has published elizabeth blackburn, nobel laureate, and just last three years published levels of enzyme going up with meditation an and with diet as well and proper sleep. >> how long does one have to meditate every day? >> instantaneous. >> with all the stresses of modern life? >> yes, what's the stress? stress is the perception of threat either psychological threat or emotional threat or physical threat. i like to think of stress like waves on the ocean, so if you're a skillful surfer, then every wave is joy and exhilaration. if you're not prepared then every wave is a disaster. >> what is your prescription. if meditation is a sort of medicine, what is the dosage? >> the research studies have suggested that about 20 minutes once or twice a day preferable twice a day is more than adequate. >> dapak chopra's answer to ending every world conflict coming up. >> i'm stephanie sy. we're talking with deepak chop chopra. one of your books you spoke with a harvard neuroscientist. what is a super brain. >> we have three parts to our brain. we have reptilian brain which goes back 300 million yea

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and dean ornish in the university of california in just the last three years published levels of enzymeelemarase going up with medation and lifestyle changes and diet and sleep and, properly dleepp sleep. >> how long does one have to meditate every day? >> it's instantationous. >> with all of the stresses of modern life? >> yeah. well, what's the stress? stress is the perception of threat, either psychological threat or emotional threat or physical threat. i like to think of stress like waves from the ocean. so, if you are a skillful surf you are, every wave is joy and ex hill arrestation. if you are not prepared, every wave is a disaster. >> so what's your prescription, though? if meditation is a sort of medicine, what's the dosage? >> the research studies have suggested that about 20 minutes once or twice a day, preferably adequate. >> deepak chopra's answer to ending every world conflict coming up. >> al jazeera america presents >>my parents relationship has helped me overcome any negative thoughts. 15 stories, 1 incredible journey >> edge of eighteen coming september only on al jaze

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the reason is because it has an enzyme that makes it difficult to digest. you see people that take almonds and have digestive problems. it will suck that out. and you eat it with the skin. because all the antioxidant is on the skin. >> you can shred them, but you don't want salt. >> i will occasionally have a handful. six of them. dark chocolate covered almonds. >> i like that. you're going to live longer. studies show you're going to live longer. >> it's a great antioxidant. for you it's great. it's great for your skin. it's good for your nails. but not too much chocolate. >> doctors who recommend chocolate covered almonds. >> keep them and put them on the top of salad. they taste great. that's it for us on sunday hougs call for this week. >> i hope you enjoyed it. we did. thanks for watching. >>> u.s. forces deliver another round of air strikes to islamic militants on a brutal rampage. in northern iraq a fourth round of strikes aimed at stopping their advance into the city of erbil. president obama calling the campaign a long-term project. one that won't

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they found a compound -- it is an enzyme in one of these animals that just coincidentally happens toin trials right now as an alzheimer's treatment. ok, let's say they have not found that compound another way, and it was something new. it might lead to a new cure. so you never know until you collect these animals and you start figuring out how they are working at the biochemical level where it will lead. >> will you go back? >> absolutely. i have to do these movies first. got to pay for it. >> so you're making three 'ava=tatar' movies? >> each one will be stand but will also perform a greater story. >> are you making all the same time? you are. same actors. >> same actors. and we will shoot everything and then we complete the post production on one and then the post production on the other. >> you're making three movies here. >> we know what we're doing. we think we know. it always seems that way when you start out. >> why are you so fascinated by "avatar"? finding another planet? >> it is an interesting decision to decide to work and one cinematic space. had suchse "avatar" broad re

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they could be an enzyme that prevents that from occurring if it gets across into the brain. about that yet, we haven't isolated it yet. maybe study the brain a little bit more and figure out what it is, that is what i wants to see used. we have a scarcity of blood in the united states, i want to know the science behind it. a something to do it proteins, something in the blood of young people could help you and me. stuart: the two e bola patience or out of the hospital, apparently cured. was that the zmapp drug we talked about? >> we hope so. it is not exactly what we call scientific controlled trial because they could've gotten better better on their own. we don't know if it is the zmapp or just coincidence. we have to study it in more people. it is a very promising treatme treatment. i like it, but i don't think this is proof. i like it so far. i bet the stock will keep going higher. look at the guy, did you see him on tv? stuart: more "varney" next. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. that's what led up to us looking at truecar.com. and

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