[Music]
I am the daughter of a philosopher and apart from the
lucky to have survived this
that was not obvious I have to admit that
this also meant that since childhood
I did the hard questions to
example who am I what being is
what happens in my head in the
head of the others and then growing up
at university other questions as well
inconvenient as for example because some yes
they get sick and others do not because some
they heal and others do not and these questions
they led me on a slope
dangerous that is that of the study
of neurophysiology of emotions e
then gradually as the years go by
I went worse so I am
also occupied with biophysics of the
emotions of energy in our body
and then let’s say the final blow was
those studies on conscience
fortunately I was smart because
I did the psychiatrist so as to dispel
any doubt about my madness
actually in the years of research and then
in many years of clinical practice
what I saw I experienced and I have
understood is that actually in the events
of the health of the disease
what we call humanity then
our relationships are emotions
biography have a weight perhaps a lot
much bigger than we think
and in this the epigenetics and the
neurophysiology of attachment, that is
of early relationships those that
they concern the time of gestation i
first years of life have played a role
central
I do not know if you’ve ever thought you could
really communicate with your DNA and
I do not know if you’ve ever thought about it
most powerful tool you have for
communicate with your DNA and what
more human you own and that is the
emotions, the relationship, the feeling
the touch the look the smile the sound
of the words here is the epigenetics there is
leading to understand this we are
moving from a paradigm in which
we thought of DNA as a program
rigid static that determines builds
our organism to the idea of a DNA
which instead is a program that comes to us
transmitted by our parents and by
previous generations as a
potential a potential that can be
completely changed in his
expression
from the information of the environment then
you understand that this thing is very important
because something really depends on us
but what is epigenetics in terms
molecular and in two words we have
in every cell of ours the beauty of
about three meters of DNA all wrapped up
in 5 microns which is a unit of measurement
infinitesimal and this is already a miracle
but the even bigger miracle is that
actually because this DNA is expressed
it must be opened in the cell
roll out and do it every thousand seconds
according to the needs of the cell but
for this to happen must receive
information and information
received from the outside it was 1997 and
richards truman one of the most important
molecular biologists on the match
biotechnology most important journal
perhaps to the world of molecular biology
he published an article in which he told us
we believed that information
go from DNA to rna and proteins and
we did not consider that it was going too
in the other direction from the outside towards
the interior, that is, from the environment to
the interior and what the environment is
we have two fundamental aspects one is
that of the environment understood as
air food and water
the other in parallel maybe even more
deep perhaps even more powerful is
that of emotions and stories
of our relationship in particular
way in our childhood in ours
very early childhood and in the time of
gestation
think that epigenetic studies there
they say the mother’s emotions
during pregnancy they condition some
r
to minors who are regulators
gene expression in the fetus and in the
successive generations up to the third
subsequent the same spermatozoa not
they only carry the genetic code of the
chromosomes that then 23 chromosomes that
they derive from their father but they too
arran and minors modulating
gene expression and these messages
they are also in the cells that
they will become the gametes of that fetus
those cells that one day when that
fetus will become an adult will pass
information his children and then
understand that we have a concatenation
very powerful and we can
actually interact with this
concatenation this tells us
I understood this epigenetics
in many situations but the first time
when I was still a graduate student
one was entrusted for the first time
patient to be treated alone as unique
we were going to call a girl
cristina had had a transplant of
kidney rennes was from her mother but she
he was rejecting it was anorexic he had
decided to die to refuse the second
possibility of transplanting from a stranger
because I say that the epigenome here had
played an important role because
despite his mother’s kidney
body were compatible was not
compatible from the point of view
emotional because the mother had suffered
maltreatment during gestation e
after the child was born of problems
in the post partum they had been separated and
their relationship has always been
conflictual in some way
the gene expression of the system
immune system of cristina told the
wound of love a long time ago
and the second case instead of what I wanted
quote that of Giulia one of my patients
who loses his child at seven years of age
because of a self placental antibody
that had circulated in the blood of the
mother was her second son, she
he wanted to prove himself one
good mother after you think she was
misbehaved with the first after a few
months since the death of this son the
mother
Giulia with whom Giulia is not
he had been talking about for some time now
breast cancer and after a few months
yet
also Giulia develops it in the same
breast was only addressing the issues
of guilt and anger that in one
some sense we can say they had
circulated in the blood of Julia which has
started to respond better and then fine
to the oncological treatments so much that the
Therapeutic plan was then changed
then you understand well that the element the
fundamental factor in these stories the
fundamental epigenetic factor that
what is not logic like us
we mean but it’s the emotions and the
emotions are an epigenetic factor that
it acts on what we call with e
toma and that is the set of neural networks
and the relationships within our
brain and nervous system that
they say who we are and the collar but it is
actually shaped molded
entirely from our emotions
you can imagine the brain as a
huge bag of hormones as a kind of
re hormonal and biochemical kettle that
it produces energy that we measure
with the electroencephalogram when
let’s sleep let’s emit about 3 r when
we are awake 9
but what happens when we try less
emotion when emotion is like yes
says positive an emotion of joy
linked to the love of wellness we have a
intense peak that remains in the
memory as something that made us
good but when instead we try a
emotion of fear of anguish and still
more when we are small when we are
really in the first years of our life
fetal maternal stress produces a wave
below threshold
you almost do not feel it but who it is
constant and keep the system on alert
it reverberates on the whole body and
this wave somehow comes
stored acts on the circuits
even the terminations burn
nervous and what is the tool for
repair to activate resources
miraculously present within us is
very simple you can do it now
even if you’re in the dark, exchange one
look with your neighbor and already that
you are
dark tried and make it imagine that
in the look you do not see why
you are in the dark but you can imagine it there
be the eyes of those who welcome you
who tells you perfect, you’re fine here
well
welcome this acts acts in the
gestation in the early years of the life
look
think that newborns have the ability
after a few days to recognize 70
different types of smile in the face
of the mother
think that 30 seconds of a hug
activate the city china think that i
new studies of neurophysiology study
the therapeutic effect of caresses
on the repair of stored traumas
in the body because the body is
actually everything as innervated and
everything responds to these stories
then try now for some
instant to become yourself a
you take someone by the hand
already doing it I see you hold on to
hand as if it were really the
connection of an entire neural network i
neurons do so with their synapses
only that difference that we
we have 100 million neurons that do
connections of a thousand according to one million
more times than nucleotides
that make up the alphabet of ours
DNA and keep in mind also something that
when you touch another’s hand
you give information that for everything
the body because the cerebral cortex
brings an area of representation of the
senses of the hand ie of the
much wider hand communications
that for any other area and touch
It is a widespread sense of the eyes you
close up, you can not see your ears
corked but do not feel the touch and
everywhere because the body is initially
the dawn of our development made of
contact experiences and DNA responds
to these then think that while you
you are touching and create this sort
to connect but something happens inside of
you think that happens like a symphony
vibrational a symphony of sounds
so much so that in the near by bologna carlo
ventura studies sounds and cells
stem and then I’ll do it now
to hear sounds for a few moments
that act on our nervous system
and on our DNA
the cry of the child the mother rossano
but also the fathers and you get straight
straight inside it calls you as you can not
call nothing else
and other sounds can instead harmonize
somehow our body is the
our DNA and then are born of
therapies of new therapies
science because you understand that if this is
true and it is so then we have one
chance and we are not just doing it
difficult things but modifying the fabric
of our relationships
modifying the fabric of ours
everyday
the power of a glance the power of a
smile the power of a caress can
actually change everything
biological information within us
because this DNA in adaptive riane
that learns from experience
then you remember that I asked you
if you want to communicate with your DNA
then do it now to my three who
he wants naturally
try to say aloud the
your name
I am going to mention that it is the name with which I am
they called before you came
to the light
a name that has been thought of or
intuition thought for a long time I have
chosen at the last moment but scored
however be welcomed in one way or
in the other in this existence
then for those who want you can communicate
that DNA
to my three saying aloud the
your name which is like saying again
a yes to your life here 123
fantastic
thank you keep in mind that what
you have just made a network
which goes far beyond the individual
we are understanding thanks to the ethical pigeons
thanks to neurophysiology and thanks
to the bio physics of the quanta that nothing is
actually separated from the rest is
so you’ve just experimented
looking at you, taking you by the hand
using the sound that we
we call interdependence in some
so we are connected and we are connected
because we are connected within us by
a network made of contact memories of
looks of tenderness
then in one famous ted one of the fathers
of the concept of connection but steven seung
if this slogan is not mine
genes I am my connection but me
I want to add I am love with
which my connection was raised
I am the love with which I can feed
my connection but that’s who I am
is near
then in this sense indeed
that song that said we are
children of the stars is true and we are there
we find in a situation in which
we are realizing that we can indeed
dialogue with those structures that
we believed immutable and rigid we can
really turn our program
it is the element that transforms it into the
more profound and reverberating
simultaneously at the cerebral level e
at the level of the immune system in
health and illness as well as in the
happiness and well-being
the keystone of this we can
call love
this human thing is so difficult
sometimes for humans
but that has such a great power then
in this perspective that is biographically together
and biological and that unifies the two aspects
where balance and health are perhaps
a situation in which there is no disharmony
between the cell and the spirit and for
spirit in tents or anything you
believe
here is in this condition that game of
words that albeit etymologically
groundless law of the word alpha love
privative to morse the absence of death
in this light, that play on words is
incredibly true thank you
[Music]
I am the daughter of a philosopher and apart from the
lucky to have survived this
that was not obvious I have to admit that
this also meant that since childhood
I did the hard questions to
example who am I what being is
what happens in my head in the
head of the others and then growing up
at university other questions as well
inconvenient as for example because some yes
they get sick and others do not because some
they heal and others do not and these questions
they led me on a slope
dangerous that is that of the study
of neurophysiology of emotions e
then gradually as the years go by
I went worse so I am
also occupied with biophysics of the
emotions of energy in our body
and then let’s say the final blow was
those studies on conscience
fortunately I was smart because
I did the psychiatrist so as to dispel
any doubt about my madness
actually in the years of research and then
in many years of clinical practice
what I saw I experienced and I have
understood is that actually in the events
of the health of the disease
what we call humanity then
our relationships are emotions
biography have a weight perhaps a lot
much bigger than we think
and in this the epigenetics and the
neurophysiology of attachment, that is
of early relationships those that
they concern the time of gestation i
first years of life have played a role
central
I do not know if you’ve ever thought you could
really communicate with your DNA and
I do not know if you’ve ever thought about it
most powerful tool you have for
communicate with your DNA and what
more human you own and that is the
emotions, the relationship, the feeling
the touch the look the smile the sound
of the words here is the epigenetics there is
leading to understand this we are
moving from a paradigm in which
we thought of DNA as a program
rigid static that determines builds
our organism to the idea of a DNA
which instead is a program that comes to us
transmitted by our parents and by
previous generations as a
potential a potential that can be
completely changed in his
expression
from the information of the environment then
you understand that this thing is very important
because something really depends on us
but what is epigenetics in terms
molecular and in two words we have
in every cell of ours the beauty of
about three meters of DNA all wrapped up
in 5 microns which is a unit of measurement
infinitesimal and this is already a miracle
but the even bigger miracle is that
actually because this DNA is expressed
it must be opened in the cell
roll out and do it every thousand seconds
according to the needs of the cell but
for this to happen must receive
information and information
received from the outside it was 1997 and
richards truman one of the most important
molecular biologists on the match
biotechnology most important journal
perhaps to the world of molecular biology
he published an article in which he told us
we believed that information
go from DNA to rna and proteins and
we did not consider that it was going too
in the other direction from the outside towards
the interior, that is, from the environment to
the interior and what the environment is
we have two fundamental aspects one is
that of the environment understood as
air food and water
the other in parallel maybe even more
deep perhaps even more powerful is
that of emotions and stories
of our relationship in particular
way in our childhood in ours
very early childhood and in the time of
gestation
think that epigenetic studies there
they say the mother’s emotions
during pregnancy they condition some
r
to minors who are regulators
gene expression in the fetus and in the
successive generations up to the third
subsequent the same spermatozoa not
they only carry the genetic code of the
chromosomes that then 23 chromosomes that
they derive from their father but they too
arran and minors modulating
gene expression and these messages
they are also in the cells that
they will become the gametes of that fetus
those cells that one day when that
fetus will become an adult will pass
information his children and then
understand that we have a concatenation
very powerful and we can
actually interact with this
concatenation this tells us
I understood this epigenetics
in many situations but the first time
when I was still a graduate student
one was entrusted for the first time
patient to be treated alone as unique
we were going to call a girl
cristina had had a transplant of
kidney rennes was from her mother but she
he was rejecting it was anorexic he had
decided to die to refuse the second
possibility of transplanting from a stranger
because I say that the epigenome here had
played an important role because
despite his mother’s kidney
body were compatible was not
compatible from the point of view
emotional because the mother had suffered
maltreatment during gestation e
after the child was born of problems
in the post partum they had been separated and
their relationship has always been
conflictual in some way
the gene expression of the system
immune system of cristina told the
wound of love a long time ago
and the second case instead of what I wanted
quote that of Giulia one of my patients
who loses his child at seven years of age
because of a self placental antibody
that had circulated in the blood of the
mother was her second son, she
he wanted to prove himself one
good mother after you think she was
misbehaved with the first after a few
months since the death of this son the
mother
Giulia with whom Giulia is not
he had been talking about for some time now
breast cancer and after a few months
yet
also Giulia develops it in the same
breast was only addressing the issues
of guilt and anger that in one
some sense we can say they had
circulated in the blood of Julia which has
started to respond better and then fine
to the oncological treatments so much that the
Therapeutic plan was then changed
then you understand well that the element the
fundamental factor in these stories the
fundamental epigenetic factor that
what is not logic like us
we mean but it’s the emotions and the
emotions are an epigenetic factor that
it acts on what we call with e
toma and that is the set of neural networks
and the relationships within our
brain and nervous system that
they say who we are and the collar but it is
actually shaped molded
entirely from our emotions
you can imagine the brain as a
huge bag of hormones as a kind of
re hormonal and biochemical kettle that
it produces energy that we measure
with the electroencephalogram when
let’s sleep let’s emit about 3 r when
we are awake 9
but what happens when we try less
emotion when emotion is like yes
says positive an emotion of joy
linked to the love of wellness we have a
intense peak that remains in the
memory as something that made us
good but when instead we try a
emotion of fear of anguish and still
more when we are small when we are
really in the first years of our life
fetal maternal stress produces a wave
below threshold
you almost do not feel it but who it is
constant and keep the system on alert
it reverberates on the whole body and
this wave somehow comes
stored acts on the circuits
even the terminations burn
nervous and what is the tool for
repair to activate resources
miraculously present within us is
very simple you can do it now
even if you’re in the dark, exchange one
look with your neighbor and already that
you are
dark tried and make it imagine that
in the look you do not see why
you are in the dark but you can imagine it there
be the eyes of those who welcome you
who tells you perfect, you’re fine here
well
welcome this acts acts in the
gestation in the early years of the life
look
think that newborns have the ability
after a few days to recognize 70
different types of smile in the face
of the mother
think that 30 seconds of a hug
activate the city china think that i
new studies of neurophysiology study
the therapeutic effect of caresses
on the repair of stored traumas
in the body because the body is
actually everything as innervated and
everything responds to these stories
then try now for some
instant to become yourself a
you take someone by the hand
already doing it I see you hold on to
hand as if it were really the
connection of an entire neural network i
neurons do so with their synapses
only that difference that we
we have 100 million neurons that do
connections of a thousand according to one million
more times than nucleotides
that make up the alphabet of ours
DNA and keep in mind also something that
when you touch another’s hand
you give information that for everything
the body because the cerebral cortex
brings an area of representation of the
senses of the hand ie of the
much wider hand communications
that for any other area and touch
It is a widespread sense of the eyes you
close up, you can not see your ears
corked but do not feel the touch and
everywhere because the body is initially
the dawn of our development made of
contact experiences and DNA responds
to these then think that while you
you are touching and create this sort
to connect but something happens inside of
you think that happens like a symphony
vibrational a symphony of sounds
so much so that in the near by bologna carlo
ventura studies sounds and cells
stem and then I’ll do it now
to hear sounds for a few moments
that act on our nervous system
and on our DNA
the cry of the child the mother rossano
but also the fathers and you get straight
straight inside it calls you as you can not
call nothing else
and other sounds can instead harmonize
somehow our body is the
our DNA and then are born of
therapies of new therapies
science because you understand that if this is
true and it is so then we have one
chance and we are not just doing it
difficult things but modifying the fabric
of our relationships
modifying the fabric of ours
everyday
the power of a glance the power of a
smile the power of a caress can
actually change everything
biological information within us
because this DNA in adaptive riane
that learns from experience
then you remember that I asked you
if you want to communicate with your DNA
then do it now to my three who
he wants naturally
try to say aloud the
your name
I am going to mention that it is the name with which I am
they called before you came
to the light
a name that has been thought of or
intuition thought for a long time I have
chosen at the last moment but scored
however be welcomed in one way or
in the other in this existence
then for those who want you can communicate
that DNA
to my three saying aloud the
your name which is like saying again
a yes to your life here 123
fantastic
thank you keep in mind that what
you have just made a network
which goes far beyond the individual
we are understanding thanks to the ethical pigeons
thanks to neurophysiology and thanks
to the bio physics of the quanta that nothing is
actually separated from the rest is
so you’ve just experimented
looking at you, taking you by the hand
using the sound that we
we call interdependence in some
so we are connected and we are connected
because we are connected within us by
a network made of contact memories of
looks of tenderness
then in one famous ted one of the fathers
of the concept of connection but steven seung
if this slogan is not mine
genes I am my connection but me
I want to add I am love with
which my connection was raised
I am the love with which I can feed
my connection but that’s who I am
is near
then in this sense indeed
that song that said we are
children of the stars is true and we are there
we find in a situation in which
we are realizing that we can indeed
dialogue with those structures that
we believed immutable and rigid we can
really turn our program
it is the element that transforms it into the
more profound and reverberating
simultaneously at the cerebral level e
at the level of the immune system in
health and illness as well as in the
happiness and well-being
the keystone of this we can
call love
this human thing is so difficult
sometimes for humans
but that has such a great power then
in this perspective that is biographically together
and biological and that unifies the two aspects
where balance and health are perhaps
a situation in which there is no disharmony
between the cell and the spirit and for
spirit in tents or anything you
believe
here is in this condition that game of
words that albeit etymologically
groundless law of the word alpha love
privative to morse the absence of death
in this light, that play on words is
incredibly true thank you
[Music]
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