Change Your Brain Every Day

In this week's throwback episode, Dr. Amen sits down with fitness mogul and New York Times bestselling author Jillian Michaels. Jillian discusses her past emotional history, growing up, and battle with organization, ADHD tendencies, and anxiety. Dr. Amen provides Jillian's brain SPECT scan results and a pathway for healing.
 
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What if the world's most famous prayer is also one of the most powerful tools for transforming your mind? In this conversation, bestselling author and pastor Brad Gray explores the surprising connection between the Lord's Prayer, neuroscience, and spiritual formation. Discover how Jesus' timeless words can reshape thought patterns, reduce anxiety, strengthen emotional resilience, and create lasting inner peace, not through positive thinking, but through intentional communion with God. Together, we unpack:
 
Why the Lord's Prayer is more than a prayer—it's a blueprint for renewing your mind.

What modern neuroscience reveals about attention, habits, and brain rewiring.

How ancient spiritual practices align with what researchers are discovering about neuroplasticity.

The hidden depth behind each line of the prayer.

Practical ways to experience greater peace, purpose, and freedom in everyday life.

 
Whether you're curious about faith, fascinated by neuroscience, or looking for practical tools to deepen your relationship with God, this episode offers a fresh perspective on one of Jesus' most profound teachings. If this conversation encouraged you, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs hope today.
 
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Everyone struggles with stressful situations at some point in their life. And most of us know that too much stress isn't good for us. But in today's world, we're faced with all kinds of stress on a daily basis—there's no escaping it. Did you know that, according to the National Safety Council, stress contributes to as much as 80% of all disease and illness? Understanding that having to deal with stress is inevitable and that too much stress is really bad for your brain and health, it is critical to know how to deal with stress.

On this week's episode, Dr. Daniel Amen sits down with author and TV personality Amanda Kloots for one of her most personal and emotional conversations yet. Amanda shares the profound impact of losing her husband, the realities of living with grief, and how she found the strength to keep moving forward while honoring the love that changed her life forever. Together, they explore the emotional and psychological effects of loss, the healing process, and practical insights for anyone navigating grief. This heartfelt discussion offers compassion, hope, and a reminder that healing doesn't mean letting go; it means learning to carry love forward.
 
Whether you're grieving a loved one, supporting someone through loss, or searching for hope after heartbreak, this conversation offers comfort, perspective, and inspiration. Watch until the end for Amanda's most powerful reflection on resilience and healing.
 
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Food is medicine, or it's poison. Knowing what to eat and having the discipline to stick to the plan are usually the biggest game-changers for improving the health of both your body and your brain. In this video, Dr. Amen shares his 11 simple food rules you can begin implementing in your life today to optimize your health and be your best. In 2020, The BMJ published a study exploring the role diet and nutrition play in mental health, with the lead authors stating, "Poor nutrition may be a causal factor in the experience of low mood, and improving diet may help to protect not only the physical health but also the mental health of the population." In other words, food matters for mental health. Unfortunately, a number of foods and food ingredients, common in the standard American diet, are toxic to mental health. They can harm your brain and put you at increased risk for brain and mental health conditions such as depression, ADD/ADHD, anxiety disorders, and dementia. Awareness of the following toxic foods can help you to avoid what increases mental health problems and choose brain-healthy foods instead.