Teresa Jade LeYung's BLOG

17:04  April 7;  04:26-05:11 April 15; June 1; June 2; 01:13, 13:02 June 15, 2026  Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia;

13:49-21:15 July 5, 2026 Half Moon Bay, California, USA

appetizing produce at a supermarket in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Hello, Everyone!  /  Bonjour à tous !

Every day I get reminders to share resources / Chaque jour, on me rappelle de partager mes ressources.

Help your beautiful brain help the entire body / Aidez votre merveilleux cerveau à  prendre soin de tout votre corps

[ Thank you, Linguee DeepL Translator / Merci beaucoup, Linguee DeepL Translator ]

Perhaps you are helping someone who is too ill to read about the latest findings from doctors, patients, and scientists who are helping people around the world understand neuroplasticity.  Neuroplasticity is the word to describe the brain’s ability to learn and adapt… that the brain changes itself…and, we can help the brain change in ways that benefit the entire body, especially after an illness or injury.

Peut-être aidez-vous quelqu’un qui est trop malade pour se tenir au courant des dernières découvertes… celles des médecins, des patients et des scientifiques qui aident les gens partout dans le monde à comprendre la neuroplasticité. La neuroplasticité est le terme qui désigne la capacité du cerveau à apprendre et à s’adapter.  Le cerveau est capable de se transformer ; nous pouvons l’aider à évoluer d’une manière bénéfique pour l’ensemble du corps, en particulier après une maladie ou une blessure.

The rest of this blog post will be in English only.

Le reste de cet blog post sera rédigé uniquement en anglais.

Are you helping someone who is ill?

I wish your loved one fast and strong healing.

I wish you wellness too. Your being an advocate or caregiver or both is an extraordinary gift.

Thank you to Dr. Eric Berg, Dr. Leonid Kim, and Dr. Daniel Amen for their YouTube channels.

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When watching programs on YouTube… if you are unable to “turn off” the ads, and, you don’t want to watch the ads… press “SKIP” when an ad appears

Thank you, Chris Y, for telling me about Dr. Eric Berg’s insightful talks on his YouTube channel.

“The #1 Secret to Restoring Your Heart, Joints & Gut”

Dr. Eric Berg reminds us that collagen is vital to heart, joints and gut, and, why the foods we eat could be deficient with this protein.  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qRrfwUHx99M

Dr Berg’s YouTube channel:  https://m.youtube.com/@Drberg/videos

In Kuala Lumpur, while my immune system demonstrated its excellent efficiency chasing a cold virus out of my body…

YouTube cued up Dr. Leonid Kim’s engaging talks:

 YouTube cued up Dr. Daniel Amen’s engaging talks:

The most important lesson from 83,000 brain scans | Daniel Amen | TEDxOrangeCoast

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=esPRsT-lmw8&pp=ygUSODMgMDAwIGJyYWluIHNjYW5z0gcJCTgLAYcqIYzv

TEDxOrangeCoast – Daniel Amen – Change Your Brain, Change Your Life

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MLKj1puoWCg&t=47s

Dr Daniel Amen’s YouTube channel

https://m.youtube.com/@AmenClinic/videos

Below link is one of interviews from a patient @AmenClinic

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VhJXucxMOSE

fruits at a supermarket in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Thanks to Dusky Pierce http://www.duskyswondersite.com/ who is coaching me with Emotional Freedom Technique (“EFT”) to help me ease out of a ne (urological condition that had manifested even though Shingles virus had gone dormant again, but, a COVID vaccination had awaken another dormant virus.

 

And, thank you to Dr Jae Reed D.C., Dr. Amy Grace Lam, Dr. Kerry Lilley D.C., Stephanie Wilger, N.C. (all in California) and Marie-Christine Cornet (in FRANCE).

 

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Here are a few tricks to help your loved one … to help the brain help the entire body.

I learned them from the physicians and patients chronicled in books written by Norman Doidge, M.D., Danielle Rosenman, M.D., workbook and webinars from Dr. Michael Moskowitz and Dr. Marla Golden, my papa’s neurologists, physical therapist who was trained in movement disorder, and the folks at the UCSF Movement Disorders and Neuromodulation Center in San Francisco, California.

1.    Show your loved one photos of herself/himself when she/he was most vibrant. Tell your loved one that looking at photos and movies of the “Vibrant Self” isn’t vanity; the magnificent Brain needs visual cues to transmit messages at the cellular level.

Perhaps her/his cell phone wallpaper is a photo of children/grandchildren/a pet? Find a photo of her/him with the other people and ask her/him to make that photo the phone wallpaper. What better way for the Brain to “see” One’s vibrant self.

Perhaps you prefer to print a photo or photos.

Ask family members and friends to text-message photos to the person who would benefit from seeing her/his vibrant self.

2.     Smile at the person who is ill. Ask family members and friends to smile at her/him. Even when talking on the phone… when you are smiling…the person you are talking to will “hear” your smile.

Why smile at a person? When you smile… the other person might smile too. Even when the person cannot smile with ease right now (after a stroke)… her/his Brain will interpret the smiles as instructions to produce endorphins and dopamine.

https://neurolaunch.com/does-smiling-release-endorphins/

“Smiling and Brain Chemicals: The Science Behind Your Happy Face” NeuroLaunch editorial team August 22, 2024 … The simple act of smiling, whether genuine or forced, can set off a cascade of neurochemical reactions that profoundly influence our mood and overall well-being…. At the heart of this chemical symphony are two key players: endorphins and dopamine. These neurotransmitters, often referred to as “feel-good” chemicals, play crucial roles in regulating our emotions, motivation, and pleasure responses. While we often associate their release with more intense activities like exercise or thrilling experiences, mounting evidence suggests that the humble smile might be a powerful trigger for these mood-enhancing molecules….

To read the full article – https://neurolaunch.com/does-smiling-release-endorphins/

If the person who is ill says “What’s there to smile about?” Tell her/him that her/his beautiful Brain interpret smiling (even the thought of smiling) is natural medicine.  Smiling, looking at photos of One’s vibrant self, thinking about One’s vibrant self … all sweet elixirs for beautiful Brain.

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Norman Doidge, M.D. https://normandoidge.com/

Dr. Doidge’s Youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@normandoidge6991

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Dr. Michael Moskowitz and Dr. Marla Golden

https://www.neuroplastix.com/

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Danielle Rosenman, M.D. says:

“The brain changes itself constantly throughout our entire lives. All of our experience changes the brain.

“Everything that we experience, think, feel, believe, and learn changes the physical structure of the brain, the chemicals in the brain, and electricity in the brain.

“This ability of the brain to change is called neuroplasticity.

“Neuroplasticity lets us learn through our entire lives.  The more often we repeat a task, the better we learn it. Repetition helps us learn things like reading, adding numbers, or playing a musical instrument. We often call this type of learning ‘practice’.”

During neuroplasticity coaching, Dr. Danielle Rosenman instructs:  “Smile for yourself and talk out loud to your brain. When you learn to talk to your brain, you are opening up a new life.”

https://www.medicalcounseling.net/resources

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Thank you for reading my blog post  “Help your beautiful brain help the entire body”

Merci d’avoir lu mon article de blog “ Aidez votre merveilleux cerveau à prendre soin de tout votre corps”

I wish you and everyone around you … excellent health, peace, and happiness, always.

Je vous souhaite, ainsi qu’à tous ceux qui vous entourent, une excellente santé, la paix et le bonheur, toujours.