Dear, as a Jew living out of Israel I have experienced so much grief and pain since 7. October. I have looked for help in how to heal, listen to your podcasts about grief and how to handle stress, but until I found this article about shattered assumptions theory it was hard. There is not much about this topic online that I have found, but we are so many that got traumatized and after that experienced a shock by how society reacted (or the big silence). Could you please considered bringing a specialist on this topic, and I think it’s relevant for more communities that have experienced collective traumas. I do not recognize my world, I do not find the tools to heals even if I do everything right, like training, eating healthy, surround myself with a few but very good friends, a loving and supportive husband etc. still I am in big grief and have so much pain and sorrow inside. I know I am not alone, but we who live abroad in countries with very few Jews, who used to be part of the left - that so disappointed us, we are in a special situation. So maybe maybe you would consider bringing some light on collective traumas, and also focus on the aspect of experience it outside you community, or with only a small community living I. A place where the majority is against you… 🙏
Good afternoon Dr Huberman, I am an otherwise fit and health 58-year-old male. Good, consistent approach to nutrition and training. Other than the dreaded medication, is there anything nutrition, or exercise-related that can be used to reverse an enlarged prostrate? Kind regards, Paul.
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