Dr Rangan I soooo enjoyed this podcast. Especially the menopause and orcas talk. As a premenopausal woman I'm so interesting to learn about menopause so I'm ready for that time. And "the grandmother theory" is fascinating me. I'm actually looking forward to menopause, in a very weird way, because I know I still be useful ❤❤❤ Thanks for your great podcasts. Have a great day xx
This is an amazing podcast with so much valuable information. I noticed that there’s only been 944 views, I’m thinking that’s probably because of the length of it because the content is extremely inspiring.
@@DrChatterjeeRanganhave you thought about doing podcast with Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee a world renkoon cancer expert. In his book the gene he targets a particular gene called source as the manifesto of cancer but it was my belief it is free body radicals..
Hi. Thanks for the Dr.Ranjan Chatterjee"s team for all good info about health.I subscribe the Friday email also. May I ask is it possible to provide Chinese subtitles as well? I try other languages are ok except Chinese subtitles. Is it a bit complicated for me to know the medical words but in other ways my vocabularies is improving. Hope the team is reading this comment. Thanks again for the efforts in health care.🙏
@DrChatterjeeRangan I love your channel. Please can you make a video on OCD? It's killing me. I can't stop my brain from thinking and it makes me extremely tired.
concepts are consolidated memories. the mind drops the differing measurements among entities in order to economize space but retains the attribute particular to all entities of a given kind. a chair's essential attribute is its shape. the materials and dimensions are omitted. in this context "omitted" doesn't mean non-existent only not specified.
I appreciate having a portfolio coach to assist me with my daily market decisions. Their deep understanding of both long and short positions, along with their ability to leverage risk for potential gains and hedge against market downturns, ensures that they're well-equipped to perform at a high level.
I was 5 years old when my sister in law asked me to go to her room and grab a diaper to change her baby. Halfway down the hallway, i couldn't remember what i was supposed to do. Went back and asked her what she needed me to do. I totally understand how forgetting something doesn't necessarily link up to aging or dementia. I'm hoping so, at least 🙏. Lol.
Quite frankly, Dr Ranjan Chatterjee, nothing good has ever happened in my life but I’m too scared to commit suicide therefore I’d be quite grateful to lose my memory.
You still have time for something to change! Something inside you believes that or you wouldn’t be here looking for answers. Hang on to that hope with all your strength. I’m sending you prayers of healing, love and light 🙏🏽
The casual mention of animal abuse around the 28:00 mark seriously hindered my enjoyment of this episode and reminded me of the ways that many researchers use others as fodder for their research. We will never advance as a species until we all work to preserve life of all kinds and refuse to abuse others for our own gain.
60 minutes did a piece on a rare syndrome called hyperthymesia. these people remember every day of their lives from about the age of 13. This may be a form of synesthesia. i, too, experience a carousel of memories running in the background of my mind. th-cam.com/video/hpTCZ-hO6iI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bA8cPFibVTCG-XGw
Just what everybody wanted to do… get up and listen to a 2 hour, 11 minute video. We all have the time, right? Wrong! 🙄 These need to be shortened. Nobody is going to devote the time to listen to this when it’s over two hours!
Hi there. This particular TH-cam channel hosts my weekly long form podcast. We also have a Clip Channel which contains 10 - 15 minute highlights from each show. Perhaps that channel might be more to your taste. If that interests you, the link for that Clips channel is here: th-cam.com/channels/Dnwlb3IQDPJtFysPUJbDFQ.html
@@DrChatterjeeRangan: If you don’t think you’re wasting your time and you think your long videos are being watched by a respectable number of people, that’s fine. Just citing that probably only around 5 out of 100 people are going to devote 2 hours to watch something on TH-cam…long channel or not. If you don’t care about that, good luck!
@@lumic9022I completely agree. This episode was terrific. In a world where most of us are willing to watch/binge dozens of hours of our favourite show, I have no problem listening to two hours of sensible enlightening conversation. Thank you 🙏🏽
Sometimes the information delivered in a more conversational way can be easier for people to listen to? There’s soo many long form podcasts out there that people listen to. I personally couldn’t recommend this episode enough to people! Also it’s free for people to watch, making the information even more accessible to people.
This is my contribution to the world of emotional health. I wrote this song for all those that suffer from C.P.T.S.D. This song is about my triumph over the tragedy of this affliction that plagues our society. I hope this gets out to those that need it. th-cam.com/video/sM87ZDkLsZk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dXfxlsklVUEZ8Z39
Looking for shorter clips or content? Check out my @DrChatterjeeClips channel
Very informative. Thank you!!
Dr Rangan I soooo enjoyed this podcast. Especially the menopause and orcas talk. As a premenopausal woman I'm so interesting to learn about menopause so I'm ready for that time. And "the grandmother theory" is fascinating me. I'm actually looking forward to menopause, in a very weird way, because I know I still be useful ❤❤❤
Thanks for your great podcasts. Have a great day xx
Thank you I really enjoyed it❤
This is an amazing podcast with so much valuable information. I noticed that there’s only been 944 views, I’m thinking that’s probably because of the length of it because the content is extremely inspiring.
Enjoying this conversation, thank you. Woukd be really helpful to have timestamps and chaapters!
That is THE topic….can we remember about what and when these two were talking in this long conversation! 😂❤
If you expand the description, the chapters are down there :) I found them via smartphone, not on a computer - hope that helps!
@@EquestrianLiving_CadyGarrison thank you!
Such a brilliant discussion..many many thanks. This clarifies so much about the effect of our values and beliefs that colour our recall.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this interview, thank you very much!
Very interesting!! Thanks!
This is excellent. Thank you!
This will be another fascinating episode! ❤️🙏 Thank you!
Hope you enjoy listening.
@DrChaterjeeRangan have you thought about doing a podcast with cancer expert Siddhartha Mukherjee in future sometime?
@@DrChatterjeeRanganhave you thought about doing podcast with Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee a world renkoon cancer expert. In his book the gene he targets a particular gene called source as the manifesto of cancer but it was my belief it is free body radicals..
God bless you all for the knowledge sharing.. ❤❤❤
Hi. Thanks for the Dr.Ranjan Chatterjee"s team for all good info about health.I subscribe the Friday email also. May I ask is it possible to provide Chinese subtitles as well? I try other languages are ok except Chinese subtitles. Is it a bit complicated for me to know the medical words but in other ways my vocabularies is improving. Hope the team is reading this comment. Thanks again for the efforts in health care.🙏
@DrChatterjeeRangan I love your channel. Please can you make a video on OCD? It's killing me. I can't stop my brain from thinking and it makes me extremely tired.
concepts are consolidated memories. the mind drops the differing measurements among entities in order to economize space but retains the attribute particular to all entities of a given kind. a chair's essential attribute is its shape. the materials and dimensions are omitted. in this context "omitted" doesn't mean non-existent only not specified.
I appreciate having a portfolio coach to assist me with my daily market decisions. Their deep understanding of both long and short positions, along with their ability to leverage risk for potential gains and hedge against market downturns, ensures that they're well-equipped to perform at a high level.
I was 5 years old when my sister in law asked me to go to her room and grab a diaper to change her baby. Halfway down the hallway, i couldn't remember what i was supposed to do. Went back and asked her what she needed me to do. I totally understand how forgetting something doesn't necessarily link up to aging or dementia. I'm hoping so, at least 🙏. Lol.
Can someone summarise the video please?
Don’t lose what?
Quite frankly, Dr Ranjan Chatterjee, nothing good has ever happened in my life but I’m too scared to commit suicide therefore I’d be quite grateful to lose my memory.
Maybe you give Alex Korb a chance. Has written "The Upwards Spiral" . Also here on yt. Everything can change, your life also. Wish you well.
Sorry to hear it
You still have time for something to change! Something inside you believes that or you wouldn’t be here looking for answers. Hang on to that hope with all your strength. I’m sending you prayers of healing, love and light 🙏🏽
Hi, Could you indicate what is the English level in each video please?
I'm learning English, I need to know it
I guess B2 (I am also a not native speaker) Yet you need a bit of particular vocabulary.
The casual mention of animal abuse around the 28:00 mark seriously hindered my enjoyment of this episode and reminded me of the ways that many researchers use others as fodder for their research. We will never advance as a species until we all work to preserve life of all kinds and refuse to abuse others for our own gain.
Thaaank you! It is always so hart to hear (and imagine likewise) these stupid "models". We are far enough to work only on human animals.
🙏
60 minutes did a piece on a rare syndrome called hyperthymesia. these people remember every day of their lives from about the age of 13. This may be a form of synesthesia. i, too, experience a carousel of memories running in the background of my mind.
th-cam.com/video/hpTCZ-hO6iI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bA8cPFibVTCG-XGw
More ads than video at this point…
Rangan,
Lower the amount of ads and I’ll watch your video. It is unwatchable
Adblock is your friend ....how come people can´t use a simple tool and complain ....
Just what everybody wanted to do… get up and listen to a 2 hour, 11 minute video. We all have the time, right? Wrong! 🙄
These need to be shortened. Nobody is going to devote the time to listen to this when it’s over two hours!
Hi there. This particular TH-cam channel hosts my weekly long form podcast. We also have a Clip Channel which contains 10 - 15 minute highlights from each show. Perhaps that channel might be more to your taste. If that interests you, the link for that Clips channel is here: th-cam.com/channels/Dnwlb3IQDPJtFysPUJbDFQ.html
@@DrChatterjeeRangan: If you don’t think you’re wasting your time and you think your long videos are being watched by a respectable number of people, that’s fine. Just citing that probably only around 5 out of 100 people are going to devote 2 hours to watch something on TH-cam…long channel or not. If you don’t care about that, good luck!
I listen and I very much enjoy every minute of the conversations.
@@lumic9022: Yeah, sure. Thanks, Dr. Rangan. 😂
@@lumic9022I completely agree. This episode was terrific. In a world where most of us are willing to watch/binge dozens of hours of our favourite show, I have no problem listening to two hours of sensible enlightening conversation. Thank you 🙏🏽
The endorsement of the shoes is awful
Nobody is going to devote the time to listen to this when it’s over two hours!
True 😂 Listen at 2x speed.
Way I look at it, listen to this and you've got the book, more or less.
Great interview!!
I listened several times It's great
Sometimes the information delivered in a more conversational way can be easier for people to listen to?
There’s soo many long form podcasts out there that people listen to.
I personally couldn’t recommend this episode enough to people! Also it’s free for people to watch, making the information even more accessible to people.
This is my contribution to the world of emotional health.
I wrote this song for all those that suffer from C.P.T.S.D. This song is about my triumph over the tragedy of this affliction that plagues our society. I hope this gets out to those that need it.
th-cam.com/video/sM87ZDkLsZk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dXfxlsklVUEZ8Z39