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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
About 87% of strokes are due to a clot forming in the brain artery or dislodging from the heart or carotid artery, while 13% are caused by a hemorrhage.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg: How to Improve Brain Health & Offset Neurodegeneration
@ Andrew Huberman
05/20/24
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
A stroke is like a heart attack of the brain, caused by disruption of blood flow either from a blocked vessel or a hemorrhage, leading to tissue death and neurological dysfunction.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Strokes occur more commonly during sleep, possibly related to circadian rhythms, but the relationship between sleep deprivation and stroke risk is still unclear.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Lifestyle factors such as smoking, high cholesterol, and hypertension significantly increase the risk of stroke and other cerebrovascular diseases.
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Dr. Eric Topol
05/27/25
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Most cardiovascular diseases can be prevented by lifestyle changes, with 80-90% being modifiable through factors like cholesterol management.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs) are reversible strokes that result in temporary loss of function, such as paralysis or speech difficulties, but resolve quickly.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Mild hypothermia can protect the brain during a stroke by blocking detrimental pathways, including the release of excitatory amino acids and calcium influx, which are harmful during ischemic events.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Chiropractic neck adjustments can pose risks, including arterial dissection, which can lead to strokes; I recommend avoiding neck manipulation by chiropractors.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Stem cells in the adult brain can promote recovery after injuries like stroke by secreting growth factors that enhance native neurogenesis and modulate the immune system.
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Dr. Gary Steinberg
05/20/24
@ Andrew Huberman
Physical activity and rehabilitation are crucial for stroke recovery; engaging in forced activity can stimulate recovery in the affected brain circuits.