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chronic traumatic encephalopathy

chronic traumatic encephalopathy

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Oct 26, 2026

Adam22HOST
44:36
Or the same hotel as me, but like totally different vibe.
Lush OneHOST
44:38
Do he have like CTE type vibes kind of? He said that one time he
Adam22HOST
44:43
took like 16, 30 milligram Adderalls in a day.
Adam22HOST
44:48
Jesus Christ.
C-MinusHOST
68:45
me Monday.
RayPANELIST
68:46
Weedy Gonzalez, B-Roll TV, just saw Neil deGrasse Tyson podcast saying CBD can possibly help prevent CTE in athletes.
C-MinusHOST
68:56
Nice.
C-MinusHOST
68:56
Prevent what? Well, that's good that he said that.
C-MinusHOST
68:59
Prevent CTE.
C-MinusHOST
69:00
Yeah, CBD can prevent CTE.
C-MinusHOST
69:02
Is that
E-ZonePANELIST
69:03
the guy that looks like Cleveland
Dan SileoHOST
1:37
Wow.
Dan SileoHOST
1:38
And I'm like, the NFL cleared themselves of wrongdoing? Here is an organization for decades that fought players on CTE and said it was made up.
Dan SileoHOST
1:55
And that it never existed.
Dan SileoHOST
1:58
And that head trauma had nothing to do with the helmet.

2 HRS 12 MINS LATER

Dan SileoHOST
133:47
It never happened.
Dan SileoHOST
133:49
So much so, they have to pay a $600 million, excuse me, $600 billion lawsuit because of the old Riddell helmets.
Dan SileoHOST
134:00
If you're going to hide CTE, How are you not going to hide if a guy missed a couple steps in protocol? I can't believe the fans.
Dan SileoHOST
134:11
They just sometimes, they see management and they see the NFL.
Dan BernsteinHOST
34:01
And he, Football's brutal.
Dan BernsteinHOST
34:06
And Parkinson's disease can have a similar pathology to that of CTE or chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
Dan BernsteinHOST
34:18
And we've learned more about the relationship between the two syndromes or the two diseases, in large part thanks to the study that is going on of CTE.
Dan BernsteinHOST
34:30
knowing that where it was once thought that the particles in the bloodstream that collect and interfere with the nervous system in the brain were, with Parkinson's, known as Lewy bodies, L-E-W-Y, and you've seen before about Lewy body dementia, which, I mean, the ones that I remember just off the top of my head were Stan Mikita and I think Casey Kasem were both described as having Lewy body dementia, as opposed to the tau proteins that occur that create the plaques and the tangled nerve receptors or neurons in CTE.
Dan BernsteinHOST
35:15
But Parkinson's does have the same.
Dan BernsteinHOST
35:17
It can also be tau protein.
Chris VernonHOST
19:35
He has some of the silliest fouls he takes in the world.
Chris VernonHOST
19:39
And then he takes, like, the guy's going to get CTE running into screens.
Chris VernonHOST
19:44
No, he
Devin WalkerPANELIST
19:44
really might.
KleinHOST
35:18
games.
KleinHOST
35:19
A lot of things that took place on the field that we will forever remember, or at least until the CTE sets in.
KleinHOST
35:24
But all of that aside, Allie's watching the games for very different reasons.
KleinHOST
35:28
And she spends countless hours.
Alan CoxHOST
41:57
And people are so everybody's memeing that now where they're like, yeah, guys, you're in France and you're dressed like the Peaky Blinders.
Alan CoxHOST
42:06
The CTE is running rampant, somebody says.
Alan CoxHOST
42:09
Half the team thinks they're in England.
Alan CoxHOST
42:11
And then somebody memed it out and they put for the game in Spain, they did an AI thing with the Bengals players in kimonos.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
32:19
At least it does for me, too, to say that that was a penalty.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
32:24
And I know, listen, the NFL understands that CTE is real.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
32:29
They understand that.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
32:30
They know that.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
7:35
To say that that... was a penalty.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
7:38
And I know, by the way, listen, the NFL understands that CTE is real.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
7:43
They understand that.
Ron WolfleyGUEST
7:44
They know that.
Eric CainHOST
22:28
there.
Eric CainHOST
22:28
Is football – now, someone's going to hear this and say, oh, Kaner's for CTE.
Eric CainHOST
22:33
He's not for safety.
Eric CainHOST
22:34
He likes players getting hurt.

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