Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.
@hubermanlab
Professor of Neurobiology & Ophthalmology at Stanford Medicine • Host of the Huberman Lab podcast • Focused on science & health research & public education
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I don’t listen to Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. but when I do it’s with James Hollis. Phenomenal conversation.
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Tomorrow’s Huberman Lab podcast is with a world class Neuroscientist and Neurosurgeon Stanford Medicine covering actionable ways to improve brain health, cognitive longevity, and recover from concussion and TBI, stroke & more. Non invasive and new stem cell based approaches included.
“Shut up, suit up, show up” - a long and insightful conversation with Dr James Hollis. There are so many gems in there in the conversation. Suggest everyone to listen. Thank you Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/hub…
Waves of electrical activity wash the garbage out of your brain while you sleep.
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I'm only 30 minutes in but this is already perhaps the most important podcast I've listened to this year.
'We have an appointment with our own souls. And the question is: Are you going to show up for the appointment?'
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Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.
“They say silence is golden - unless you have kids, then silence is just suspicious.”
Happy #MothersDay !
Wild this is likely to be considered a controversial statement to some. Life is one long developmental arc so in the absence of objective evidence of “reversing aging” (or even an operational definition of what that is), I agree with Charles Brenner, PhD on this.
What do you think?
On the sixth and final episode of the Huberman Lab podcast series on sleep with Dr. Matthew Walker Matt Walker I asked him: if you could give just one tip to people to improve their sleep the most. What would it be? Here is his answer: