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I had a stroke a little over a month ago and I’m beginning to feel I now suffer some kind of PTSD from it. My sleep patterns are disrupted, and I find myself getting more emotional about stuff. No one at any of the hospitals I got told me about the chance of getting this.

Setiouslyz why should a person have to wait to gain dangerous weight to qualify? Shouldn’t it be to help prevent the more high risk weight gain? I know someone who deliberately tried gaining weight, just two points away from qualifying and he couldn’t breathe and was dying. Couldn’t do it. So he’s back to his over weight self but still struggling and very depressed. If only these ridiculous requirements would loosen up a bit and allow for lower bmi’s to qualify. It’s so unfair ‼️

Healthcare should provide cigarette rehab facilities and smokers who decide to quit should get a free vacation for a few weeks.

Ebola is totally fake. This guy's a psychopath.

Do both, duh. Fade fade fade until one day your body even starts to reject it. While you're fading, mentally prep yourself. When you decide to quit cold turkey, watch videos on smoke cessation and the health benefits of not using/detriments around using. It is working for me so far. Create a playlist of go-to videos like this one when u get cravings. I'm 4 days in. I'll be back to update you guys. Good luck to everyone.

As an autistic, I don't want to prune my synapses, I need them.

So, this video is basically saying that my brain is superior to the foolish neurotypical brain? More neurons means more brain power, hence leading to higher levels of cognitive thought processes and laser focus, which is what we need in our society.

I never had anxiety my entire life, I smoked cigarettes for 10 years, quit many times, switched to vaping for 5 years and 3 weeks after quitting vaping I started having anxiety attacks and it's been 3.5 months since my first one and I still have anxiety that comes and goes, I hate it and just want to feel normal again. I can't even believe this is a real thing that just happens to people like this. I'm now on a mission to solve every problem, issue, stress factor in my life to overcome this, I believe that nicotine masked stress for all these years and now I have nowhere to hide because I'm 100% sober and now all the issues in my life have come to haunt me. From mental health, my relationship with my parents, brother, my financial situation, physical health, career, mind, body, spirit... EVERYTHING needs to be addressed. I refuse to accept that these random bouts of anxiety will just be normal in my life, there's no way I'm just broken forever now, I don't accept that. I'm currently talking with a doctor, getting every test you can possibly get, nutrition levels, blood work, everything, I am seeing a physiotherapist to heal my rotator cuff shoulder injury, going to get back in the gym, get healthy, eat right, get a good career, fix my broken relationships, find inner peace, I don't care what I have to do, I'm fixing this and I believe I will come out better and stronger than I ever have before. Anxiety can kiss my ass, I wouldn't wish this shit on anybody and this is coming from someone who used to think anxiety was some bullshit word you just throw around to describe feelings of not wanting to do something.

Would love to watch the complete interview without all the clipping.

I find anything other than just looking at the time and quitting, you're just playing a game with yourself

Fading doesn't work. Just quit. I went to a place for a week where cigarettes were not available.

Couldn’t take the fry voice.

This whole video comes across as just wrong. Calling autism a disease in itself is incorrect and you'd think this fella would know better. As for wanting to "cure" autism. I don't know a single autistic person that would want to be cured.

For me I quit cold turkey and failed many times but eventually one time it stuck. I used to say I’d only smoke when I’m drinking or turned to vaping but it doesn’t work unless you commit to quitting nicotine entirely. You shouldn’t see those failed attempts as failures though, see them as little breaks from smoking. Every time you quit for a few days then go back to it you haven’t failed, it’s a small win. It gets easier over time and eventually when you do finally quit for good it’s not even that hard because of all the little breaks you’ve had from previous attempts to quit. You really have to decide to quit entirely though, the first time I resolved in my head that I was quitting for good was the time it actually stuck.

I did it cold Turkey I’m clean now feel fucking amazing

The best way to quit is to not tell anybody and suddenly quit out of the blue rite before you lite the cigarette. It just gives you more power and more control.

cold turkey is the only way to quit. this woman is lying to you. i’ve been smoking for 26 years and “fading” would //always// make me fail. if you smoke even half a cig there’s no chance in hell you can hold back. nicotine is all-or-nothing drug. do not listen to “experts” who never smoked and never had serious addiction

while the study's findings are extremely fascinating and exciting, i find the scientists wording, perspective and final goal to be deeply rooted in ablelism.

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Thats news to me, i quit 8 days ago and want to blow my brains out. Idiot

i love saturated fats

I smocked over 15 years now i finally decide to Stop smoking.. i didn't smock last 2days and it's very difficult to stop day1 I was frustrated anxiety little pain on my head... Now suddenly I'm coughing.. feels different day by day let's see I can quit smoking 🚭 or not 😤

For your bodies health stopping now is best. I tapered then quit. Found physical activity to distract me. Then went to a place where there was no tobacco and stayed till I was free

Remember the movie “Limitless”? That is autism. We should be looking for ways to make people extraordinary, not typical.

Being extraordinarily is not a disease. Dealing with typical people who can not see most of what is going on around them is the disease.

My advise for diabetes , eat more crabs, inject more insuline! Never eat lesser amount of carbs, ye might get healthy

How about helping synaptic pruning by resolving the autoimmune nature of the comorbidities associated with Autism? How about we stop trying to treat people with Autism to death, and instead embrace who they are and help them stop autoimmune "self eating" responses to chemical toxins they're already exposed to? So they can live longer and do more with their talents, remarkable intelligence and their neural (sensory) memories??? The key is not in finding a better drug. The key is in getting to the ROOT of the issue, not blotting out who people are.

This kind of search for a 'cure' is not only wrong, it is reprehensible and unethical. Autism is natural, and autistic people can achieve great things which move humanity forward. Nikola Tesla anyone? I like my brain and how it works, I don't require any chemical enhancements to it to achieve a 'high' (alcohol or drugs), the only issues that I face as an autist have solely to do with the way the neurotypical world treats me. Ergo this video.

Holy shit that was beautiful. Utterly transcendental

Sounds good, and i get to make a schedule which i realy like making 👍👍

Do med students still join the overall Columbia graduation ceremonies or do they do their own thing at the Armory ?

Alumni auditorium seems so much nicer than the armory.

The white coat ceremony shown in this video is in a theater/hall but I also found a bunch of them at the Armory. Is it going to stay at the Armory from now on ?

This reminds me of Xmen 2 when they make a cure and some people are desperate for it and some people find it abhorrent. If the NTypical population had a better understanding of autism that would alleviate alot of asd problems too.

Fading never works .. I tried a lot but it doesn't work... so If you want to quit than quit suddenly

Smoking for last 12 years 20 cig a day, suddenly quitting is not effective in my case, I tried many a times but failed, and now am reducing day by day😌 and it is really working better. Video gives me courage that am going right further

I smoked for 11 years. Had to go cold turkey, fading would suck me back in. The withdrawing was horrible, I literally got sick. I'm one month cigarette free now. Best decision I ever made!

what a wonderful couple and all the good deeds to the rest of the world

I quit Cold Turkey and I’m glad I did

My BMI was 36.3 didn't quilify for it has to be 40 anybody know what I can eat to get my BMI higher ?

Lol

Autism doesn't need treatment 😢

30 BMI is still high and it should be allowed for them if they have tried all other routes to lose weight but failed.

Thanks for sharing

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Wonderful, who is the narrator? Sounds like Alan Alda.

Thanks so much Dr Alaho Olu on RUclips first of all for who you are as a person thank you for the wonderful work that you do for people in general no matter where you are I will always listen to your podcast and refer people to you because you care about people and the human body I listen to other people but you talk about the true disturbances disorders that means things that are out of order in the human system thanks 🙏 for curing my Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis disease (ALS)….

It feels good to know that there are cures and remedy for many terrible diseases such as : HERPES, ALS, HPV, MS etc? Am grateful that I finally got rid of my ALS after suffering for over two years by Doctor Elemomodu on RUclips….

Most expert are non smoker themselves so it is kind of a non swimmer teaching you how to survive in the sea.

I respectfully disagree. I've tried that method so many times, but it didn't even past the 2nd day. Now as Im typing this comment, I'm 568 days smoke-free. All thanks to cold-turkey. Its tough. But the reoccurring rate is much lesser than the fading method.