Angie Noack

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317 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Jul

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · The Brain Scan That Explains Everything About You | With Braincode Centers · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

They have like a perfect Mandarin accent.

Like what?

It came along at a different time, right?

So it came, you know, 10 years down the road from my original, maybe not 10 years, actually, it was probably more like seven years down the road from my original injury.

But honestly, God's timing is perfect because before that, I was fighting for my life.

I, you know, if somebody had been like, hey, let's do some neurofeedback, I wouldn't even have known, you know, what to do with that.

I was, when you're relearning how to walk and trying to be a real person and then get through college and stuff, it was...

I was having to worry about that.

It came at such a time in my life, though, where I feel like anxiety was starting to take over.

Rachel knew me then.

I was sleeping three, four hours a night, max, every single night.

And yes, I was functioning, but you can only function so long on that, right?

At some point, that's gonna come back and bite you.

And I knew that because I'm a neuro expert.

I was like, this cannot be forever.

So doing those sessions and learning what my brain was capable of, even down the road, and this is something that people don't understand about brain injuries, is that your brain is always neuroplastic.

So when you are told, let's say by modern medicine, after two years, that's as much as your brain can heal, no more.

Absolutely not.

Your brain is always capable of change.

It can always learn more.

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