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write words on e paper with because words that go missing a lot and this happened to our friend greg o'brien all day long he can't remember the stuff i drink water from, what's that called, a glass. soha that's happening. that's concerning. if you lose your keys and your phone, that's probably an attention problem, distraction, not memory but if you find them and think what do i do with this, why do i need this, if you look at your phone and suddenly don't know how to work this and you have that moment, that's more concerning and different than just misplacing it. people talk about i can't remember where i parked my car. that's normal and an attention issue. something more concerning my friend will be standing in front of his car and it won't compute that is hisre or he won't rememr how he got there. he will walk into a parking lot and think i don't remember how i got here. so, that's the first thing to go on alzheimer's, it is the hippocampus. as i mentioned it's a part of your brain that's necessary for the formation of new consciously held memories. this y part is under attack. you can im

it's something more concerning, like, as our friend greg o'brien will not recognize his car. he'll be standing in front of it, and it won't compute to his brain that that belongs to him, or he won't remember how he got there. over and over again they walk out into a parking lot and think, i don't know how i got here. so that's, you know, the first thing to go on alzheimer's, the first thing under awe attack in your brain is the hippocampus -- >> host: right. >> guest: --ing the part of your brain that's new, consciously-formed memories. if this part of your brain is under attack, you can imagine that information that's recently happened won't go into a lasting memory. so i can't remember having driven to the store because that happened a few minutes ago, and i'm really a little fuzzy on how did i get here. or if you start repeating yourself a lot because you don't remember that a you told someone something. >> host: right, right. >> guest: if you're repeating yourself a lot and you don't remember telling you this, again, this is a conversation to bring to your primary care ph

it's something more concerning, like, as our friend greg o'brien will not recognize his car. he'll be standing in front of it, and it won't compute to his brain that that belongs to him, or he won't remember how he got there. over and over again they walk out into a parking lot and think, i don't know how i got here. so that's, you know, the first thing to go on alzheimer's, the first thing under awe attack in your brain is the hippocampus -- >> host: right. >> guest: --ing the part of your brain that's new, consciously-formed memories. if this part of your brain is under attack, you can imagine that information that's recently happened won't go into a lasting memory. so i can't remember having driven to the store because that happened a few minutes ago, and i'm really a little fuzzy on how did i get here. or if you start repeating yourself a lot because you don't remember that a you told someone something. >> host: right, right. >> guest: if you're repeating yourself a lot and you don't remember telling you this, again, this is a conversation to bring to your primary care ph

o'brien. >> i've got two doses. but a couple things, i could watch chad hanks. he's great on camera. >> greg the show. he's the opposite of his father and i'll add one more thing, to the fact that he wants to find a lot of people. he's got a lot of tattoos. i believe that he is a handful. >> greg: i think he would be very interesting as a panelist on the show. if he is watching, you know, call me, you have my number. anyway, kat, aren't all of them in general speaking from a privileged position, none of -- arnold schwarzenegger never has to work again so telling people stay in your home, where your masks, that's easy for him because he can do whatever he wants with his little dog. he's got a pool and donkeys too! he's got donkeys! how many times do i have to say the word, kat? >> your names on the show. you can do what you want. i think i agree with you, i got the vaccine. i say that but i'm not mean to people. if there is people have a lot of questions i didn't even know existed. i got an email from a lady who says she's got synesthesia commission wants to to know -- i still makes' indecisi

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