Dr. Stacy Sims
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1,960 appearances
8 recordings
5 series
first heard Jul 2024
last heard 9 Jul
Dr. Stacy Sims’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So she really is bearing the brunt of taking care of mama because I'm living this life.
So thank you, Leah, if you're watching.
It is such a tremendous stress, you know?
And so our motivation, my sister and I, is like...
We don't want to do this to our daughters.
When you look at glucose metabolism in the brain, I'm talking specifically coming out of Arizona and from Lisa Moscone's work, and they looked at glucose utilization in the brain, especially the forebrain, through the transition.
It's wildly different based on what phase of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause.
And it's absolutely astounding.
And they're seeing patterns that can give clues that may be the women who are headed towards the dementia route versus those who aren't.
Build a stronger brain younger.
Fascinating study, and this one shot me out of a cannon.
emotionally, was if you choose to become a caretaker of a parent with dementia, you have a 60% increased risk.
Now, there's a genetic component, but when they took the genetics out of it and they feel like it's the stress of caregiving for that parent, you are signing your own death warrant because now you are increasing your risk of death.
We're on our phones.
Yeah.
And so as a culture, there's this worry that all this time on the phone and these dopamine hits, but not creating stories in your head and reading for pleasure at night.
You know, a lot of women are on their phones now before bed rather than developing that neuroplasticity that we get from storytelling.
Yeah.
So, what's the problem?
Maybe there's no catch.
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