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PBD Podcast
In this high-energy conversation, host Adam and Dr. Rhonda Patrick explore the intersection of lifestyle choices, cutting-edge science, and longevity breakthroughs. Dr. Patrick introduces her background in biomedical science and public health education through her podcast, *Found My Fitness*, emphas …
Tom Bilyeu
In this episode of Health Theory, host Tom Bilyeu interviews Dr. Emeran Mayer, a UCLA professor and author of *The Mind-Gut Connection*, to explore how the gut functions as a "second brain" that interacts bidirectionally with the central nervous system. Dr. Mayer explains that for millions of years, …
Tom Bilyeu
Dr. Will Cole, a top functional medicine practitioner and author of *Ketoarian* and the upcoming book *The Inflammation Spectrum*, argues that chronic disease is not merely genetic but largely driven by "insidious inflammation." He defines this as a spectrum ranging from mild symptoms like brain fog …
Tom Bilyeu
Dr. Mahmoud Ghannoum, a leading expert on the microbiome with over 400 published papers and more than 20,000 citations, introduces the concept of the mycobiome to explain that our internal ecosystem is not solely bacterial but includes fungi, viruses, parasites, and phages living in harmony. He uses …
Tom Bilyeu
Dr. Uma Naidoo, a Harvard-trained nutritional psychiatrist and author of *The Food Mood Connection*, introduces the field of nutritional psychiatry by emphasizing that mental health is inextricably linked to physical biology rather than just mindset or medication alone. She explains her journey from …
Tom Bilyeu
In this episode of Health Theory, host Tom Bilyeu interviews Dr. Drew Ramsey, a renowned nutritional psychiatrist and author, to address the global mental health epidemic where depression is identified as the number one cause of disability worldwide. The conversation highlights that while psychologi …
Tom Bilyeu
Dr. Steven Gundry argues that modern dietary habits, particularly those prevalent in America where people eat for 16 hours a day and consume roughly 60% processed foods, are driving disease by damaging the gut lining. He posits that skin issues like eczema or rashes often reflect internal problems w …
Tom Bilyeu
Dr. Naveen Jain argues that there are no universally healthy foods, but rather specific items like sugar and artificial sweeteners that are detrimental to everyone due to their impact on the oral microbiome. When processed sugars or sweeteners enter the mouth, they cause microbes to produce lactic a …
The Diary Of A CEO
Dr. Will Cole, a leading functional medicine practitioner and author of *Gut Feelings*, argues that conventional healthcare often fails to address the root causes of illness because it focuses on diagnosing diseases with medication rather than optimizing health through nutrition and lifestyle change …
The Diary Of A CEO
Professor Tim Spectre, a top-cited scientist and rheumatologist, argues for forty years of medical orthodoxy regarding brain health has been incorrect due to an overemphasis on treating the mind as separate from the body. His research reveals that depression, mood changes, fatigue, and even dementia …
Andrew Huberman
Emotions are fundamentally rooted in a complex brain-body relationship where biological events and chemical pathways within the body directly influence how we feel, rather than arising solely from mental states. Andrew Huberman explains that emotions function as a push-pull mechanism between attract …
Andrew Huberman
Dr. Diego Bohórquez, a professor of medicine and neurobiology at Duke University and a pioneer in gut sensing research, joins Huberman Lab to explain that the gut-brain axis extends far beyond the commonly discussed microbiome. While traditional physiology focused on hormones released into the blood …
Andrew Huberman
Dr. Charles Zuker explains that human perception transforms a physical reality into electrical signals processed entirely by neurons, distinguishing between simple detection and complex perception. Detection occurs when specific receptor cells on the tongue interact with chemicals like sugar molecul …