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2:38

on all timers. We know that Alzheimer's

2:40

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2:42

the person who has been diagnosed for

2:44

also for their caretakers and I wanna

2:46

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2:48

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2:50

just like what? What is the state

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2:59

Lauren and Sat Slice and if you

3:01

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3:04

will reflect on what we've learned in

3:06

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3:08

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3:10

Rogan is not only hot, he's an

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4:01

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where you project on to a simmering

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i paid you present. We have agreed

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we we're pretty low key I would

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say on the grim feel lucky and

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and enough that surrounded by pretty awesome

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them. But. That so lovely. A

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failed I feel fairly. Of I just like

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all can help to be on Earth. System.

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5:52

a sad about it. I'm

5:54

young. I'm started each of

5:56

the Am with a twelve

5:59

years ago. My answer?

6:01

My life and and four Tbsp Alzheimer's

6:03

a lot my grandmother and my mom

6:05

said had it and then my grandmother

6:07

of dementia a month mother am and

6:09

then I. in my early twenties my

6:11

mom was diagnosed with. Alzheimer's

6:15

early onset, Alzheimer's and Down.

6:17

You. Know of course that was. And

6:20

whole. Journey full

6:23

of influences, Sadness. And

6:25

to prison and fear and anxiety

6:27

and. On. And you

6:29

know, I was lucky to have Pacifist time.

6:31

We met early on in my early twenties,

6:33

but. You. Know Eventually we

6:35

got to a place where you know I

6:37

felt alone for long time and we kind

6:40

of wanted to do something and so we

6:42

threw as been about me through a variety

6:44

show and. In that process,

6:46

of course, realize that I was

6:48

so far from alone and unfortunately

6:50

this disease had touched a number

6:52

of young people and that everyone

6:54

had. As need and

6:57

desire to. Conform. A

6:59

community if he will. And so

7:01

we you know decided to create

7:03

this organization. Efforts to give young

7:05

people voice that of course it's

7:07

evolved over the years on and

7:09

you know and and now we

7:11

really focused. I'm. I'm hearing

7:13

for caregivers. I'm and providing

7:15

rest the care for people who are caring for their

7:18

loved ones in their home. We

7:20

care for brain by I have year

7:22

we created whole Brain health program and

7:24

the he get into that. I'm.

7:26

And of course we are trying to

7:28

drive awareness as much as we can

7:30

list on. you know of course it

7:32

says media that of course your or

7:34

events that we have an anti just

7:37

sort of inspire change. I

7:39

in a space that you

7:41

know have touched so many

7:43

people and is needed. I

7:45

have a bit of levity

7:47

infused in it because it

7:49

is. A pre dark

7:51

disease. But that doesn't mean you can't bring

7:54

humor and like the something so. We

7:56

always try to have that as an undercurrent through all the

7:58

things that I. Just. Mentioned. I'm

8:00

in in. Your mom got early

8:02

onset Alzheimer's when you were in

8:04

your twenties. Yeah, That that my college

8:06

graduation. I was two and. See repeated

8:09

herself in a way that I was

8:11

just like. And

8:13

you know it was.

8:16

Crazy. It and Syrian. I didn't even said

8:18

out loud to anyone for ah, you know that

8:20

point. I just as a year and a half

8:22

later of it yet and I started dating Sasson.

8:24

My parents came out a few months after that

8:26

and now is the first time after that visit.

8:30

Where. I felt I saw a number of thing.

8:32

As changes in my mom you know unless

8:34

she was difference am and so that was

8:36

the first time I said something I love

8:38

someone to south where I just said you

8:40

notices. I think this is happening to them. And

8:43

and yeah, we were twenty three. Oh.

8:46

My god it so didn't suffer. So

8:48

then what did? What'd you do the

8:50

first? Like serious relationship or the really

8:52

been in so I didn't. I

8:55

think brilliant a good way of any preconceived notions of

8:57

what I should we should do. I try to just.

9:01

You know I implored or to go

9:03

to therapy. There was something I could

9:05

tell that I was at twenty three.

9:07

Just feel like I could like support

9:09

her but I couldn't like l Per:

9:11

you know what I mean this and

9:13

I might listen. I'm love her but

9:16

I agree I had no tools or

9:18

six methodology do to help actually like

9:20

get heard through if you know and

9:22

so that was. That was probably the

9:24

best thing I did was acknowledge that

9:26

I was not equipped to that. Comes

9:28

from a family of social workers, that

9:30

are you exactly. His life he has

9:32

a. Better. Of a

9:34

neat ability I think. sort. Listen

9:36

and as for see that afraid of that was

9:39

gonna be able to like I can this problem

9:41

that. I'm lucky with self.

9:43

You. Know there and. Present.

9:46

For it and not. Scared.

9:48

Of it. We

9:51

love it. A supportive partner and

9:53

especially one that doesn't like stigmatize

9:56

of a because already scary situation.

9:58

So from the time the. Mom

10:00

died, died I wrote down when you're saying

10:02

that transmute tis I just I'm always mood

10:04

by when people take like one of their.

10:07

Like. Pains are trauma and like transmuted

10:09

into like a healing awareness. it's away

10:11

which you've done now and all three

10:13

of these cases here like you spread

10:16

awareness, healing and joy like hilarity for

10:18

charity. Come on. So. How

10:20

long was that? Like From when you found

10:22

out about your mom To win? Like until

10:24

two thousand and twelve? Like what was that?

10:26

Gap am as. Well as it's still

10:28

an occult resolution as twenty two and.

10:31

I was thirty when the through the first

10:33

hilarity for charity events. Cell data that it

10:35

was a long time as. As.

10:37

I said fear and.

10:40

Major depressive and.

10:43

Anxiety about what would that happen?

10:45

What was happening? And

10:48

just feeling really powerless.

10:50

Honestly, you know, Just feeling

10:52

like this train has left the station and

10:54

items you nothing. About it. So if

10:56

people aren't familiar what is all tamer

10:58

disease actually to they feel you got

11:00

you know about their celerity. Pritchard, You've

11:02

done so much work. Researching

11:04

talking to people you out because it's clearly Richard

11:06

yelling doctors you have like all the people there like

11:09

in your Org some you've learned a lot like

11:11

you're qualified to tell about the So I heard a

11:13

doctor say the Lord on the phone the other day

11:15

that she's one of the most like knowledgeable people

11:17

speaking about Alzheimer's dementia. That I don't I really don't

11:19

know that's true. And and. It's

11:22

all about me. If I say the wrong

11:24

thing is it's know, our communities really.

11:26

Wall Dell. Dementia and sort of

11:28

an umbrella term have when

11:31

someone is sort. Of losing

11:33

control of their ability to. As

11:35

the itself said functioning person an

11:37

all timer is is a type

11:40

of him and as sell his

11:42

front of them for of them

11:44

and sat people can have dementia

11:46

really to parkinson's. And. There

11:48

are a number of Texas Metics All Timers

11:50

is a type of dementia is the most

11:52

common. Form. Of dementia. I'm.

11:56

In which is why you hear about it the

11:58

most and how you know when the. The

12:00

yard having. An. Symptoms.

12:03

They'll jump to is it all timers and

12:05

it that it may not be all time.

12:08

Respect that is. That. Is the that

12:10

is the escalation. Between the difference between

12:12

dementia and off his their differences between

12:14

like early onset alzheimer's and like yeah

12:17

like more normal on felt like later

12:19

in life onset alzheimer's like what is

12:21

like that resort it's own and like

12:23

what are the differences. Yeah

12:25

it's a great question and and and

12:27

it's why I when I said my

12:29

mom a sign of with early onset

12:31

of i sort of has exceeded because.

12:35

There's. A certain V in the Ps Ian

12:37

and seen as it might say that I

12:40

will am and please anyone that has a

12:42

science is listening. Please bear with me. I'm a

12:44

screen. Writer who lives just learned the south this

12:46

is non. Native language but I'm.

12:48

But. Basically, that is a gene that

12:50

I wouldn't be less than one percent

12:53

of cases. People. Have that and

12:55

in if you do carry that gene, I'm.

12:58

Your. Chances of getting Alzheimer's. And you're late

13:00

thirties and forties. Is. Free.

13:04

Hi I don't know this as certain

13:06

thing that you would get it but

13:08

pretty close is there any other like

13:10

early symptoms It. In your

13:12

research in the hundreds of learn that like

13:14

anyone could be on the lookout for like

13:16

a wherever that like a key or is

13:18

that like okay like what should we be

13:21

aware of? yeah I mean I think that

13:23

you know often visit certainly theory, disease and

13:25

if right united dispensaries. It's think people I'm I'm

13:27

scared of I'm and of people are like oh

13:29

my god I don't. as I

13:31

forgot where I parked at the mall

13:33

like an enticing to mentor residents and

13:35

and one thing I learned a long

13:37

time ago which is that was really

13:39

smart. Was everyone forgets where they

13:42

parked at the mall? Someone

13:44

with an issue for. That's what they drove them on

13:46

the first place. And

13:50

you know, and it's. You.

13:52

Know we as human. As.

13:55

The age you get, The.

13:58

First you get to strengthen. You're

14:00

thinking about a bajillion thing that one time.

14:02

But also, as your brain ages of course you

14:04

forget little things here and there, but it doesn't

14:07

necessarily. Mean that of hammers is

14:09

near future and. People walk into rooms

14:11

and forget with they. Locked. Into the room

14:13

for. Because they were thinking about can things between

14:15

when they went from that room to that room.

14:18

I'm. Lisa do know that who

14:20

wrote the book still our actually wrote

14:22

a great book and I'm forgetting the

14:24

title of it. Clear that is very

14:26

much about that about normalizing. Ah, what

14:28

is normal memory loss of the aged

14:30

versus. Also see a neurologist

14:33

and get. What about I'm for

14:35

young people. Is there any prevention for like

14:37

young people? The posts like older people are

14:39

prevention prevention no matter where you are unless

14:41

you're never too young to start caring for

14:43

your brain and the truth is dementia or

14:45

they say that all timer starts in the

14:47

brain twenty thirty years the free see a

14:49

symptom. Tell. People in their twenties there

14:51

is worry should certainly be living in Britain

14:53

healthy lifestyle and to eat out and and

14:55

and we see you don't want to wait

14:57

till they're like you see a system. That

15:00

train has left the station and what you

15:02

want is to delay. Any symptoms as long

15:04

as you possibly. Can and you

15:07

can do that by sleeping

15:09

well, eating well, exercising. You.

15:11

Know keeping your motion. Man

15:13

sounds as much as one can in the world

15:15

like this. I'm. A Sense

15:18

wrestling switches hours into the oldest

15:20

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15:22

very activated everything says the new

15:24

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15:27

up. With. Things like meditation which is hop

15:29

your anxiety. It's also really good for. Your. Brain.

15:31

I've been doing it for eight more eight minutes

15:33

every morning for a week now. Like or I'm

15:36

back to meditate. That interview can Really Snyder and

15:38

I am on that hot lemon water train. I

15:40

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15:42

train and meditating for eight minutes. It's really hoping

15:45

I feel. A lot better. It's

15:47

like, really, outer. I

15:49

wrote earlier when you were talking I wrote a

15:51

question about like. Government.

15:53

Involvement and I think one thing I

15:56

found like a lot of times where

15:58

people have someone who is dependent them

16:00

worst someone is full time care taking

16:02

for someone. Who

16:04

is. There any support for

16:06

caretakers like is in we obviously

16:08

want to keep like what what

16:10

what happened plate Is there really

16:12

trust? Is there like places that

16:14

are like okay or like if

16:16

you don't have super much money

16:18

like can you were happens for

16:20

the caretaker it's up. Yeah,

16:23

me neither. That is one of the reason

16:25

that we can assert or charity you know,

16:27

like leader saw Lawrence father like just get

16:30

buried by you know, being a caretaker. If

16:32

you think we're in the groove exactly about

16:34

your having her true is like a few

16:36

all the sudden have to take care of

16:38

someone someone with alzheimer's or a lot of

16:41

types debenture sense we need like twenty four

16:43

hours a day, seven days a week. Supervision.

16:46

You know, And so

16:49

you can really work together. They

16:51

would job and see, have no

16:53

income, and so that goes out

16:55

the window and you have to

16:57

work all day on just watching

16:59

someone you know. And and yeah,

17:02

there's currently like know systems in

17:04

America that make this like remotely

17:06

manageable for people at all. Like

17:08

essentially you know. The way it

17:10

is now was like just the

17:13

natural process of aging is like

17:15

a financially debilitating. Situation for most

17:17

be you know and so we

17:19

found. Unfortunately that it was

17:21

at one of these things were like the fact that we

17:23

had money just made. Or. Lives much

17:26

easier in the situation and that

17:28

was one of. The.

17:30

You know the major motivation for

17:33

making it that one of the

17:35

you know in the made the

17:37

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17:39

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17:41

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17:43

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17:45

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17:47

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17:49

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17:51

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17:53

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17:55

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17:57

infrastructure way to make the lives

17:59

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18:01

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19:58

to do that? I mean, for. It

20:00

was kind of the only it was a car

20:02

organic tool you know, and. You.

20:05

Know we were both comedy writers in her

20:07

friends are comedians and so when we I

20:09

think we're looking for something to to do

20:11

when we were first you know trying to

20:13

wrestle you know learn was like and why

20:15

do something and I just feel like I

20:18

have no control over this is there are

20:20

like a comedy variety type show just was

20:22

very organic and and was the world. We

20:24

live in an and and and but honestly

20:26

at first it wasn't like we were making

20:28

light of Alzheimer's we were afraid to even

20:30

talk about Alzheimer's averse and we're she did

20:32

we ourselves like really struggled to. Kind

20:35

of. Understand the connection that we

20:37

could make between skiing or like how

20:40

to balance like and of irreverent humor

20:42

in this very lights. Ah ya serious

20:44

sad, sad sad subject. You know I'm

20:47

and over the years we've got much

20:49

better at it and I'm and much

20:51

more comfortable doing it. but it is

20:54

a for sure was. Something.

20:56

That we were. Yeah. We're we're

20:58

not incredibly come from was first so because

21:00

you been at this with Hsc for like.

21:03

Going. On twelve years, like twenty twelve,

21:05

it's fine. Twenty four. That's a twelve

21:07

year that's gorgeous. You've learned so much

21:10

along the way. So is there any

21:12

other things that his. Really?

21:14

Surprise you and your research. I

21:17

mean you know I think that like

21:19

we we don't and with be you

21:21

know there is sort of belief that

21:23

life. People. Want to

21:25

find some positivity in all the darkness? And

21:28

that brain health is that positivity.

21:30

And you know and we. Started

21:33

by learning about it. you know ourselves

21:35

and and sort of learning that they

21:37

are. These. You. Know very specific areas

21:39

that you know people can. Such a

21:41

massive step for doing it. And

21:45

then we you know well and get a he

21:47

says that the study we get to this will

21:49

be with the togethers and bring up for. Work

21:51

and and live with news south

21:53

of course or three athletes release.

21:55

In the frame facts and we first get it

21:57

and I think one of the sort of fun.

22:00

The. Ending. Was.

22:02

Ah, We scientifically tested this coursework

22:05

top biceps and top by

22:07

an actual doctor and prove

22:09

that people wanted to learn

22:11

from a celebrity about science

22:13

more this event from a

22:15

from an actual Dr. Phil.

22:17

The Mayor's you were dreaming of the Human

22:19

It simulates. How did

22:21

you learn sign that oh we did a

22:24

study be rewarded with it or published studies

22:26

where they showed the same course work there

22:28

different groups of people and found that the

22:30

what I taught was better digestive process than

22:33

the one that a doctor's office did. You

22:35

have to like dress up in a professor

22:37

out there are just like were like I

22:40

was wearing a lab thought you were. The

22:43

we don't know out how much the lab coat as

22:45

the. Of they knew

22:47

I was. So you either just like having

22:49

dinner one night and then like long as

22:51

it's like. It makes you know

22:53

what we should do like. I think we should

22:55

go do a study. like as like who on

22:57

your team did you get to go do a

22:59

study Or did you meet someone from agency that

23:01

was like ooh I know how to do that

23:04

The canada up and that's really interesting. I

23:06

had been introduced to a doctor and

23:08

who was it will prevail Now he

23:11

practices as name is Doctor Richard Isaacson

23:13

in Iran's all famous Prevention Clinic in

23:15

New York that will Cornell and I

23:18

was introduced. Him: He cared for my uncle. And

23:20

when he the sec the free that's way

23:22

ends and. And. I

23:25

see with the one that really opened

23:27

our eyes to. There are

23:29

things one can do to keep their brains

23:31

healthy and potentially delay or even. Prevents

23:34

and onset of this illness and

23:36

sell. He threw him. He had

23:38

sort of work to develop this coursework

23:40

and we just over the years just.

23:43

Clearly. Aligned on this desire to spread

23:45

misinformation and thought hey let's make these

23:47

You know that like film Jozsef teaching

23:49

at and then he was the one

23:51

as like that's really do this study

23:53

and then. Once. It was so

23:56

positive we thought. Well. Let's really

23:58

with this together in a way. They

24:00

were weaken. The. You know, bring

24:02

more people and more celebrity

24:04

Professor Am and really create.

24:06

You know a really good

24:08

lesson for anyone of any

24:10

age to learn about keeping

24:12

their brain. Healthy enough in of course a

24:14

fun way. like with you and. See. What

24:17

had been the most like interesting celebrity combo of

24:19

like celebrity teaching act like were there any like

24:21

really like just random com for that you wouldn't

24:23

have like the like that wasn't on my bingo

24:25

card but like yes we did have Helen Mirren

24:27

come in and are like just like some really

24:29

random blake. We're

24:32

not. We're not And now

24:34

in, who lay it? On

24:36

my Id means hiding out or was even try I

24:38

was you're trying to the says I was even though

24:40

that feather that's great amount of because it's so cool

24:42

on a cell brain and the I Love ministry Keep

24:44

it, Keep it, keep it, keep it. I love it

24:46

cheaper and we will never think. About sending us

24:48

in the spring and so we're going few

24:51

months this in ah you know in conjunction

24:53

with the events. And and come

24:55

on hard lines. Of

24:57

clarity return he does so much work

25:00

or an education and prevention and he

25:02

mentioned earlier and like healthy brain things

25:04

and i was like what's the not

25:06

healthy things like we cleared we this

25:08

or we could but like with. Like.

25:10

As of meat or fish oils or

25:12

something like not getting way said it

25:14

definitely no mass is it hurts? I

25:16

don't know the stats on meth personally,

25:18

but I imagine it's good for. Yeah.

25:20

Again, as for see the funny thing is is. That. What

25:23

makes you not sleep and then when you

25:25

don't sleep that such as like sleep is

25:27

really important I would imagine breeds very was

25:29

sleeps use so yeah. If you

25:32

can sleep on meth and that don't

25:34

say is weed out like I know

25:36

this person with long curly hair. And

25:40

but but but we'd I mean eight. So

25:42

if we visit with me though, cheaper rates

25:44

are a herpes a fine was right, no

25:46

and Zola just absorbing we're We're We have

25:49

a lot of doctors, a neurologist where we

25:51

work with very closely with and while I

25:53

think. It. Puts them in an odd

25:55

position as them the condone smoking weed on the

25:57

public scale. They've never told us to stop them

25:59

there. You know as we

26:01

have strive to live the most brain healthy

26:04

lifestyle that began no one is sad that

26:06

smoking weed all these is is getting in

26:08

the way. That and. I can't sit

26:10

in a plan for that

26:13

federal legalization of weed. Yeah,

26:15

part of. Part. Of that sort

26:17

of lack of information is judith fast

26:19

that it is federally illegal which minimizes

26:21

the that. Ability to study at these

26:23

casual. Now not schedule three. Honey, do

26:26

you schedule that? Sit. Now I'm. At

26:29

that we've got to do an upset about like the

26:31

science asleep to and I know that like I mean

26:33

because it's like if you miss the sleep like you're

26:35

never getting it back like it's you can have like

26:37

three hours when i be like a lot of get

26:39

like twelve tomorrow like once your brain misses out on

26:41

like. The. Cycles of cleaning. Like

26:43

the little room cycles a clean out. Your said,

26:45

it's like it's over. So what is owed? So

26:48

what are the important things for Greenhouse? Yeah. I

26:50

mean we focus on science and.

26:53

Five. A brain health as.

26:55

Areas which are fleet of course that he. Just.

26:57

Said i'm nutrition so important

27:00

as physical fitness. Emotional

27:02

wellbeing and haven't the fitness?

27:04

Still learning new things having

27:06

having. Cetera and you know and and

27:08

like these have some sleep is so important

27:11

and it's something I think that like yeah

27:13

we as a society is not focused on

27:15

and like for so long there with that

27:17

like athletes when I'm Dead slogan you know

27:20

and like that not. Dead and we

27:22

need rec center care of. Ourselves

27:24

and you know and sell And to

27:26

sleep and nutrition you said like you

27:28

know what? What's. Not said

27:30

what's good and you know obviously things

27:33

like sugar. Not. That

27:35

good or bad reserved

27:37

for the cut it

27:39

out completely on. It's.

27:42

On, you know, And there

27:44

are healthier versions of cigarette out there and

27:47

you can help with. The truth is, I

27:49

think it's more words you think more often

27:51

than not have been. Helping ruff enough A

27:53

yes that's you know they see the like the

27:55

Mediterranean diet you think it mentioned. Like this way

27:57

I'll sell. You know, You. Know

27:59

has. Then fish, olive oil, etc.

28:02

They. Will save you know good for

28:04

the brain Blueberries Ah. You know there

28:06

are a number of brain healthy foods

28:08

if you follow us any just see

28:11

we often share recipes and and to

28:13

am. Feel. Tidbits about what is

28:15

healthy to eat. Out. The. That.

28:19

So good for god yeah I'm sober to sell

28:21

turns into fucking sugar added affect your sleep Also

28:23

alcohol you know negatively and it always makes the

28:25

wake up at like if I drink during the

28:27

day like I always like on lox and a

28:30

funny or whatever I always wake up at like

28:32

eleven thirty or midnight the get a totally fucks

28:34

up my sleep please just let me see with

28:36

up in the bill and eight thousand euros raining

28:38

down when you are talking about sugar. My.

28:40

Brain: It's so annoying. My brain was like. Sticky.

28:43

Toffee Pudding. Oh like. Delicious.

28:46

Obsessed with sticky toffee pudding

28:48

like if we just three

28:50

gotham like Omega Three this

28:52

way all around or mouser

28:54

Gadget. That

28:56

just. Have it every once in awhile.

28:59

Sometimes he has his, sometimes gray. It.

29:03

So it is to go to do that to as it's

29:05

like addicting and tells us that so rude I hate that

29:07

style and. Their i think about it all

29:09

the time, like wildly set up that like

29:12

dining with friends and having a great in

29:14

the sand and also. The worst. You

29:16

know, Maybe. Zombie I target the

29:19

other way early for charity like good brain

29:21

health restaurant us that we don't dinners with

29:23

don't agree know V dinners and Southern the

29:25

vast and and their grade me that amazing

29:27

serves do them and you see that like

29:29

you know that some of the bishops in

29:31

the world is really easy be Brzezinski to

29:33

do is it oh he also just as

29:35

easy as like really railings had a i

29:37

have to send you may or drinks himself

29:39

not because you're her needs that but you're

29:41

just like it's like selfish him you select

29:43

such greed curls I just had such of

29:45

air dry cream in their definition the. Sign the

29:48

it's just would really just like to think a little touch

29:50

on the wire hair let it air dry like oh my

29:52

god you it just really pretty and also learn to be

29:54

good for easier. Want to do like I looked like he

29:56

just added your her like nally Felix that of hurts like

29:58

back or would you want to wear down. The easy ones

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30:02

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I'm excited to share that with people. What

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advice would you share with someone who's recently

33:06

become a caregiver now. I think there

33:08

are few things as daunting as

33:10

you know. With that first a

33:12

few days, weeks, months as a

33:14

caregiver, Amenable times, really? Sculpt

33:17

Saddam. Was as a

33:19

just i'm just launched an at something

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that I have them and really so

33:23

excited about that I i wish I

33:25

had. The early on and that we made

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a caregiver guy. Ah, For caregivers.

33:31

And. It's written out and of like

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a road trip and the of them tried

33:35

to not make it so. Dark and have

33:37

the into bring some of. You. Know the

33:40

Hst spirit who at and I'm and

33:42

it really is sort of up. Practical.

33:45

Guide and and will say to step by

33:47

step But if. You

33:49

know it's a really. I think.

33:52

useful tool. Ah, she'll you

33:54

know guys? And one is a step

33:56

through because you need a lot of support. So

33:58

I think that you know as. The anyone who

34:00

is you know at the beginning. Of this journey.

34:03

Check. Out our caregiver guide, but you

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34:07

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34:10

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34:12

Who can you go to just to fry?

34:14

Who can you go do to ask a

34:16

favor. On you know if you

34:18

can go through it with. Friends.

34:21

Family loved one. It makes it easier.

34:23

And to not be afraid to ask for

34:25

help. It does not have

34:27

to be done alone. Life: There

34:30

are so many resources, whether it's

34:32

our organization or the many other

34:34

wonderful organizations around there. and. There

34:37

are resources to. Help.

34:39

Support will though it's your your

34:41

loved one know like it'll make

34:43

this journey easier. Any advice on

34:45

either. Joining. With each or see

34:47

or like. What? If they're under

34:49

severe, a location that doesn't have like integrates with

34:52

each of the like. Could they do a little

34:54

eat or see chapter like where they are like

34:56

would have? Signal goes the like, start your own

34:58

thing, any tips on starting on thing or the

35:00

getting resources like for people that are going through

35:03

and through. Suppose I'm earth or care giving for

35:05

people with Alzheimer's yeah. I mean there's there's

35:07

you know a lot of thing you

35:09

can do and we've certainly partnered with

35:11

a handful of people. wanted to throw

35:13

an event in there and city and

35:15

donate the proceeds. Sasson if you know

35:17

given them important in different ways of

35:19

course I'm and am you know when

35:21

and have opportunities young people we have

35:24

a a partnership the Am Ah we

35:26

started working with an organization. Called the

35:28

Youth Movement against Alzheimer's became part. Of Hfc

35:30

in the past year and that's for high school and

35:32

college students. And nothing

35:34

official program but ah but you can

35:36

go to our website and there are

35:38

a number of blazed and to sort

35:41

of reach out and knesset to sort

35:43

of. you know, say i want to

35:45

get involved and you know that's not

35:47

always something immediately to be done, but

35:49

at some point you know. But there's

35:51

also this. there's always sharing it, spreading

35:53

the message, sharing what we're doing on

35:55

social and telling someone about Hst or

35:57

even just telling someone your own story.

36:00

Is might be related to demand said

36:02

there's. So. Much stigma that surrounds all

36:04

timers and dementia and part of that

36:06

is because people don't wanna tell other

36:08

people that they're going through it. And.

36:11

So simply by sharing your

36:13

story, You're. Helping the cause

36:15

by bringing it from the darkness. And

36:18

hopefully in some way bringing energy

36:20

that will lead. To. Treatments.

36:22

Yours. Care. Etc. I

36:25

feel. Really good

36:27

on.per I just would be remiss if

36:29

we didn't talk a little bit before

36:31

relieve about the pottery says orders by

36:34

reject Lawrence really better than I am

36:36

a lottery I should say diseases you

36:38

pottery together is like a cute couple

36:40

of yeah yeah everything you just go

36:42

and your studio sculpt together or we

36:44

have wheels yeah we have like several

36:47

bottles since be so in arid do

36:49

pottery I have you guys ever role

36:51

played it goes to sort ago city

36:53

each other a little bit in the

36:55

thread. The onset feel like I dozed other people

36:58

when they come over to the lot of friends

37:00

that some over. In the you know, teach

37:02

them and and. In that process you find

37:04

a half that you know, put an arm around

37:06

and get your face is real close together and.

37:09

Ah, So I feel like more than each other and yeah,

37:11

maybe I need to be fun and. What was

37:13

your like the sculpting pottery life like you

37:15

were just like oh my god I need

37:17

an outlet from this like crazy industry. Like

37:19

what? how did you become an article I

37:21

read we've I've always at Rb you know

37:23

we I've always looked for like creed or

37:25

outlets are dumb dog or fee For awhile

37:28

tried painting and more in our she was

37:30

always I. Do Drive

37:32

Otters you? I agree. I think you would

37:34

like getting. She would take classes every now

37:36

and then. we're in some weird city sometimes

37:38

make it a movie and ah yeah and

37:41

then she got And for me. Yeah I

37:43

finally tried it and we I really

37:45

loved and took to it at the

37:47

same time I was launching White House

37:49

Plant which was I got Home goods

37:51

company ton of a rooted in in

37:53

in my love of weed and I'm

37:55

and some The first products we were

37:58

releasing were ashtrays and. You

38:00

know, table lighters, things like that. but I

38:02

yeah, like I started making ashtrays at. At

38:05

the Pottery Studio and the and yeah

38:07

they kind of had a design that

38:09

was unique and people releasing the respond to

38:11

it and so I guess some of

38:13

the ashtrays we sell are based on.

38:16

The ones that I made me as someone

38:18

who's it's a married for going on. Fires.

38:22

And. Advice: How do we say? So Caring

38:25

and like obsessed with each other and like

38:27

supportive of each other on your self censor.

38:31

As I think I mean I think in

38:34

general we like like each other like I

38:36

vague, whereas it's our instinct to be very

38:38

nice to each other and. We.

38:40

Are going to take out. You know

38:42

are weird shit on each other and

38:44

look for ways to make the other

38:46

person feel somewhat think that is battling

38:49

the couples seem to do sometimes and

38:51

we don't do that of so that's

38:53

probably just a big a big help

38:55

in. and yeah it's definitely our instincts

38:57

soon. Make. The other one

38:59

feel better not you know and and

39:01

and try to help the other what

39:03

you can answer right now like beyond

39:05

the center Lucky in finding each other.

39:08

We. Have a lot of things in common

39:10

and we like to do a lot

39:12

of the same thing and enjoy spending

39:14

our time in similar ways and sell.

39:16

You know we've. Done.

39:19

That you know. We. Grow

39:21

together and cel thing

39:23

and. If. You.

39:25

Know I, I think we just sort. Of

39:27

like that said the the yes, we're

39:30

very in love with each other. certainly

39:32

am fully offices really like each. Other

39:34

and. You know,

39:36

I think that's the lesson. Thing Designs. An

39:40

obsessive you guys. And

39:43

and Seth Rogan to use on for coming

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make sure you're following. I ended it be

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on in such a way that normally my

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instinct would tell me if I should ask

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you this or not. but it it's just

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not there's I'm just going to do it

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thread on a billboard. Who.

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Who do people tell you

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that you physically remind them

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say that you look like somebody's. To was

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Rogan and Jessica Biel relate and I'm

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making right now like that No seriously

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smile it is like and I just

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think she's like stunningly grenade picture sitting

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courtside you they would like wow like

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you look it is like I'm scanning

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your work and I just let me just so much

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that you so much think he's so much for having

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us. What a gorgeous couple And what a good preseason!

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world is. Really? What life

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I love them so much for that's also

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we know that humor can be so essential

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you that they have used to navigate. What

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is otherwise a really difficult subject. I'm

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how the supported each other through. bad.

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I thought that was really palpable and

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beautiful. on by took away some very

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interesting things from this conversation. Is

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especially like the ways that Lore

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and had learned about like the

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jeans and the I'm dna like

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like how. Much. You to

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everyone forgets things that it's like if you like.

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the mall but like if you forgot will

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does. Does that have any sort of for

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release in together like what is that? Twenty

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years has she said dementia begins? You know

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years before the symptoms so it's never too

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of on the right already. It's such a

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thought that was really fascinating and it really.

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chromosomes, the genetics and like what actually

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happens to the brain when we get

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Alzheimer's? Like what is the brain look

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like an what's really happening like in

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those neurons and like why do we

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even know I'll some serious know about

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can't really be diagnosed with Alzheimer's until

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you're already passed away Like is that

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they just can't afford it at all. How

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do we do that and also like the

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safety of nursing homes with coming up for

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me a lot like just trusting someone to

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like go wrong sir I just M m

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of that nursing homes like you know and

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what do people do like what is the

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see a like the feeling medical leave act.

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with also relieved Going back up to the

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