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The brain is our most vital and complex organ, and there are simple things we can all do to keep it healthy and improve its performance.
Today’s guest has survived cancer twice and been hit by a truck at 70mph. By all accounts, he shouldn’t be here.
If there is any certainty in life it is that things will never stay the same, yet so many of us struggle to embrace and accept change
This week’s guest is Eliud Kipchoge - a Kenyan athlete who is widely regarded as the greatest marathon runner of all time, but the conversation we had for this podcast is about so much more than running.
We know that poor diet can affect our physical health, but it can negatively affect our mental health too
CAUTION: This podcast discusses fasting and its advice may not be suitable for anyone with an eating disorder. Professor Satchin Panda was hugely influential in kick-starting a global health phenomenon, now widely known as intermittent fasting.
Every act of kindness is significant and has more impact than you can imagine.
Have you ever felt held back by a habit or pattern of thinking that you feel powerless to break? Or perhaps felt frustrated by a loved one’s failure to see mistakes they’re repeating?
By doing this one simple habit each morning you could experience transformative effects in your life.
Emerging neuroscience tells us our brains actually create what we experience in our bodies, through a process called predictive processing. Pain doesn’t come from the body part where it’s felt, it’s created by our brain.