Dr. Nadine Burke Harris

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549 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 27 Apr

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It's because the adversity that we experience needs to be balanced out by a lot more buffering in order for us.

Because you didn't get it back then.

Right.

Exactly.

People used to think that.

stressors or traumatic experiences that happened in like infancy, like, oh, if you don't remember it, it didn't affect you.

And it turns out it's the exact opposite, right?

The younger you are, those experiences that happen in infancy, they can actually shape the way that your stress response is wired, right?

So you may not remember the actual event, but the body remembers, right?

Right, right.

Yeah, in fact, it's actually a little bit more interesting than that, right?

So you're like, of course your body remembers it now.

So there's been some really fascinating research on this.

This was really powerful.

What they did was researchers took these baby rats and they stressed them out, right, by handling them.

And then they gave them back to their moms.

And some moms naturally did a lot of buffering.

So lots of licking and grooming.

That's what rat moms do.

And some moms, not so much.

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