Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
ADD & Your Brain Type - Can Brain Trauma & Type Be Related & ADD Be Inherited?
ADD & Your Brain Type - Can Brain Trauma & Type Be Related & ADD Be Inherited?
ADD & Your Brain Type - Can Brain Trauma & Type Be Related & ADD Be Inherited?
Monday 20th March 2017
Discover if brain trauma-related ADD can be inherited with Drs. Daniel and Tana Amen on The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Inherited ADD and Brain Trauma: What You Need to Know
So what happens in your life? You know it's not just about you, it's really about generations of you.
Have you ever wondered if brain trauma-related ADD can be passed down through generations? Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen tackle this intriguing question in this episode of The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast. They start by explaining how different brain types relate to ADD and explore the impact of brain trauma on this condition. The discussion then shifts to epigenetics, the study of changes in gene expression that don't alter the DNA sequence itself.
The Amens illustrate how brain trauma can cause these changes, which can be inherited by future generations. They even touch on a fascinating mice study that shows how fear can be passed down through epigenetic changes. The episode emphasizes the importance of brain health education, particularly for young people. Dr. Daniel and Tana share their success story of creating a high school course on brain health, which has significantly boosted students' self-esteem and reduced issues like depression and substance abuse.
They believe that teaching kids about brain health early can help them manage their bodies and psychological traumas better before they become parents themselves. The episode also introduces SPECT scans, a technology that looks at blood flow and brain activity, offering a more detailed view of brain function compared to traditional CT and MRI scans. SPECT scans can detect brain injuries that might not be visible with other imaging techniques.
This episode is packed with valuable insights into brain health, the role of epigenetics, and the importance of proactive care. If you're curious about how brain trauma and ADD are connected, this episode is a must-listen.