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    edging how it damages your brain i'm dr trish  leigh let me tell you about it we're gonna go  

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    through three points in this video number  one what is edging and in this 2.0 version  

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    what edging is not then secondly what we're  going to talk about is what edging does to  

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    your brain and why it's so dangerous i work with  so many people that regret the fact that they got  

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    into this practice and they were sucked into  it without even knowing they were doing it and  

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    definitely not knowing what it was doing to their  brains third what you can do to back yourself  

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    out of the mode that you have put your brain in  on accident and heal your brain so that it works  

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    optimally and you can leave pornography behind  okay number one what is edging and what it's not  

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    okay edging is the practice of viewing pornography  in longer and longer sessions may be coming  

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    back and forth between viewing pornography and  dipping into your life a little bit but then  

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    coming back for dopamine because your life has  become difficult to manage without dopamine hits  

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    coming back but you might stay in a session  and open multiple tabs and with increasing  

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    intensity move from one scene to another  to another holding that buzzer that high  

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    that buzz that high that numbing feeling  that sensation thing that you're craving  

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    the thing that you want so much to take the edge  off and make you feel good in this human condition  

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    gets better with every increasing move you take  towards watching more and watching more intensity  

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    that is edging what you're doing is you're  holding a flood of dopamine in your brain  

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    your reward center of your brain is being bathed  i want you to think of a bath bathed in dopamine  

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    which you're not supposed to get in that amount  or for that long so your brain's being bathed in  

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    dopamine to feel more and more chill and relaxed  and numbed out but there's consequences to that  

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    so that edging session is you're going forward  with increased intensity feeling better and you're  

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    holding off on the release to have your brain  linger in that bath now the consequences are your  

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    brain's not supposed to be there for that long  or at that heightened arousal and intensity level  

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    so what happens is you are desensitizing the  reward center in your brain which means when  

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    you go to be with your partner not only can you  not get an erection you won't be able to ejaculate  

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    it creates massive sexual problems with  the partner that you have in your real life  

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    what happens also is the d2 dopamine receptors in  your brain are no longer working so now next time  

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    you go back you need to go back more frequently  more consistently with even more heightened  

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    intensity you need more and more and more to  get where you were a month ago because your  

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    brain is becoming fried out at the same time it's  dropping out the activity in your frontal lobe  

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    your decision making skills are decreasing  your ability to think and focus are going  

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    out the window you are damaging your brain that's  what edging is now what edging is not edging is  

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    not being with your partner and trying to  have that experience continue for x amount  

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    of time while you linger in these lower dopamine  levels but i'm going to caution you here because  

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    if it involves fantasy and if you are trailing  off into something that's in your arousal template  

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    from pornography you're bringing that into the  human sexual experience and then what's happening  

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    there is you're no longer with your partner in the  present you're lingering in that dopamine flood  

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    in that bath what you're going for is more of a  dopamine shower with your partner and actually  

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    i don't even remember it but i looked up i will i  will bring it to you in a different video i looked  

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    up how long the average sexual experience should  be because i talked to so many people like i used  

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    to be able to go for an hour and a half two hours  but now i can only go for 30 minutes the average  

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    is in the 15 minute range so think about that  is that you want to be able to hold your brain  

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    in that mode you know 10 15 20 25 minutes to hold  your brain in that mode for hours and for days is  

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    very damaging now let me tell you the anecdotal  story very quick of a few people that i work with  

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    many people actually but we're going to call it  the few out of the masses is that when you get  

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    to that point your brain needs so much dopamine  to exist it's difficult to exist in the world  

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    and then when you try to leave it behind it is  devastating trying to leave it behind it really  

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    involves a weaning process over an extended amount  of time i do not want that for you that's why if  

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    you can back yourself out of that now if you  feel yourself going towards lots of tabs with  

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    increasing intensity please back yourself out  for your own sake your brain will thank you  

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    so okay now that's what happens in your brain  how are you going to do it now in the perfect  

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    world you'd rip that band-aid right off and  you would stop watching pornography altogether  

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    that would be ideal because then your brain will  start to recalibrate itself it will get out of  

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    this neo-homeostasis mode it'll move back to the  optimal homeostasis or norm and you will start  

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    to feel common focused again you will stop feeling  angsty and anxious you'll stop feeling overwhelmed  

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    social anxiety will decrease that is the perfect  world rip that band-aid right off and struggle  

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    through some amount of time but if you've been  edging for a while likely you're going to have to  

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    decrease the consistency the frequency the length  and the amount of dopamine flooding that you have  

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    been doing but i know some people are gonna say  it's bad advice and it is bad advice because  

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    it would probably be almost impossible  for you ripping off the band-aid is the  

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    is actually the better way to go stop watching  let your brain recalibrate itself and move on  

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    but that can be really difficult for people so  if you can't do that it's a cheat in the right  

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    direction and i agree i don't love the cheats in  the right direction but if you can't succeed using  

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    the rip the band-aid off technique then cheating  in the right direction can give you success  

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    and we know from the neuroscience that success  breeds more success so get successful start either  

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    cheating in the right direction or go cold turkey  using strategies tools techniques and support  

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    and i've created programs my new uh our new  pornbrainreboot.org website is ready the nonprofit  

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    isn't completely established at the recording  of this video but it will be soon so go check  

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    out that new website pornbrainreboot.org there's  different levels of programs that are there for  

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    you and if you want the comprehensive program from  start to finish it's there for you if not stay  

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    here watch the videos like and subscribe get the  notifications use the strategies at the end of the  

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    video and they will start coming together for you  okay remember control your brain or to control you

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Use "recalibrate" in a sentence | "recalibrate" example sentences

How to use "recalibrate" in a sentence?

  • Once we reach a certain age, we tend to recalibrate our expectations. We expect less from the world once we've seen it up close.
    -Marianne Williamson-
  • If you explode onto the scene at a very young age, there are so many people pulling you in different directions. It takes time to recalibrate and see what's important.
    -Clive Owen-

Definition and meaning of RECALIBRATE

What does "recalibrate mean?"

/ˌrēˈkalibrāt/

transitive verb
Calibrate (something) again or differently..
verb
calibrate something again or differently.