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The Childhood Trauma Doctor: Your Childhood Trauma Changes The Shape Of Your Brain & Causes Parkinson's! How Not To Ruin Your Kids! Dr. Paul Conti

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Rama is like a virus, and it gets passed along to your children, even if their children are not born until years later. Because trauma can change the expression of our teams. So we need to understand whether trauma is afflicting us, how it's afflicting us, and how we can treat it if it's there. Dr. Paul Pante psychiatrist, expert in treating trauma. He's worked with Kim Kardashian and saved Lady Gargoy's life. And been in clinical practice for over two decades. How many people have some form of trauma? Well over half the population. And trauma can change us in very negative ways. For example, the odds of traumatic brain changes are very, very high. We know trauma makes us age faster than our calendar age. And we know that ultimately the root of depression, addiction, Parkinson's disease is from trauma. Modern science knows this, but we'll give them pills with the idea that a pill is gonna fix everything, and then we're surprised that tens of thousands of people die each year from prescribed pills. And we've let that happen. What should we be doing instead?

The key to all of this is curiosity. So for example, let's say someone is addicted to their phone. Oftentimes addictive behavior is meant as an escape from something or even to self-punish. But when you scratch the surface of that, you might learn about an episode of sexual abuse that happened when the person was a child. This is not uncommon. What are the telltale signs that I am traumatized? What can I do to alleviate the trauma? And then can you completely get rid of the trauma? The answer is based in hard science. So Uh Doctor Paul Conte.

On the front of your book it says Trauma, The Invisible Epidemic. Why did you use those two words invisible and epidemic? Mm-hmm. Well, So as a practicing psychiatrist, what I started seeing over and over

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