Brain Rot Is Real with Reza Hosseini Ghomi, MD, MSE

Cutting-Edge Tools for Fog, Sleep, and Memory

Dr Ghomi has been in the trenches of brain health and mental performance for decades. As a clinical physician, he works with real people facing real-life challenges while simultaneously operating at the cutting edge of diagnostics, therapeutics and AI-driven healthcare. As a returning guest, we catch up on the latest developments since our last conversation before tackling questions from people struggling with anxiety, poor sleep and brain fog.

Dr Reza Hosseini Ghomi is a neuropsychiatrist, engineer, and serial healthcare entrepreneur founding four health tech companies including Frontier Psychiatry and MedFlow. A cancer survivor at 22, I pivoted from naval engineering to medicine, training in biomedical engineering and neuropsychiatry. My work spans MR image registration software, MRI-compatible exercise devices, EHRs and numerous enhancements, digital cognitive testing, and voice-based digital biomarkers. Now focused on transforming healthcare using AI enhanced workflow automations to drive value based care models and improve patient outcomes.

Contact:

Website – https://www.brainmindedmd.com

Join us as we explore:

  • Mental performance is plummeting and brain rot is real – so what are the most cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic tools and techniques available to us?
  • “My blood work is all normal, but my mind is foggy and my memory isn’t sharp, now what?”
  • The three biggest food culprits for poor mental performance.
  • The pros and cons of giving the AI LLM’s your health data, plus some helpful guidelines for a better, safer experience.
  • What sets apart contained, specifically directed LLM’s like OpenEvidence?
  • Using the human voice to diagnose brain health challenges from depression to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
  • Dr Ghomi’s experience and opinion on peptides and GLP drugs.

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Brain Rot Is Real with Reza Hosseini Ghomi, MD, MSE

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