We have our brain trained by good parenting as well as traumatic situations. These experiences teach us what things are threats, and we then interpret on our own how much we are to be afraid (a...

5 minutes, 12 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Extreme internal reactions to situations (as in the "initiating stressors" of CFS) can set up a vicious cycle of stress hormone production, poor thinking ability, and numerous physical symptoms...

5 minutes, 09 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Considering the possibility of training the brain to respond differently as a way to normalizing the physiological stress response contribution to CFS.

5 minutes, 44 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Considering the possibility of training the brain to respond differently as a way to normalizing the physiological stress response contribution to CFS.

6 minutes, 01 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Considering the possibility of training the brain to respond differently as a way to normalizing the physiological stress response contribution to CFS.

6 minutes, 21 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Considering the possibility of training the brain to respond differently as a way to normalizing the physiological stress response contribution to CFS.

7 minutes, 08 seconds
Published: 8/6/2008

Conclusion



49 seconds
Published: 8/2/2008

Continuing a discussion with an MD / ND on factors affecting Chronic Diseases. This episode is on chronic infection.


10 minutes, 31 seconds
Published: 7/20/2008

Continuing a discussion with an MD / ND on factors affecting Chronic Diseases. This episode is on Heavy Metal toxicity.


12 minutes, 00 seconds
Published: 7/20/2008

Continuing a discussion with an MD / ND on factors affecting Chronic Diseases. This episode is on chemical toxicity.


10 minutes, 02 seconds
Published: 7/20/2008