Secrets & Mysteries of the Human Brain with Dr. Rahul Jandial | Frank Buckley Interviews

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Dr. Rahul Jandial is a neurosurgeon and scientist at City of Hope in Duarte, California. His research focuses on the biology of cancer metastasis to the brain. Dr. Jandial is an associate professor and has authored 10 books and more than 100 academic articles on surgery, neuroscience and cancer biology. As a surgeon, Dr. Jandial helps patients with cancer. Dr. Jandial is also a regular contributor to the KTLA 5 Morning News.
On this episode, Dr. Jandial takes us inside the human brain and inside real-life patient cases. He also discusses his new book “Neurofitness: A Brain Surgeon’s Secrets to Boost Performance and Unleash Creativity.”
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23 авг 2019

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@pwaitforits 4 года назад

I could listen to him speak about brain all day... not many doctors could explain things the way he does.. hope he does more of this...

@aishamaqbool4081 2 года назад

Can’t agree to it more, he is gifted in the way he explains such complicated stuff in amazingly simple day to day terms. Wishing you and your loved ones always the Best Dr Jandial.

@makaylahollywood3677 2 года назад

I just love how this doctor embodies himself as both a surgeon and a human being. He is himself like no other- 100%. Not all people know how to do this authentically. Be a dignified self.

@SaraM-wb4lk 2 года назад

Intelligent, good looking and charismatic.

@lourdesdelapena1852 2 года назад

Sweet lovely man...💎❤️🙏🏻

@terrigodfrey8260 2 года назад

We need more doctors/researchers like Dr. Rahul.

@estherwiskel6550 2 года назад

I stand firm, this beautiful doctor needs to be cloned. He is an ALL-Around definition of how to think, apply, be so generous with information, and so compassionate!. 👏👏👏♥️ I Admire him very much✔️

@veronicanicholls7132 2 года назад

What a novel idea cloned, I never thought of that.

@amug3536 2 года назад

I AGREE

@vinitham226 2 года назад

Oooh my god,how did you create such a marvelous brain,Dr your a genius and so overwhelming to hear you speak.

@lisaacrata7945 2 года назад

This is the first honest surgeon that actually says 'patients get healed and half of the time we don't know how'!! I

@ashashraa6579 Год назад

It's because of God. ✝️

@gshrdy5415 Год назад

@@ashashraa6579 , now you are gonna say which God.

@ashashraa6579 Год назад

@@gshrdy5415 The one and only Lord Jesus Christ✝️

@CaptPicard81 Месяц назад

This guy is an amazing communicator

@steviesugano6355 4 года назад

We were totally mesmerized by Jandial's sage advice and contributions. KTLA is fortunate to have him aboard. We Love Frank Buckley because he allows the guest a free rein and does not interrupt like Ellen Degenerate.

@clairehart6267 2 года назад

Dr. Rahul Jandial you are very knowledeable and I appreciate you.... Frank Buckley thank you for the interview with Dr. Rahul Jandial, you awesome.

@nwakaegonwoye4860 2 года назад

I can't stop listening to him, he's so true with his words!! Thanks a lot for this wonderful informations! 💕

@AwakenThyself 2 года назад

"Live more with the time we are given. Brilliant".

@antyaier8427 4 года назад

Dear Frank it was too good to watch your show and very interesting to hear from Dr Jandial i can not Express how I'm feeling, gain lots of knowledge about our Human Brain.

@zoyazoya2771 2 года назад

Hez so charming !

@badchunky1 4 года назад

This doctor delivers information so clearly with the proper tone of voice . Frank Buckley is also a great interviewer.

@alexmazzi6556 3 года назад

Simply amazing interview. Thank you so much

@patriciakelly69 2 года назад

Amazing loved this interview. Thank you. Xx

@Moniquegz52 4 года назад

Great interview Frank thank you to the doctor for the amazing information on the human brain ,

@soheilazehtab9266 3 года назад

Please call 📱📱 to let you you please

@alyssamiller9329 2 года назад

I adore this surgeon!!! He's incredible!!! I wonder if he can explain the phenomenon of "brain zaps" I'm a nurse... Spoke with many many doctors and not one person has a clue 🤣

@MicahBuzanANIMATION 4 года назад

Fascinating topic. There's still so much mystery to the brain.

@justicewillprevail1106 4 года назад

Good looking, intelligent, plus he’s a brain surgeon. Can he get any more attractive than this???

@BERESTARA 2 года назад

Plus an amazing personality and wisdom !

@aocplusme5676 2 года назад

But he's only 5 foot 2... yup, dry as a bone now 🤣

@rusticlife7127 2 года назад

@@aocplusme5676 According to Wikipedia he's 6ft

@mohanbabupm5778 2 года назад

Such a down to earth gentleman Dr. Full of humility tells volumes of Dr,scapabilities Dr is etched in my nascent thoughts tnk s for the channel

@eliort404 4 года назад

What a cool doc. Thanks for the interesting input about the neuroplasticity of our brain

@shelleypillay3139 4 года назад

Wow amazing interview I am learning everyday thanks Dr u awesome 🤜🏼🤛🏼👌🏼

4 года назад

Great book, great interview!

@vincinzo9428 3 года назад

beautiful messages about the brave at their end

@tavarez415 3 года назад

Your last question made me cry.😭

@viktoriakireeva5860 3 года назад

Can’t watch and understand what he’s talking about - he’s too beautiful, it’s so distracting! Had to listen, without looking:)

@veronicanicholls7132 2 года назад

Agree! he is freakin gorgeous.

@carreyperea2201 2 года назад

calm down y all, lol!!

@premalatha4835 2 года назад

0¹

@valerluc1852 2 года назад

but he is married.

@Uugrimaa_vids 2 года назад

The eyes have me hypnotized. 😂

@jburckhardt 4 года назад

💙💙loveeee the book, i need to read another one of his with more of his medical experiences in the OR rooms

@567ohyeah 3 года назад

This is simply too good to have just 30 comments

@MrCharliefarlie123 4 года назад

Amazing

@conrettaharold2925 Месяц назад

Mind blowing!

@josephineespejo4387 2 года назад

I am an oncology RN....Rahul humility is the most attractive in this superhuman brain.......he does forget that we are all human including him

@veronicanicholls7132 2 года назад

What do you mean, are you saying he is not humble?

@josephineespejo4387 2 года назад

@@veronicanicholls7132 he does not forget…. I omitted not… I think he is a rock star of the medical world

@marylongoria9431 3 года назад

Very interesting information!

@0ptimal 3 года назад

Anecdotal but I was having some troublesome memory issues awhile back, tried various things but I noticed when I began using an app that tests/works your brain, the memory issues faded noticably. App called brilliant or brilliance. It has things that make you work, balancing different thoughts simultaneously to come to the correct answer, to where you feel your brain getting a workout in a sense. Feels like it does when you stretch your muscles, there's a strain. But before this app I hadn't regularly put my brain through anything very taxing at all, and perhaps like the saying goes, use it or lose it.

@dp4008 2 года назад

Very enjoyable

@hardeepkaur2753 2 года назад

Thank you thankyou thankyou

@hardeepkaur2753 3 года назад

Brain is diamond recorded everyday thankyou thankyou thankyou

@emq1455 3 года назад

Neurofitness is such a remarkable book! Love it!

@mixrable1212 4 года назад

He looks so good damnit. And that voice. Damn I wanna be him

@keithhunt5328 19 дней назад

Indian version of Gavin Newsom?

@rusticlife7127 2 года назад

He could have easily been a Bollywood star.

@amug3536 2 года назад

And Hollywood too

@amug3536 2 года назад

And Hollywood too

@SaraM-wb4lk 2 года назад

Both

@2011sliverdude 2 года назад

@@amug3536 Hollywood is only for black or white people

@supa7287 2 года назад

He looks more like a Hollywood actor to me......

@BeRightBack131 2 года назад

My son played football. He got clotheslined by 2 linebackers. Brain bleed. Fast forward 10 years, work injury causes another (slow) brain bleed exactly where the football injury had been. The slow brain bleed caused him to wander off. He went missing for a few months. How we found him was with the slow brain bleed, he fell down stairs and had a hemorrhagic stroke. Age 26. He is now homeless, wandering somewhere in America. Brain injuries are no joke, and neither is football. I wish I had known how high school football would cost my son his life/ future.

@ezekiel5687 2 года назад

More than money. Do you not help support him or give him a place to live?

@BeRightBack131 2 года назад

@@ezekiel5687 I do. I did. He's always welcome home, any time. The trouble with brain damage (that's what brain bleeds, especially hemorrhagic strokes do, they cause extensive brain damage) is that he has changed his personality so much, to the point that he's not even recognizable as the son I knew and loved, and randomly just wanders off. Sometimes he's back in a few hours, sometimes days, and sometimes years. I used a black permanent marker to write my phone number on everything, his coat, backpack, wallet, ID, etc. So he or someone who finds him can call me and lemme know. Whenever he wanders off, l sometimes get calls from him , sometimes from strangers letting me know they found him and even text me pictures asking is this your son? And then sometimes he comes home, out of the blue, and there he'll be sitting on my porch if he's lost his key again, but if he still has the key, he'll be inside the house making himself at home. It's truly a heartbreaking, confusing and long, long trial of life. Whenever I get calls from numbers I don't know, I'm always steeling up for the person on the other end to say this is Officer or Doctor so and so, and we found your son (it's happened before)... but my anxiety always makes me take a deep breath and hold it, dreading the day they say we found his body. I wouldn't wish this sadness on anyone. Cherish your loved ones. You never know when something might happen, and you only get so many chances to tell them you love them.

@ezekiel5687 2 года назад

@@BeRightBack131 So sorry all that happened, I really am. Life isn't easy or nice. I have mental issues bad. So I know life is no fun and im sorry your family is going through this. I send him blessings as well of course. I hate to see or hear about people suffer. When we all pass one day, you and him will have great times. Souls remember souls. And the spirit world/heaven is pure paradise. This pain will go away. Might not in this life but the Creator has built y'all to stay strong and there's a reason for everything. Including my mental illness. Hang in there and when you have hard moments , call on Archangel Michael to be with you. He helps. Much love my friend. To you, the family and your special blessing to your son. Take care 🦄💖

@BeRightBack131 2 года назад

@@ezekiel5687 what a beautiful, well written response. Thank you. Many blessings and prayers for you 🙏.

@ashashraa6579 Год назад

@@ezekiel5687 God bless you always. ✝️

@Anon-pc7vt 2 года назад

Dr Jandial is my crash . Amazing genius 👏

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Watching Hope City from Republic of kenya in 2023

@cindyvargas9277 4 года назад

I love humanity ♥️

@janhirahara9001 2 года назад

This is good 🎯🎯🎯ty ☮️💟

@ggwhhbb1822 3 года назад

wow

@dianawestrup7416 3 года назад

Qué guapo doctor.

@Juaaaaa123 Год назад

Yes🙂💔💔💔💔

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Understand Human Brain

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

The Universe and Human Brain

@rosasouthall5803 2 года назад

Look lovely♥️🌹👋

@brigitpimm8488 2 года назад

I'm in love.

@stevenhaywood5070 2 года назад

The mind heals everything and causes everything your mind your illnesses your choices fact

@TheScottishDad 2 года назад

So explain childhood brain cancer? Their choices?

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Is all That we learn during our life time stored in differennt parts of the Brain?How can we trace What was stored in differennt Part of the Brain?

@ederabundo1545 2 года назад

Dr.Rahul Jandial can be in Hollywood movies doing his brain surgery. He can be a top caliber actor for he has a good look,, captivating voice and humble attitude. Why not give it a try,even on dramas on televisions?

@yasminramasundara6492 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@user-sd4xg8tu1c Год назад

I need to contact him for an academic research issue. could any one help?

@herstory1012 2 года назад

He looks like a Bollywood star....distracted by his good looks!

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

I CANT remember the name of person and places so easy?what is the remedy?

@hardeepkaur2753 3 года назад

Universe myself

@mavisvasea3384 6 дней назад

It’s created by an awesome God so uniquely made so amazing

@macbryanbisuna593 3 года назад

Real life Derek Sherperd

@ayeshakhan-rk2nh 4 года назад

Can olive oil help the brain

@veronicanicholls7132 2 года назад

Yes! it's transfer that is bad bad bad....

@Geezerelli Год назад

He has nice hair like Trudeau and Gavin Nuisance.

@keithhunt5328 19 дней назад

Looks like Gavin newsom

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Plant,redwine and Fish is good for the Brain

@vickirushrush8035 15 дней назад

Humans are strange. Consciousness itself is the oddity. There appears to be little call for it in this realm.

@hardeepkaur2753 3 года назад

Queens brain

@strangerdanger1010 4 года назад

I been known see y’all sleeping wasting y’all time on bullshiii lol stay focus love Nd peace I love watching him when he comes on tv talking about study of medicine

@hardeepkaur2753 3 года назад

Gut too trillions cells working thoughts honour teachers honour wise wisdom words honours

@crmannino3781 3 года назад

maybe the interviewer doesn't interrupt, but he incessantly nods his head throughout the interview, wth! A good, professional interviewer sits still after asking a question, especially with this particular interview with a world renown neurosurgeon.

@amandaderoche5977 3 года назад

Have you ever thought that he was probably nodding so much because he was fascinated by what he was learning?

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

90 Billions Neuron

@sanchitatrivedi2926 Год назад

NICs 😀 to see a man and not a boy

@easeroom 4 года назад

Good question , doctor !!! We should not do this 😁 we should learn how to go to original manufacturer and let Him fix our health problems. With all due respect but your type of surgeries are invasive and sticking fingers into God’s business is truly life threatening and overwhelming !! In my experience helping people of all ages, I’ve seen tumor shrink on its own if we deliver proper information to the patient.

@jayshrilad1280 Год назад

😆

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Thinking flesh diet

@yasminenazarine1629 2 года назад

He look like from southeast isian India with tweezer eyebrow dark completion

@kaypee4704 2 года назад

His parents are from India. He came to US as a child. Don’t know why he doesn’t talk about his link to India. …🙂

@yasminenazarine1629 2 года назад

@@kaypee4704 I thought so look like Southesst isian tweezer eye brow 🧐😳😬😬

@amug3536 2 года назад

You tweeze your English language skills first

@PassionPno Год назад

@@kaypee4704 Because it is irrelevant to his career.

@keithhunt5328 19 дней назад

@@kaypee4704why does he have to?

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Brain is White ball

@brendapaint 4 года назад

dont let your kids play football! it's obvious

@maryaboagye9337 2 года назад

Why

@VibhorVerma28 2 года назад

Dr. Strange.

@amug3536 2 года назад

You Get professional help! Before commencing

@hardeepkaur2753 3 года назад

Respect and honours gods gift blessings honours human be humanity honours life journey brain cells billions recorded health trillion cells recorded soul everyday gardens seeds planting seeds trees roots planted beautiful beautiful beautiful

@hardeepkaur2753 2 года назад

Journey life gifts thankyou thankyou thankyou

@henryarero 11 месяцев назад

Brain degeneration

@claricetayag2453 3 года назад

The shaky sun systemically scrub because acoustic booly belong times a large kangaroo. beautiful, wacky ghana

@John-lw7bz 3 года назад

cut out the red meat? Why do these guys always say one thing that rubs me extremely the wrong way. Red mead has so much empty "science" behind it. If you actually read the papers, look at the nutritional guidelines, the sad state of epidemiology, and observational studies, and see the number of sad excuses for science that are put out against red meat. Just makes me doubt your whole story immediately.