Beating Dopamine Urges - Neuroscientist Explains The Secret to Success

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In this episode of TRS, we welcome Dr. Alok Sharma; Professor & Head of Neurosurgery, LTMG Hospital & LTM Medical College, Sion Mumbai, and the Director of NeuroGen Brain & Spine Institute. He is a renowned Neurosurgeon, Neuroscientist, and Professor with extensive expertise in the areas of Neurosurgery, Neuroscience, and Stem cells.

Today’s episode was largely focused on Neuroscience and how Stem Cells therapy helps in curing incurable diseases. Dr. Alok Sharma shared his knowledge on various topics such as the Neurological Body of a Human Being, the Human Brain, Brain Tumor and their effects on patients, Stem Cell therapy and how it helps in curing multiple diseases, What is Autism and how Autism patients have special abilities, Anti-aging treatments & more.

This was a conversation on medical science and neurology, focusing on how technological development has led to amazing changes in the field of medicine. I hope to bring many more such podcasts that give out wide knowledge of medical science. I hope you enjoy this episode and tell us your opinions in the comments!

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[Rz-gub]

as a medical student its really overwhelming for me to see such podcasts....neuroscience, neurology and neurochemistry are the fields which require a lot of intelligence and still they arent given much importance in india, to see such podcast and watch people finding neuro interesting is really beautiful

[believeraself-fighter]

Discipline is choosing between what you want now and what you want most❤

[sourav_sen]

So basically - 🧠 vs ❤️
Higher brain, cold brain - we called it brain
Lower brain, hot brain - we called it heart
So if higher brain does not resists yourself for instant pleasure And if lower brain does not resist yourself by thinking of longterm pleasure also at the same time - then this is called 🧠 vs ❤️, this is the most crucial fight in a man life, one day you also face it, its just wait of time.
i think, i am watching this fight for 3 years and still continue .

If you manage to go in higher brain state people, then you never wants to go in lower brain state peoples life style.
If you cant manage, then you regrets your whole life to become higher state brain people.

Your daily lifestyle becomes your character, love, mentality - Everythings.

[jv]

"all self helps boils down to choosing long term over short term" -- naval

[amateur]

"The Molecule of More" puts it all together so well!

[rathnasupriya]

Learning so much from your podcasts TRS, the diverse topics are turning into deep information like an encyclopaedia.
I would like to see my Doctor on your show, he is into constant research and treats with integrated medicine. This is Doctor G. Padmanabha from Bangalore, LK Wellness Center

[Abhijeetkr_]

In short, discipline is all about doing what you need to do even if you don't feel like doing it.

[subhamgoswami]

So basically what we need to do is to convince our higher brain to accept the long term goals ...and eventually it will override the lower brain ( the lower part which goes by instant gratification) ...After that success is ensured ❤❤🎉

[sameerchikkerur]

Fantastic choice of subjects and overall a great experience

A small word of caution, the interviewer at times talks like an expert based on his bookish knowledge that may stop the subject matter expert from opening up and sharing more, so the request is let experts talk more and interviewer can just act as a nice facilitator

[robingouhar]

Oh lord ranveer u bought Alok Sharma sir from Sion...one of the most amazing neurosurgeons and a great orator🙏🌱

[sushantjoshi]

I've realised that ranveer just wants an answer from the guest which suits his thinking or opinion. He tends to counter question in a way which ultimately forces the guest to just agree with what ranveer wants to hear. It happens so subtly that it goes unnoticed. Just observe when ranveer wants to establish that long term relationship results in better brain structure. The guest clearly is not completely agreeing but ranveer is just persistent of him to just agree by counter questioning. Just watch that part again and you'll realise.

[gunjanyadav]

Ranveer is a gem.. 🧿 Started off from ignoring your podcasts to now loving and really learning through your podcasts. ✨💜

[satyacheedella]

i cant tell u how hard this video hit me... having clarity in what doing helps the bigger brain to take over.... i think this is what im looking in one of the important track of my life ..<3 u brother for your content...!!

[geraanu]

I completely agree I'm a 51 year old woman. Play badminton professionally in the 50+ category. My choices of food n lifestyle in general revolves around me improving my game n keep myself fit. I at times restrain from doing things which will adversely affect my performance n keeps me in check with my routine n discipline.

[ravishingtwinkle]

Relationships friendship that built a foundation on vulnerability empathy companionship fuelling oxytocin serotonin will anyway create long term relationship that will fuel more healthy dopamine. The best friendship relationships are those where passion intimacy will increase over time.

[rohitts]

What he is talking about Hot brain and cold brain is very well explained in Indian scriptures as Purush ( Upper brain) and Prakriti (lower brain)

[sharadhabyrappa]

It’s called delayed gratification!!!, most people who are addicted to substances lack delayed gratification, hence succumbs to anxiety, depression and overconsumption on long run.
Overachievers are those who looks into delayed gratification, for eg: starting a workout and your body tells But then you feels good after that.

[amruthn]

He actually explained the difference between Dopamine and real happiness

[vivekkumar]

Dr. Alok Sharma is one of the wisest person I've ever seen

[shamekabenjamin]

This was a great lesson.. if the feelings of heightened passion were sustained throughout a relationship.. people would get nothing done because it is such a dopamine rush.. all we would want to do all the time is love and be in love.❤