This Is How COVID-19 Changed Americans' Mental Health | Forbes

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  • čas přidán 5. 02. 2023
  • NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro joins "Forbes Talks" to talk about how his game-changing company is changing how mental health is treated, and the data he's derived from his work.
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Komentáře • 31

  • @rocksofoffence.righteousam2422

    Sooooo many people are suffering from these symptoms, silently and are given gag orders

  • @misfittaditi3320
    @misfittaditi3320 Před 11 měsíci +2

    I had covid in 2021 still suffering I went to psychiatrist , neurologist but nobody has the solution , both of them gave me anti depressants pills I completed my course for 3-4 months no recovery I don’t know when will I become the same person ?😢

    • @lightblueseaglass
      @lightblueseaglass Před 9 měsíci +2

      You’re a female, so what probably happened is you aged during a stressful time - meaning, you’re dealing with mental feelings that would have naturally presented themselves over a decade, but they came on within a year. What happened to you is mental - and then physical because of the mental, because of the situation you were subjected to. And while other people, in other countries, under what we in the west would broadly consider more stressful conditions than we are broadly used to; and you probably were previously living under very stress free conditions (from a western perspective), and you probably didn’t grow up in a stressful environment, but then you were subjected to a very stressful condition, which was a shock to your body, your brain, and your systems as a whole - forced you to adjust quickly. But now you have to learn to adapt to your new reality. You don’t need a pill; you need to learn to adapt to the new reality. If you can make that transition efficiently, you’ll be fine.

    • @LeTrashPanda
      @LeTrashPanda Před 4 měsíci +1

      I had a severe tryptophan deficiency, I found that upping that helped along with an amino called Sarcosine.

    • @RichardTClark396
      @RichardTClark396 Před 2 měsíci

      @@lightblueseaglassincorrect I have been A BOH official since the start and paramedic for over 23 years Covid cause permanent brain damage ,brain fog,mania and especially if you took the jab the Moderna one especially!!!! AND THE BOOSTER shots will raise the chances you will have a permanent mental health issue ! The number of complete mental breakdowns is off the charts !

  • @PiCheZvara
    @PiCheZvara Před 3 měsíci

    People in cities went literally pretty crazy in cities post-COVID. Not on the countryside. But cities have become a pretty solid nuthouses. If you have family or a weekend home outside of the city, go there. Move there for a few weeks or months.

  • @richyp64
    @richyp64 Před rokem +14

    I'm terrified for my friends and family that took the triple you know what.

    • @JeanEDeaux
      @JeanEDeaux Před rokem +2

      I’m a little apprehensive about asking, but what exactly is your fear/anxiety about?

    • @_jaded
      @_jaded Před 10 měsíci +1

      Congrats, you’ve been indoctrinated

    • @Travybear1989
      @Travybear1989 Před 5 měsíci

      75% of my relatives took the shots and they've been very aggressive and are easily triggered. I was smoking a joint out back on Thanksgiving and my cousin literally ran at me while screaming and punched me multiple times while I was trying to tell him to quit being crazy. I was like "It's just a small joint!!" But he turned into a crazed animal. He was never like that before Covid.

    • @LeTrashPanda
      @LeTrashPanda Před 4 měsíci

      I'm sad for my loved ones that didn't and are in the cemetary now.

    • @grebeldance
      @grebeldance Před 3 měsíci

      I never did but o had the virus in 2021. Since, I’ve had breast cancer and an ankle replacement. The combination has been rough. I knew Covid had affected me long after it was over. It still does but it’s getting better

  • @ZOIZENWRITER
    @ZOIZENWRITER Před rokem +2

    Biden saying Covid over 😂🤣😅

  • @Faze_Monkeybox
    @Faze_Monkeybox Před rokem +4

    This is interesting

  • @montanagal6958
    @montanagal6958 Před 2 měsíci

    I still wonder about the effects of 5G and both coming out together but not allowed to discuss or called names.

  • @TerrelleCheers1
    @TerrelleCheers1 Před rokem +3

    PTSD = (severe) AD
    Solution:
    - Better education on self health care.

  • @ramujagirgupta3650
    @ramujagirgupta3650 Před měsícem

    In Hindi translation

  • @PARISCOLEOFFICIAL
    @PARISCOLEOFFICIAL Před rokem

    Paris Cole Will be on Forbes next you ….

  • @ro6742
    @ro6742 Před rokem +9

    You made “science” a team sport. And as a result it ceased being science. Science is by it’s very nature skepticism. Anyone who was a skeptic of the official narrative was shouted down. Enjoy your health issues and just keep boosting.
    👍😉

    • @JeanEDeaux
      @JeanEDeaux Před rokem +2

      Science is also something that changes regularly as new information becomes available. The goal is to have the most current information available, which may not in the end, be correct. Best practices change regularly. Many times there is no right answer, but just the best answer I can give you based on what we know at this time.
      A major practice of scientific studies is an acknowledgment that you don’t, and might possibly won’t, ever have all the answers.
      Which is why scientific THEORIES exist. Pretending to arrogantly know everything about any thing is the purest ignorance because it leaves no room to actually learn.

  • @JohnFiocchi
    @JohnFiocchi Před 6 dny

    The longevity of distancing continues in 2024. Why? Because the attitude and resentment that civilians have regarding the virus and its restrictions back in 2020 along with their mistrust in the government.
    In 2024 you can feel the vibe in places like Wawa or Walmart. Generally people have an attitude now. I walk in and I walk out. I ignore their attitude. I live in my own world. News media doesn't interest me. I have disrespect for journalism. I always have.
    I don't respect the commercial world and it's shallow definition of real art. It's unfortunately lies. In 2020 during distancing I quite enjoyed being away from people for that reason.
    People generally come across as if to believe that the world was an okay place to be prior to 2020. It wasn't. Not in my book. I hold privacy in the highest regard. I always have. That doesn't mean that I don't smile or wave and say good morning...or help people. I refuse to allow the affects of a virus to destroy that.

  • @donkeyphukkkker
    @donkeyphukkkker Před rokem +10

    PUREBLOOD