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Jul 29, 2026
315: Burnout and Brain Health: Why Nutrition & Resilience Matter
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30:33But what do you think would be most helpful for you to share with our listeners about, like, really what's happening in the brain during this process?

Maggie MoonGUEST
Well, I'm not a neuroscientist, so I'll just caveat, but based on what I've read, um, whenever we feel these things, there's actually probably multiple things happening, um, at the same time, but I'll just cover a couple of the larger buckets.

Maggie MoonGUEST
So, um, some of that urgency and indecision, that paralysis that I talked about, that's associated with physical changes like the amygdala, these almond-shaped, um, parts of our brain, getting bigger.

Maggie MoonGUEST
We also see some voltage changes, which we can measure by EEG, and that's like a house with faulty wiring where the electricity isn't quite working right.
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36:50Um, but what is the research showing? What, what, what can we really take here and put into practice as well?