Kim Kardashian has recently made headlines due to a health report revealing 'gaps in her brain'. The famous personality, who has been leading a stressful life for years, was greatly shocked upon learning about the low activity and aneurysm risk in her recent brain scan.
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From rewriting the history of reality TV with Keeping Up with the Kardashians, to The Kardashians on Hulu, to her billion-dollar shapewear empire SKIMS and her cosmetic brands, Kim is undeniably setting the standards of pop culture.
She's one of the most influential women in the industry, ruling the runway at fashion weeks, the red carpet at the Met Gala, and the algorithm on social media. On one hand, she's studying law, on the other, raising four children, and also starring in a TV show...
However, this time around, the buzz isn't about a new love interest, a scandalous pose, an incident, or a colossal business deal. This time, she's facing a health issue that's left her, and everyone else, asking 'How is this even possible?'
A newfound interest in health check-ups within the family leads each member to individually undergo medical screenings, revealing a rather intriguing health issue concerning Kim Kardashian.
In the latest episode, under the guidance of renowned brain specialist Dr. Daniel Amen, Kim Kardashian undergoes a full-body scan using the Prenuvo device. It is discovered that she has a 'small aneurysm' in her brain. According to her doctors, this aneurysm is akin to a tiny balloon formed from a weak spot in the wall of a brain vessel. It's been there for years, gradually forming over time, and has yet to rupture. However, the revelations don't stop there.
Though Dr. Amen assures Kim that her brain is generally 'quite beautiful' with no findings that would trigger major fears such as anxiety, depression, or risk of Alzheimer's, he points out in an image showing her frontal lobes that the 'hole-like' shapes on the screen are not physical voids; rather, they represent areas of low brain activity. Specifically, he mentions that the activity in the frontal lobe, which is the center for decision-making, planning, and stress management, is lower than normal.
Upon hearing this, Kim, understandably, freaks out on the show. She refuses to accept it, stating, 'I can't accept this, I have things to take care of this summer.' While she laments about the intensity of her life and the pile-up of work, she is particularly upset about the 'low brain activity' part.
Her doctors assure her that there are no serious findings in her brain indicating a degenerative condition like Alzheimer's and, surprisingly, her levels of anxiety and depression are also quite low. So, the issue is not that her 'brain is collapsing'; it's simply a warning that if her body is to continue carrying this much chaos, serious lifestyle adjustments are needed.