Welcome to the Neuronoodle Neurofeedback and Neurospsychology Podcast! 🎙️ In this episode, tech legend Jay Gunkelman, who has read over a half-million brain scans, and Dr. Mari Swingle, author of i-Minds, discuss Dr. Swingle's groundbreaking new app, the Calm App. This innovative app blends traditional Swingle harmonics with heart rate variability for improved mental well-being. Joining us are Dr. David Delvento, the engineering genius behind the app, and Dr. Nikki Triantafyllou. Learn how this app can help with anxiety, insomnia, and even enhance athletic performance! 🌐

🚀 Unveiling Dr. Mari Swingle's New Calm App! 🧠✨

Welcome to the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Neuropsychology Podcast! 🎙️ Join us for an enlightening episode featuring tech legend Jay Gunkelman, who has analyzed over half a million brain scans.

In this episode, we dive deep into the critical intersections between environmental impact and mental health. Jay Gunkelman shares his extensive experience with environmental impact reports and the hidden dangers of pollution on health. While Jay's vocation is neuroscience and mental health, his advocation is environmental advocacy, making him uniquely positioned to discuss how environmental factors can influence brain health.

Learn about the intricate details of environmental science, including computer modeling, air quality monitoring, and groundbreaking efforts to improve community health. Jay also discusses his advocacy for better environmental practices and the innovative use of laser technology for air monitoring.

Stay tuned to hear how environmental factors can influence mental health and the importance of data-driven advocacy. 🌍🧠

Key Moments:
0:24 Dr. Mari Pops in from Denver AAPB Conference
2:10 Environment and Jay Gunkelman
3:25 Assumptions
8:00 Portland Cement Plant planned near grade school Jay caught it
9:25 Environment and Health
12:50 TCE Solvent correlates with Parkinson's disease
15:00 Things to watch out for in the environment that affect mental health
23:45 Bucket Brigade air tester
24:50 Erin Brockovich law firm
26:20 Jay Gunkelman's Laser Air Quality detection idea
33:00 Drexel University Citizens on the Fence Line https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
35:30 Infrared laser system
45:00 Chevron open water pump

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Environmental Impact and Brain Health: Insights from EEG Expert Jay Gunkelman

In this episode, we dive into the latest advancements in brain-computer interfaces (BCI), featuring a remarkable case where a stroke patient regains the ability to speak in multiple languages using AI-enabled implants. We discuss the successes and failures of different BCI technologies, including Elon Musk's Neuralink, and explore the ethical implications and future potential of these innovations. Join tech legend Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Marie Swingle as they navigate through the fascinating world of neuroscience, AI, and their impact on mental health and human capabilities.

Key Moments:
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0:30 Brain Implant Stroke Speech Story
2:00 Neuralink first patient Issues
5:00 Dirk De Ridder Talk on brain implant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuBPyrmsA6c
7:13 Dr. Mari Joins
11:53 What makes it worth it to do a BCI Brain Computer Interface ALS?
12:34 Stroke Losing Speech AI Chip
13:50 Paralysis
18:20 Think to speech chip
19:15 What are they attaching the chip to?
25:10 Terminal Man book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Terminal_Man
27:09 People are only using a small % of their brain power
28:50 Learning by osmosis hypnopedia sleep learning
30:40 Ways to study with recorder and taking notes
42:40 Dr. Google Self-Diagnosis
44:45 Young Parent using AI
49:35 Predatory Journals
50:09 Beal's List Predatory Journals

Breakthroughs in Brain-Computer Interfaces: From Stroke Recovery to AI Chips

In this episode of our podcast, Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle discuss fascinating topics in neurofeedback and neuroscience. Key highlights include:

Insights from the Suisun Neurofeedback Summit
Cerebellum's role in brain function
Discussion on SW Loretta and advanced neurofeedback techniques
Autism and EEG-based interventions
The importance of Beal's List for identifying predatory journals
Top journals for publishing in neurofeedback and EEG
Breakthroughs in treating intractable epilepsy, autism, anxiety, schizophrenia, and Down syndrome
The insula's impact on abdominal distress and Crohn's disease
The role of the vagus nerve in TMS and heart rate regulation
Causes and implications of fainting
Importance of magnesium and iron supplements for mental health
Benefits of diverse diets and farmers markets
Discussion on Ozempic and weight management
Join us as we explore these topics and more with leading experts in the field!

Key Moments:
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0:31 Suisun Neurofeedback Summit https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsummit24/Suisun+Summit+2024/Home
4:07 Suisun at the bar clip
7:49 Something in the back of Pete's mind: Cerebellum
12:04 Jay, what do you think about SW Loreta
18:14 Dr. Mari Joins
18:55 Autism
20:00 Beal's List of Predatory Journals https://beallslist.net/
22:25 What are the top journals to be published in for Neurofeedback, EEG, QEEG? http://ecnsweb.org/ https://aapb.org/ https://isnr.org/publications
24:24 What's the next big find for the brain? Cortex, Intractable epilepsy seizure-free, Autism can't speak, no eye contact, anxiety, schizophrenia, Down syndrome
29:10 Insula
30:00 Abdominal Distress
32:10 Crohn's disease Insula
37:00 Vagus Nerve, TMS, and decelerating the heart
42:05 Fainting?
45:20 Diabetes Insipidus
48:50 Magnesium as a supplement
50:19 Iron
54:10 Farmers Markets: colors get a wide variety
56:00 Ozempic

Cerebellum Insights, Autism Breakthroughs, and Top Journals for Neurofeedback

Welcome to another insightful episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Neuropsychology Podcast! This episode features tech legend Jay Gunkelman and special guest Dr. Robert Hedaya, a pioneer in Functional Medicine and laser therapy.

🔍 Episode Highlights:

🌿 Functional Medicine: Root cause medicine and its impact on mental health.
💡 Laser Therapy: Innovative treatments for cognitive disorders and depression.
🧬 Neuropsychiatry: Integrating EEG and modern techniques for better outcomes.
🧠 Brain Health: Case studies on treating cognitive impairment, facial blindness, and depression.
🌐 Future of Psychiatry: AI's role in advancing mental health care.
📈 Patient Outcomes: Success stories using neurofeedback, photobiomodulation, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
🔗 Connect with Dr. Robert Hedaya:

Website: wholepsychiatry.com
About Dr. Hedaya: wholepsychiatry.com/member/dr-robert-hedaya
👨‍⚕️ About Dr. Robert Hedaya:
Dr. Robert Hedaya, MD, ABPN, DLFAPA, IFMCP, is a leading figure in psychiatry and functional medicine since 1979. He is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center and a master clinician at the Institute for Functional Medicine. Dr. Hedaya specializes in treating chronic psychiatric disorders and neurodegenerative conditions using a comprehensive functional medicine approach.

Key Moments:
0:00
1:04 Dr. Hedaya joins the show
https://wholepsychiatry.com/
https://wholepsychiatry.com/member/dr-robert-hedaya/
2:00 Dr. Hedaya background (Treatment-Resistant Depression)
4:55 LED laser treatments QEEG guided
5:30 What is functional medicine?
7:13 Neuropsychiatrist learning process
12:03 Suisun City Summit focus on Insula
https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsummit24/Suisun+Summit+2024/Home
13:00 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome study
14:00 Phantom pain
15:20 Tinnitus
17:20 Gender differences on EEG
19:13 Menopause hormonal changes on EEG?
21:40 Testosterone and women
22:50 Standardization in teaching of reading EEGs
28:50 QEEG guided laser treatment photobiomodulation for face blindness people having hard time recognizing faces
32:10 Show me more data: how much do we need for insurance to pay more for neurofeedback efficacy
39:24 AI will make doctors less important
39:50 DSM 5, EEG, and OCD
42:10 Inflammation, tryptophan, and OCD
43:50 Ketamine psychiatric therapy and OCD
45:45 TMS approach
48:05 Theta bursts
48:40 TMS versus photobiomodulation
50:10 Dr. Hedaya brain recovery center
52:05 Bruce Willis process if he came in for aphasia
54:20 What does the future look like?

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🌿 Functional Medicine & Laser Therapy | Special Guest Dr. Robert Hedaya with Jay Gunkelman 💡

In this engaging episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Network Podcast, host Pete Jansons is joined by experts Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, Anthony Ramos, John Mekrut, Joshua Moore, and Santiago Brand for a deep dive into the intersection of mental health and neurofeedback. 🧠💬

Key topics covered include:

The mental health implications of political leadership, focusing on Biden and Trump 🏛️🗳️
The impact of substance use, particularly THC and opioids, on brain function 🍃💊
The role of neurofeedback in treating addiction and improving mental health outcomes 🧠🔄
Cultural influences on addiction and mental health across different countries 🌍
Challenges faced by veterans and the role of neurofeedback in their mental health treatment 🇺🇸🎖️
The evolving roles of men and women in society and their impact on mental health 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🔄
Join us for an insightful discussion filled with expert opinions, research insights, and real-world applications of neurofeedback and mental health strategies. Don't miss the opportunity to expand your understanding of these critical issues. 🌟📢

Key Moments: 
0:44 Santiago Brand Checks In From Singapore
1:56 What has Santiago been up to
2:09 Santiago was teaching at Oxford   / c5qyvnlmvv8  
3:25 John Mekrut arrives
4:20 Anthony Ramos and Joshua Moore
5:15 Anthony Ramos Tech Chat Group   / 501009709911572  
6:38 Oxycontin deaths are 3/4 men
7:04 Men are going to college 50% less than women
7:55 Jay Gunkelman arrives
8:30 Zebra effect and denial
9:54 Scott Galloway, NYU https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_G... Men are 4 times as likely to be addicted, 12 times more likely to be incarcerated, 4 times more likely to commit suicide, and 3 times as likely to overdose
10:29 Cultural element: Male vs. Female
11:30 Men versus women suicide
11:50 Is neurofeedback powerful enough to beat Oxycontin addiction?
13:30 Neurofeedback 70% successful for addiction
16:10 Joshua Moore and rehab center closed
18:50 Alpha-Theta training
23:30 Relapse rate in alcoholics
24:40 Decriminalization of drugs: Country stats
26:00 Cannabis UC Davis study
27:00 Stroove
29:07 Dr. Mari Swingle: Canada, Cannabis and Cigarettes
35:16 Pointing at a cause is like using the DSM-5
38:00 Professionals and doing something kind affect on mental health
40:00 Quiet is hard to achieve
41:00 Jeff Tarrant clip    • Jeff Tarrant, Ph.D., BCN Author and F...  
41:30 People are trying to hack themselves and don’t realize it’s not an overnight thing; it takes work
45:00 Difference in high performers and approach to brain training
46:30 What can you do with topographic maps
50:00 It depends factor on signatures
51:00 Joshua Moore's thoughts on the military and its veterans’ high rates of suicide and intimacy issues
54:00 The way males are taught to show their stoicism
1:03:00 When males lose their ability to make money, they become less attractive

Unpacking Mental Health & Neurofeedback: Substance Use, Addiction, and Cultural Impact

In this episode, we delve into the complexities of bullying, focusing on the mindset of the bully and the psychological impact on the bullied. Join experts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle as they discuss the neuroscience behind trauma, the development of bullying behavior, and the lasting effects on victims, including PTSD. Discover how adverse childhood experiences shape behavior and learn strategies to support mental well-being.

Key Topics Covered:
Understanding the mindset and motivations of bullies
The mental health impact on victims of bullying
The development of PTSD in bullied individuals
The role of early intervention and supportive relationships
Effective therapeutic approaches combining neurofeedback and traditional therapy
Tune in to gain valuable insights into bullying and its profound effects on mental health. Don't miss this engaging and informative discussion!

Key Moments:
0:24 Discussing our additional live chat show format
1:46 Trump article on assassination attempt impacts on mental health https://www.foxnews.com/health/trump-...
3:00 Bullying and mental health, ASA scores
3:41 Dr. Mari
7:21 Bullying trauma and PTSD
10:31 The person that is bullied who is silent
11:04 Vengeful victim group growing
11:40 Gaming
12:20 We admire confidence over competence
14:50 Loneliness and belonging
16:28 How do you fix the bully?
19:41 Ideal combination of neurotherapy and neurofeedback
20:01 Key issues for the bullied
20:40 Victims of sexual assault issues
23:25 Anna Wise graph states of consciousness https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/...
26:46 EMG
30:37 Botox and sympathetic tone of facial muscle
35:24 Effect on children who have moms that take Botox
37:54 Dr. Allan Schore
39:00 Peek-a-boo range of expression with infants
39:29 Duck lips on females when posing for social media pics

The Mindset of the Bully and the Bullied: Psychological Impact and Healing

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, hosts Dr. Mari Swingle, author of i-Minds, and Jay Gunkelman, renowned expert with over 500,000 brain scans analyzed, discuss the latest insights in neurofeedback. They delve into the intricacies of autism spectrum disorders, exploring how neurofeedback can help regulate brain function and improve behavior. The conversation extends to the impact of neurofeedback on gastrointestinal issues and the fascinating connection between the brain and the vagus nerve. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the world of neurofeedback and its applications for mental health and well-being. Tune in to understand how targeted brain training can make a difference!

Key Moments:
0:00
3:04 Tabaloo, visitor of our Wed 6pm CST live chat, had questions regarding autism. Should we put the show back a couple of hours?
7:06 Jay Gunkelman screen share on autism (Autism Science Digest)
9:00 Asperger's vs Autism
11:53 Endophenotypic patterns of autism with EEG
14:35 Autism spectrum is broad with a high incident of epileptiform discharge on EEG 70% of the time
17:05 Autism filter reference
24:50 Neurofeedback can't be the only thing to attack a symptom
27:25 Tabaloo NeuroNoodle fan question: Is neurofeedback effective for regulating the vagus nerve, or is working with a chiropractor a better option?
30:20 Insula role and regulation of your intestinal problems
32:50 Crohn's disease
35:24 Vagus nerve and fainting while going to the bathroom?
37:59 Autism and when do you know when you need to bring your child in? Symptoms.
42:35 Neuroplasticity
43:29 Neurofeedback and gastrointestinal issues—does it work?
45:30 Where is the pain coming from? Somatic pain vs. mechanical pain.
49:40 Fan question: If a child hasn't spoken by age 7, is it too late for them?

🧠 Exploring Neurofeedback: Autism, Gut Health, and the Vagus Nerve 🌟

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, Jay Gunkelman shares his fascinating journey into the world of neurofeedback. From his early days in pre-med to the moment he discovered the power of neurofeedback, Jay provides an insider's look into how the field has evolved. Pete Jansons joins Jay to discuss the impact of trauma on mental health, the role of neurofeedback in treating anxiety and depression, and the science behind mood regulation. Tune in to hear their insights on brain health, the history of neurofeedback, and how understanding the brain can lead to a happier life.

🧠 Topics Discussed:

The history and evolution of neurofeedback
Jay Gunkelman’s personal journey in neuroscience
The role of neurofeedback in treating mental health issues
How trauma affects brain function and mood regulation
Practical advice for improving mental well-being

Key Moments:
0:00
3:38 Anxieties and Political Beliefs
4:04 How Did Jay Gunkelman Get into Neurofeedback?
13:30 What Symptoms Did Jay Work on in His Early Days of Neurofeedback Experience?
18:30 Alpha Training for Alcoholics at PZ
24:00 What Is Happiness Mentally?
26:50 Money and Mental Happiness
28:00 Are Spiritual People Better Off Than Atheists Mentally?
29:40 Trauma
31:00 What Is the Relationship of ACEs Scores and Mental Health Later in Life?
35:00 Take the ACE Test https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse...
36:00 PTSD, Phobias, and Arousal Level
39:15 Weekly Mental Health Q&A 6 PM CST
41:50 Jay’s Thoughts on Last Q&A

The Origins of Neurofeedback: Jay Gunkelman’s Journey | Mental Health & Happiness

In this episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Podcast, Jay Gunkelman, with decades of experience and over half a million brain scans reviewed, shares an in-depth screen share presentation on ADD & ADHD. Dive into the complexities of how EEG readings reveal brainwave patterns that can guide effective treatment for these conditions. Jay explains the science behind medication choices, brain function, and the latest in neurofeedback research.

📌 Tune in to learn more about the cutting-edge developments in mental health and neurofeedback from one of the pioneers in the field!

Key Moments:

0:00
0:38 Q/A Clip https://youtube.com/live/cJEYkUEkg1Y?... ADD ADHD Conversation
1:32 ADD ADHD Jay Gunkelman Screen Share
6:30 Child with ADD ADHD and Tourette's
10:11 Symptoms of Tourette's
11:48 Parroting
13:50 1/3 of ADHD have Spikes on EEG, 85% positive result when given anticonvulsant
15:20 Do Neurologists read EEG like Jay Gunkelman? How do neurologists look at or read an EEG?
21:14 Brain Futures Neurofeedback https://isnr.org/wp-content/uploads/2...
24:42 Jay Gunkelman's paper on Medication Predictions with EEG Phenotypes and Biomarkers
33:12 List of Meds effectively treating kids for ADD ADHD
39:20 Withdrawal Issues
46:50 Reminder Q/A on YouTube every Wed 6pm CST    / @neuronoodle  
48:05 Suisun City Summit and Jay's 75th Birthday in October https://publish.obsidian.md/suisunsum...

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