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impulse control disorder

impulse control disorder

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Search complete. 10 mentions across 5 episodes found for "impulse control disorder".

Sep 21, 2026

Michael BerryHOST
23:15
I don't think this guy went out and said, I'm going to shoot up a car with a woman and her kids in it.
Michael BerryHOST
23:22
I notice a trait that is not taught to certain people, and that trait is conflict resolution, and impulse control.
Michael BerryHOST
23:37
The inability to engage in impulse control fills our prisons and causes, it's the lowest, it's animal behavior.
Michael BerryHOST
23:55
So, the story we talked about, the woman whose car was shot up, She's a black woman.
Michael BerryHOST
24:05
She has a car full of kids, four or five kids.
Michael BerryHOST
26:46
I know you're out there.
Michael BerryHOST
26:47
This is not about your particular view.
Michael BerryHOST
26:50
This is not about triggering your lack of impulse control, anger over issues.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:29
The brain is always balancing primal drives against the forebrain, and the forebrain can essentially turn on you when stress is unchecked.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:37
That theme extends to OCD, addiction, and impulse control.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:42
Some compulsions are rooted in deep brain circuits.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:45
And here's striking: loneliness can be more damaging than smoking.
ScottHOST
56:33
I couldn't help it.
ScottHOST
56:34
And so... you're talking about the impulse control and just, I guess it's part of, there's been a million movies and stand by me and everything else about learning to have that impulse control.
ScottHOST
56:44
You got to kind of like pushing boundaries is actually a healthy thing.
ScottHOST
56:47
Sure.
Gaia ForlaniGUEST
41:49
So it is a weird way, or you say like maybe not the best way to get all this, but Parkinson has forced you to become so.
Jim RohrHOST
42:00
You mentioned in one of your videos that I saw about impulse control.
Jim RohrHOST
42:05
And I would imagine that as they're doing this exercise training like an athlete, that the benefits also translate into that aspect of Parkinson's as well.
Gaia ForlaniGUEST
42:15
Yeah, physical exercise, depending on what we do and how we target also the different factors, density, duration, frequency, modality, has different benefits, whether it's more motor, whether it's also neuroplasticity, whether it's cognitive or whether it's emotional.
David Lee CorboHOST
52:54
And, yeah, they've done that.
David Lee CorboHOST
52:55
And they did studies for Walmart that showed that there's a correlation between the flicker rate of the LEDs in Walmart drives up anxiety and an impulse control goes way down.
David Lee CorboHOST
53:06
Yeah.
David Lee CorboHOST
53:07
Which is kind of interesting that you're talking about.
David Lee CorboHOST
53:08
So.
David Lee CorboHOST
53:09
impulse control going way down that's good for their sales yeah but if your impulse control is way down you're eating slop and the slop is filled with all kinds of crap yeah so you're you're being angry irrational yeah yeah but it's making you gay and fat yeah that's interesting that's interesting oh man
Jon PoundersGUEST
53:26
it's not good man and everybody's is that's that's like the primary weapon to start out with yes the stuff you watch is a weapon too yeah but that first initial
David Lee CorboHOST
53:35
Well, think about the obesity epidemic in America.

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