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Bruce H. Lipton, PhD

Bruce H. Lipton, PhD

American developmental biologistwww.brucelipton.com

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Oct 28, 2026

Sue ElliottGUEST
4:43
So we have subconscious programming.
Sue ElliottGUEST
4:45
Dr. Bruce Lipton, the neuroscientist, likes to talk about how during the first seven years of life, we're kind of wide open and we're taking in everything as the rules to live by.
Sue ElliottGUEST
4:54
And the angels and I like to call that gunk.
Sue ElliottGUEST
4:57
We don't want to make a big hairy deal about it, right? It sounds big and hard to change, but the angels make it super easy.
Benjamin KosubevskyGUEST
7:08
And so he called them a stem cell.
Jane HoganHOST
7:10
Is that Dr. Bruce Lipton?
Benjamin KosubevskyGUEST
7:12
No, that was Dr. Arnold Kaplan.
Jane HoganHOST
7:14
Okay.
Arash TaheriGUEST
72:49
That's the implication of that, you know, that they think that they're taking a fancy new drug that's going to cure them of cancer and they do it through that belief alone.
Arash TaheriGUEST
73:00
And so that's the mechanism that Bruce Lipton has been talking about ad nauseum.
Arash TaheriGUEST
73:05
He's a, you know, who Bruce Lipton is.
Arash TaheriGUEST
73:08
Greg Braden talks about it.
Arash TaheriGUEST
73:10
Joe Dispenza talks about it.
Da'VinchiGUEST
30:50
The hurt and the trauma that's there.
Da'VinchiGUEST
30:52
I'm reading a book called The Biology of Belief by Dr. Bruce Lipton.
Da'VinchiGUEST
30:56
He was ostracized when he was coming up in the science community, but he was speaking about something about epigenetic memory and cellular memory.
Da'VinchiGUEST
31:03
And he was talking about how the trauma that your ancestors have faced, that you could actually feel that today on a cellular level.
Alejandro JungerGUEST
66:22
So it's different for everybody.
Alejandro JungerGUEST
66:27
You know, the books that I read, right? I started one of my first books and he now became a very dear friend is Bruce Lipton, right? Oh, Dr.
Alejandro JungerGUEST
66:37
Bruce Lipton.
Alejandro JungerGUEST
66:37
I love that.
Alejandro JungerGUEST
66:38
That was one of the first.
Gerald P. CuratolaGUEST
77:22
And, you know, even your mind is so powerful.
Gerald P. CuratolaGUEST
77:25
There's a book everyone should get called The Biology of Belief, Dr. Bruce Lipton.
Gerald P. CuratolaGUEST
77:29
He showed that what you believe changes the way your cells express themselves.
Gerald P. CuratolaGUEST
77:34
So we can really manifest.
NibodhiHOST
13:55
All of these thoughts create an internal environment that's so destructive because our cells vibrate at the frequency of thought.
NibodhiHOST
14:03
If you don't know about Bruce Lipton's body of work, The Biology of Belief, I highly recommend checking it out.
NibodhiHOST
14:09
He's a neuroscientist, quantum physicist, and he wrote this bestselling book, Biology of the Belief, in the 70s.
NibodhiHOST
14:15
And it literally explains how our cells vibrate at the frequency of thought.
Lisa CampionGUEST
28:23
So traumas are literally passed genetically.
Lisa CampionGUEST
28:26
And, and Dr. Bruce Lipton wrote about this in his book, Biology of Belief, that our level of consciousness and our ability to, to heal these wounds actually changes our genetics back to their, you know, factory reset kind of, you know, back to how they should be.
Lisa CampionGUEST
28:46
And so it's fascinating.
Lisa CampionGUEST
28:47
It really is in our biology in, in so many ways.
Roberta GrimesHOST
29:18
And let's, let's mention that book again.
Roberta GrimesHOST
29:20
That's a great book.
Roberta GrimesHOST
29:20
Bruce Lipton, the biology of belief.
Roberta GrimesHOST
29:24
Mm-hmm.
Jennifer HadleyHOST
53:55
So in the matrix, what is something you'd really like people to take away from the book that they could apply to their life and make a real difference?
Alan CohenGUEST
54:19
Well, Dr. Bruce Lipton, biologist, very conscious, loving man, he said the Matrix was not fiction.
Alan CohenGUEST
54:29
The Matrix was a documentary.
Alan CohenGUEST
54:33
He said it was far closer to truth than fiction.
Zach LambHOST
67:51
Like, that's where we're at, you know, if I really wanted to be aggressive about it.
Gina Marie BoydGUEST
67:55
According to Bruce Lipton, you can't change your genetics.
Michelle LambHOST
68:01
I was just going to say, because he keeps saying that this is something that I cannot change.
Michelle LambHOST
68:05
And I was like, let's maybe read some Dispenza.

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