discuss how women at every stage of life can protect their brains, plus:
00:00 How menopause affects women’s brains
02:15 How to strengthen your brain in your 30s and 40s
05:33 Which tests to ask for at the doctor
08:56 How to find a menopause specialist
14:48 The markers of Alzheimer’s everyone should be aware of
18:07 What we’re getting wrong about the Alzheimer’s gene
21:04 Red flags in a doctor you shouldn’t ignore
24:10 How to know if you’ll benefit from hormone replacement therapy
26:15 The best type of exercise for menopause symptoms
28:30 The healthiest way to drink coffee as you age
32:15 At what age is it OK to start drinking coffee?
35:42 How to set your brain up for success before menopause
41:07 Lisa’s POV on intermittent fasting
43:12 Cutting-edge research on menopause & the brain
47:48 The research study Lisa is most proud of
52:32 Advice for women struggling with sleep
56:37 The role of mindset in menopause symptoms
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I'm 64 and I ❤ menopause years since 57. It's been the most energetic and productive time of my life. Diet. Workouts and lots of rest
I had a surgery to remove my ovary about 9 years ago. After about two years I started to have serious brain fog. I did not take any medication or supplements or see any doctors. Then in 2021 I started to exercise and watched my diet, lowering carbs and doing IF. My brain started to function better. I wished I knew more
Totally vouch for hard labor to calm me…I remulched , weeded and dug around 10 mature shrubs…7 hrs bent down and heavy lifting and pulling …. But wow was I calm and relaxed by evening…😊
I know that what my mother chose to do also….Actually, hard work cures a lot of issues and hugely beneficial in so many ways!! Good for you :)
As you said Fascinated. She is incredible doctor. We need more doctors like that in the world. Congratulations!!! 👍👏👏🙏🌹
Finding a good doctor is beyond difficult, even with the NAMS.
Great information, but I don’t see the promised links. Can anyone help?
I don't either. Not surprising.
Thank you for this talk. Great questions and answers. ❤
@30min Liisa mentions theobromine. I believe that cocoa has a very large amount of theobromine and coffee is relatively low although coffee has a lot of chlorogenic acid. Decaf green and black tea are other options.
Could you share the links of the clinics she mention. For those tests please. Thank you 🙏
What about women who have never been through a pregnancy?
Yes good question for me too 😊
I don't see links ?
I am 68
Have Neen in menopause some I was 43
Since
lifestyle isn't enough...every organ system has estrogen receptors- women need hormones!!!
You are right. Lifestyle helps but if it's not enough you can go to an acupuncturist if you need help and your doctor blows you off. She says that if your doc blows you off to find a doc who knows what to do. With only one in 5 obgyns trained in menopause that can be impossible.My acupuncturist explained that in Chinese medicine women's health is not neglected like in Western medicine. The elderly are revered in China, especially elderly women.
Yes they do need their hormones. Lifestyle helps but does not replace hormones. Western docs are poorly trained to treat menopause. I went to an experienced acupuncturist and the herbal formulas she prescribed helped a lot. Elderly women are revered in China and they evolved treatments to ease the menopause transition.
At the age of 25 people finish their studies. How are you supposed to study without coffee? Seems totally impossible to me 😂
Another channel -- Create A Menopause Recovery
Why does she look like a deep fake?
She looks very pale, possibly someone went Abit heavy on the makeup.
Another channel -- Create A Menopause Recovery