
Porn has been shown to create underactivity in the frontal lobe and reward centers in the brain. Porn can increase your anxiety, depression, mood problems, strain your relationships, and even give you erectile dysfunction. Dr. Trish Leigh will teach you how porn can ruin your brain and what to do to heal it.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationCourses | |||

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This doctor openly aligns with the ultra-right agenda in this country: endorsing harmful ideas like ethnic cleansing, homophobia, misogyny (particularly toward Black women), defunding public education, and even excusing predators. She posted her support for a far-right figure but quickly deleted it once she realized it could damage her brand. For some, that may only boost her appeal — your mileage may vary. Still, it’s worth noting that nearly everything she says on her show stands in direct con... more
Not helpful at all
Ever wondered how would a podcast from a privileged woman about the topic has never experienced look like?
Look no further!
On top of that, she is not inviting people as guests but they are more like her students.
She just cannot stop talking and interupting people. Rarelly giving them a chance to finish what they were talking about. Always adding some radnom and useless comments without allowing any silence on her podcast.
She might know how the brain work, but she doesn't know how people do.... more
I was hooked and bound to pornography for 23 years but after listening to this podcast and being able to identify that pornography has damaged my mind. I immediately took action to unwire, Rewire, and hardwire my mind to my passions. I put in the work to set up defenses and offenses now I’m living a porn free life that allows me to serve God with a renewed mind!! This works if you put in the work
All glory to God!!
I found a clip of Doctor Trish talking on YouTube. Really insightful. I am loving this podcast. I love the mic of neuroscience, inspiration and motivation. Really helping me on my recovery. Thank you
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The content primarily addresses the ramifications of pornography on mental health and brain function. Listeners can expect a scientific exploration of how porn impacts dopamine regulation, emotional well-being, and interpersonal relationships. Episodes often feature practical strategies aimed at overcoming the adverse effects associated with pornography use, including anxiety and impaired judgment. Noteworthy is the blend of personal storytelling with neuroscience, as the host draws from her expertise to illustrate complex psychological concepts. The discussions are geared toward helping individuals reclaim their mental health by fostering healthier perspectives and habits around intimacy and screen use.
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