Dr. Sue Carter Exposes The Brain Chemistry Behind Lasting Love

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Unraveling the Mysteries of Bonding Hormones with Dr. Carter. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Carter, a leading expert in the field of bonding hormones. In this thought-provoking video, Dr. Carter delves into the fascinating world of oxytocin and vasopressin, exploring their origins, functions, and impact on human relationships.

Key topics covered in this video include:

The Science of Bonding: Discover the ancient origins of bonding hormones and their crucial role in our social interactions.
The Interplay of Oxytocin and Vasopressin: Learn how these two hormones work together to influence attachment, love, and trust.
The Impact of Stress on Bonding: Understand how stress can both strengthen and weaken bonds, depending on the circumstances.
The Importance of Skin-to-Skin Contact: Explore the powerful role of physical touch in fostering bonding and attachment.
Practical Applications for Building Stronger Relationships: Gain valuable insights into how to cultivate deeper connections with loved ones.
Whether you're interested in personal relationships, psychology, or neuroscience, this video offers a wealth of information and fascinating perspectives. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the science behind human connection.

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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Carter and her Work on Bonding Hormones
00:06:26 - The Origins of Vasopressin and Oxytocin
00:14:51 - Oxytocin and Vasopressin in Bonding
00:22:51 - The Importance of Skin-to-Skin Bonding
00:30:27 - The Importance of Long-Lasting Relationships
00:38:12 - Forming Bonds Under Stress
00:45:53 - Managing Uncontrollable Stress
00:53:17 - The Importance of Bonding and Attachment
01:00:50 - The Language of the Brain Stem
01:07:18 - Bonding

[seabee]

this is so incredible to finally put a name to a face and get to know the genius of Dr. Carter! Thank you for putting this all together!!!

[StephanieStults]

I always wondered what it was I felt inside the first time I layed eyes on my baby. It was a whole new emotion that I had never felt before.... now I know that was an explosion of oxytosin.

[DrCyn-kt]

Thank you Adam for interviewing Dr. Carter and thank you Dr. Sue Carter for sharing your research with us.
I wish I had known this information years ago.
May you both continue to be blessed.
Sincerely, Cynthia
Wow, Adam, your bonding with your son after he was born, brought tears to my eyes. So beautiful 😍
Thank you 🙏🏼

[Pheonix]

I absolutely loved this interview/discussion. Thank you Adam and Dr. Carter.

Dr. Carter, your work is definitely crucial and meaningful, and your work will help to benefit humanity and the continuation of our species indefinitely. Your work has profound value and worth. Your work will help people to form and maintain healthy bonds within healthy relationships and marriages. Humanity is indebted to you and your lifelong painstaking efforts and hard work. Without it, children were not going to have the opportunity of growing up in a healthy 2 parent household much longer, because people have begun living virtual, non-contact, separate lonely lives and things will only get worse. But your profound work will help guide people back to forming healthy bonds, relationships, and marriages.

Adam, humanity is indebted to you and your hard work to advance the field of attachment to help humanity to be able to form healthy attachment with one another. Adam, you are a trailblazer in your field for helping humanity.

As far as I am concerned, Adam and Dr. Carter, your combined work is a match made only by God in heaven for the betterment of mankind.

I thank both of you immensely! I am praying for both of you to continue your respective work.

[hectorp]

Effectively synthesizes most of your lessons in one video.

[DrCyn-kt]

Thank you Adam for interviewing Dr. Carter and thank you Dr. Sue Carter for sharing your research with us.
I wish I had known this information years ago.
May you both continue to be blessed.
Sincerely, Cynthia

[hspinnovators]

This is So Awesome. Seriously groundbreaking and lifesaving work. So glad you got to meet her!!!

[jens]

She was fascinating to listen to and also what an incredibly knowledgeable person ❤

[dagnabbits]

I love that she pointed out no matter what changes in culture happen the old biology is still there which means the core of attachment theory and our brain chemicals are a constant . So I think of it as ingredients to a recipe. We all have the same ingredients, but some of us cook it better than others. Some of us need to go back to the drawing board. Some of us just need to keep those core ingredients and make it the best of how it should be and not put pepper in an apple pie.. I don't know if I'm explaining myself well.

[solutionstenants]

So many hormones in our bodies. Thank you Dr Carter and Adam Lane Smith for this education. So many of us need to learn about these bonding hormones. Thank you Thank you Thank you.

[hallelujah]

Can't WAIT to listen to this! Just on our way out for dinner with friends (UK) so I'll have to wait for this delectable treat! ❤

[LaFemmeInspiratrice]

This makes me think a lot about what these hormones mean for "trauma bonds."

[tycerxyz]

I knew a lot of this before hand! Makes sense why my husband has attached to OW because they do a lot of adrenaline type activities. But he also has issues with dopamine seeking. They partake in higher risk activities.

[David-lum]

Bravo adam . thanks again for your hard work need more today's than ever fascinate with gest like this that their life works change cause of human thoughts as with your self 🙏 i wonder how prairie moles would behave under universe 25 experiments???

[Arquebusier]

Very fascinating model to explain human in terms of our biological hormones. I am happy that I got to know and understand this theory, while trying to apply this

I always wonder why my dad always go to that particular restaurant or that why he only ate certain type of food. Now there is an explanation for it. Also now I can understand why my friend went with his then fiancé to learn cooking together, golf together etc before marriage.

I did think about using Avoidant-Anxious dichotomy and apply to sociology. It can explain why some societies are so resistant to change, while some are just too eager to do so; the pros and cons, the struggles it went through and how they bounce back.

Relationship advice doesn’t stop there, it can be used in anything related to human relationships

[hspinnovators]

When oxytocin was added onto vasopressin that seemed like an evolutionary step for legacy (beyond survival) "survival"....If that makes sense

[dagnabbits]

Also.
It has been so hard for me. Adam to find an activity for my fiancé. And I to do and the restaurant thing wont-work. The roller coasters. I am terrified of but to do something together and have a goal to reach is when we play Tennis. I pretty much suck, but if we can both agree to try to hit it back-and-forth. At least 10 times I think we would bond. We would be stressed and we would create laughter and if we reached that goal. Oh my gosh, we would both definitely be. Be super excited.That is something simple that we can do.

[puff]

Adam, thx for your brilliant insights regarding avoidants. Please illustrate the metaphor to your audience, that the “scared cat” avoidant is like the girl cat in the Pepe Le Pew Looney Tunes cartoon. When a can of white paint falls on a black female cat, leaving a stripe up her back, Pepe thinks she’s another skunk, and tries to seduce her. She’s so desperate to get away from him that she starts climbing the wall, to the point of scratching all the wallpaper off!

[SpeCialeDDoC]

When I go to the gym, I chant, "Dopamine, yeah!"

Luckily, Everyone there has headphones.😄

[kalauj]

Thank you for having her on but it was hard for me to understand the process. 😅 Maybe charts? lol. Sorry!