André Duqum

it is no small feat to be the mother of one children who attends and attunes to that child fully.

And, um, I, uh, and so it's, it's, uh, yeah, it's, I enjoyed the reflections you gave there.

I feel like that's all, those are all really important reminders.

And, um,

Yeah.

Is there anything else that comes up in regards to the nervous system?

When you're studying the nervous system, the enteric nervous system, I think in this day and age, the greatest flex is like a well-regulated nervous system.

Like that's real success in this day and age when there's so many opportunities to become dysregulated.

And then maybe you could share some like practical tools and tips that you found that

allow your biology to operate how it's meant to and not just how it's been hijacked by a hyper-stimulated culture.

M's, three M's.

But anyway... In Alzheimer's, dementia patients, right?

What do you think about those feeling states that get left in a room?

Because I agree when you walk through a doorway and like, for example, I feel like this room, because I've done so many of these conversations, it starts to build a certain atmosphere and energy.

Same thing with my meditation room or my workout area or my office.

or my living room, like they all have different energies to them.

And I've heard you speak to, is it, I don't know, just like the neurochemical states that are left over in a room that you can feel.

Chemo signals.

Yeah, no, it's fascinating.

There's so much...