Mind, Genes, Neuroplasticity & Enlightenment w/ Rudolph Tanzi, Ph. D.

April 8, 2011

Fascinating view on brain functioning and neuroplasticity by Dr. Rudolph Tanzi

and Dr. Deepak Chopra

Part 1

Part 2

Here's a link about Dr. Tanzi who is Professor of Neurology at Massachusetts

General Hospital

And of course many of you already know who Dr. Chopra is as in addition to

everything else he's one of the world renowned medical doctors behind the

formulation of NV -so a hero in my book!!!

And how I responded to these videos

Thank you Dr. Chopra and Dr. Tanzi for a brilliant and refreshing view! But

we're left with a cliff hanger!! Dr. Chopra you say in those with Alzheimer's

the brain/instument is not working but the self / the real you is still there.

Would love to hear that talk as well. Also it's funny to me that Dr. Tanzi

brought up the stomach as a point to compare organ to organ for our view of the

brain. While of course most would look at the stomach and the brain as

completely different organs and they are, more research today points to

essential nutrients as key in epigenics and neuroplasticity. So in theory the

stomach has the ability to be more powerful than the brain, especially when the

brain isn't working. So when the brain isn't working well, and we can't seem to

get through to those individuals to change through thought, we can perhaps help

repair or help the brain through diet. In our nonprofit which deals mainly with

communication impairments and diagnosis such as autism, TBI, seizures and

apraxia we've seen remarkable success with essential fatty acids and now with

essential amino acids and nutrients as well through the diet. I have quite a few

parental and professional anecdotal reports such as this one for Alzheimer's

in-diseases-of-the-elderly/ which speak volumes to me that nutrition is yet

another tool for the self.

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I brought up Alzheimer's because Dr. Chopra did -and it is Dr. Tanzi's focus.

Very interesting!

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