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  <title>Our Brains Need Meditation - Here's Why  with Hemal Patel PhD </title>
  <description>In this episode, we go deep into the potential benefits of specialized meditation for our immune systems, brain-related proteins, Alzheimer's, cellular energy, and much more. Our guest, Dr Hemal Patel - is a full professor and serves as the Vice-Chair for Research in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego. If you are skeptical about meditation I urge you to check out this episode so that you Click here is a link to Dr. Patel's talk at a recent Joe Dispenza conference. For more information on how you can prevent or push back against Alzheimer's and other dementias visit Kemperwellness.com or call (216) 337-1400.&amp;amp;nbsp; We have support programs, virtual classes, and many other options. Consider supporting the Evolving Past Alzheimer's podcast at patreon.com/evolvingpast so we can continue to bring you the information most helpful to you. &amp;amp;nbsp; 12:47 - how cell membranes can cause or prevent Alzheimer's&amp;amp;nbsp; 15:52 - using meditation and other methods to strengthen cell membranes&amp;amp;nbsp; 28:31 - how you affect people around you by practicing meditation&amp;amp;nbsp; 37:23 - can meditation prevent you from contracting COVID-19?&amp;amp;nbsp; 44:16 - getting started with meditation&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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