Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

The other thing that I would argue, Louis, is that there's some fascinating research.

I would love to share a quick study with you to prove...

that the the book i don't mean to plug this book but i like i can't help the fact that the title of this book is perfect the body keeps the score right yeah it's the perfect title for it i love it i don't know if i even read it i don't even know if it's a good book yeah it's good yeah it's good i mean it's it's more academic but it's yeah it's like new york times like that's crushing yeah you know for like 10 years but um it's the perfect title the body keeps the score is so true so there was a study that they did with children

where they looked at kids who were adopted before age two, okay?

They have no recollection of these events.

None of us can remember before age two, right?

So I used to believe that if you can't remember it, it doesn't count.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Unless you've suppressed it, yeah, yeah.

Well, and I've now learned both in my own life and in this particular study to prove it,

I was wrong.

Really?

I was definitely wrong.

The body keeps the score.

So they looked at children who were adopted before age two and they looked at kids that came from like a normal family and... Not adopted.

Not adopted.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Right.

And they tracked out, you know, years later,

And they took a look, and the kids who were adopted before age two, and again, they're like in a comfortable home, like there's not like- Good families, yeah, yeah.