Jun 4, 2026 · 56 min · 14 segments
In the first part of this special two-episode series, we check in with neuroscientist **Dr Michael Keane**, co-founder and Chief Science Officer at Evolve Neuro. Dr Keane specialises in how the brain…
Melanie MorrisHost
That's quite an interesting way of looking at it, though, because I think we do separate brain and body totally.
It mightn't be or could well be the amount of information that's trying to process there, the lack of sleep, the stress, the anxiety.
Tell us a little bit more about brain and body connection and how they affect each other, especially in women.
I think even the fact that we end up kind of asking that tells us about how they have been divided.
So we go back to, I mean, we go back to this kind of mind-body dualism and Descartes and all that.
And if we think about an imaginary line here, it was traditionally kind of divided.
It was traditionally divided out by the, from beneath the neck was the physician and they were allowed to do things.
And they were, that's a very gross kind of delineation of things, but This started off this idea that there were mental things and there were physical things and the physical things were real and the mental things were kind of spiritual or psychological or less real.
And of course, there's a lot of data and there's a lot of integrative practice and whatever.
And if you take out the womb somehow, that's going to solve this kind of mental problem.
And yeah, we're going to keep that problem over there, away from the men and away from all that.
And I mean, you don't need to dissect a cadaver to find this out, right? But if you look for the line I mean, it's just one entity from...
That's quite an interesting way of looking at it, though, because I think we do separate brain and body totally.
It mightn't be or could well be the amount of information that's trying to process there, the lack of sleep, the stress, the anxiety.
Tell us a little bit more about brain and body connection and how they affect each other, especially in women.
I think even the fact that we end up kind of asking that tells us about how they have been divided.
So we go back to, I mean, we go back to this kind of mind-body dualism and Descartes and all that.
And if we think about an imaginary line here, it was traditionally kind of divided.
It was traditionally divided out by the, from beneath the neck was the physician and they were allowed to do things.
And they were, that's a very gross kind of delineation of things, but This started off this idea that there were mental things and there were physical things and the physical things were real and the mental things were kind of spiritual or psychological or less real.
And of course, there's a lot of data and there's a lot of integrative practice and whatever.
And if you take out the womb somehow, that's going to solve this kind of mental problem.
And yeah, we're going to keep that problem over there, away from the men and away from all that.
And I mean, you don't need to dissect a cadaver to find this out, right? But if you look for the line I mean, it's just one entity from...
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