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Nocebo

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Nov 3, 2026

AKCHOST
34:20
positive expectation may contribute to relief, negative expectation can contribute to unpleasant symptoms.
AKCHOST
34:30
Nocebo effect.
AKCHOST
34:32
Nocebo effect.
AKCHOST
34:36
If you break it down, you can get the answer.
AKCHOST
34:39
Imagine someone says, this medicine is going to make you feel terrible.
AKCHOST
35:06
This does not mean all medication side effects are imaginary.
AKCHOST
35:11
Medicine can cause genuine you know, pharmacological side effects.
AKCHOST
35:17
The Nocebo effort describes as additional influence that negative expectation and treatment context may have no symptoms.
VanessaHOST
6:13
spooky movie are we reviewing
DeltraHOST
6:14
this week? This week we are reviewing 2022 film Nocebo.
DeltraHOST
6:18
Nocebo.
DeltraHOST
6:19
Nocebo.
VanessaHOST
6:24
Do you know what nocebo is? Did that catch your eye as
DeltraHOST
6:28
to what it was? So for this movie, nocebo, the title did because it made me think of placebo, which we're all familiar with.
VanessaHOST
8:34
I'm
DeltraHOST
8:34
just like, oh, I had
Christopher BabayodeHOST
2:58
That's pretty harsh.
Christopher BabayodeHOST
3:06
The Nocebo Effect in the C-Suite Have you heard of the placebo effect? This is its evil twin, the nocebo effect.
Christopher BabayodeHOST
3:15
Nocebo is negative expectancy to placebo is positive expectancy.
Christopher BabayodeHOST
3:21
If a device tells you you are under-recovered, you subconsciously adopt the identity of a tired, under-recovered person.
Christopher BabayodeHOST
3:29
Algorithms measure proxies, movement, temperature, pulse.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:16
Her new book is about something completely different and completely fascinating and very personal to both of us.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:23
It is called This Book May Cause Side Effects, The Curious and Dangerous Power of the Nocebo Effect, Placebo's Evil Twin.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:32
So without any further ado, here she is, Dr. Helen Pilcher.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:38
Well, Helen, thank you so much for joining me today.
Helen PilcherGUEST
2:42
It's really lovely to be here.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:44
I'm looking forward to talking about your newest book.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
2:48
The book is called This Book May Cause Side Effects, The Curious and Dangerous Power of the Nocebo Effect, Placebo's Evil Twin.
Cara Santa MariaHOST
3:00
I'm so...
Jerry CunninghamHOST
33:35
And one more thing.
Jerry CunninghamHOST
33:37
After watching Nocebo, you might want to start paying a little more attention to what your mind expects from your body.
Jerry CunninghamHOST
33:45
I'm Dr. Jerry Cunningham.
Jerry CunninghamHOST
33:46
Now get off the couch.
Alex LoydHOST
14:13
So it's thinking about something in the future from a nocebo place rather than a placebo.
Alex LoydHOST
14:21
If I was thinking about it in a placebo place, it would be I'm going to do the best speech there's ever been.
Alex LoydHOST
14:28
Nocebo is, I'm gonna blow it.
Alex LoydHOST
14:32
No matter whether that's rational or not, I just, I'm gonna blow it.
Alex LoydHOST
14:37
And I'm terrified.

Unknown podcast

The Nocebo Effect - The Mind and Chronic Disease

Oct 22 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:43
Improvement in these cases is often attributed to the mistaken but beneficial belief that the placebo has healing properties.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:52
Conversely, the nocebo effect occurs when negative expectations or beliefs induce a negative health outcome.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:00
Or as the medical doctor Lisa Rankin writes in Mind Over Medicine, The more you focus on the infinite ways in which the body can break down, the more likely you are to experience physical symptoms.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:13
Scientists call this phenomenon the nocebo effect.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
5:17
Voodoo death is an ancient analogue of the nocebo effect and occurs in cultures with a strong belief in the power of curses and spells.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:24
Similarly, researchers describe something called the nocebo effect.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:28
It is the exact opposite of the placebo effect.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:31
Nocebo.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:33
Nocebo.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:34
Nocebo, N-O-C-E-B-O.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:35
Wow.
Angela MazzaHOST
11:36
Wow.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
61:06
It has a real effect.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
61:07
Nocebo affects the opposite.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
61:09
So there was a university student in the 80s, I believe.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
61:13
He took part in some drug trials for a bit of extra cash.
Bruce H. LiptonGUEST
37:11
Okay? And while we talk about placebo, and people have heard about that, they never talk about the result of negative thinking.
Bruce H. LiptonGUEST
37:22
I go, "What does that mean?" I say, "It's called nocebo." I go, "What does it mean?" Nocebo, negative thinking, and this is a fact, can cause any disease.
Bruce H. LiptonGUEST
37:35
Do you know there's no gene that causes cancer? Nope.
Bruce H. LiptonGUEST
37:41
Where's cancer coming from? 90% lifestyle.

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