Huberman Lab
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Sep 13, 2026
Victoria VanstoneHOST
The science now basically says there's no real health benefit to drinking, only different levels of risk, which I find fascinating.
Victoria VanstoneHOST
If you're a bit of a science brain listening today, I really recommend tuning into the Huberman Lab episode on alcohol.
Victoria VanstoneHOST
It's really interesting.
Victoria VanstoneHOST
He goes really deeply into the science side of booze and he mentions how one glass of wine a week will raise your anxiety by 25% all the time.
Andrew HubermanGUEST
And I think thanks to the great Matt Walker, we now understand that the whole thing of, "I'll sleep when I'm dead," is a really dumb mindset.
Andrew HubermanGUEST
And you know, uh, my team at the Huberman Lab podcast, we sometimes joke that we win by sleeping.
Andrew HubermanGUEST
You know, when we're in the peak of things, we all encourage each other to, like, get rest.
Andrew HubermanGUEST
You know, get rest.
Erika AhernHOST
Now, Johnson sees himself as a sort of peak of health optimization.
Erika AhernHOST
He pushes all those red lights and ice baths and workouts and Huberman lab protocols to the utter limit.
Erika AhernHOST
Longevity influencers are also kind of performance artists.
Erika AhernHOST
They're peddling a new or perhaps very ancient philosophy of man.
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Erika AhernHOST
If we're going to avoid wasting our time on smoke and mirrors, we need to know what we're optimizing for.
Erika AhernHOST
So maybe we need better role models than Steven Bartlett.
Erika AhernHOST
Before Diary of a CEO and Huberman Lab, communities of humans have optimized.
Erika AhernHOST
We know them by their relative health compared to the cultures around them, their longevity of some individual members, but mostly of their community as a whole, and their comparative happiness as a group.
Adam FlintHOST
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Adam FlintHOST
How you doing? All right.
Adam FlintHOST
And Jen is currently training for what number marathon is it, Jen, that you're going to run? 10, 20, at least 20.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
Andrew Huberman, scientist, has a very popular science broadcast, podcast.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
The Huberman Lab has released his most recent book called Protocols.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
And he outlines a list of 10 protocols for a better life.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
And in the middle of a conversation about the protocols, he said, in the science community, a lot of people shy away from faith.
Alaina BeyarHOST
What's that guy's name?
Carly BeyarHOST
The Huberman Lab?
Alaina BeyarHOST
No.
Alaina BeyarHOST
This past weekend.
Megyn KellyHOST
We've got a first-time guest on the show today, Dr. Andrew Huberman.
Megyn KellyHOST
He's a neuroscientist, Stanford professor, and host of the hugely popular Huberman Lab podcast.
Megyn KellyHOST
He has published more than 75 peer-reviewed articles in top scientific journals, and delivered more than 100 invited research and keynote seminars around the world.
Megyn KellyHOST
He's had a fascinating life and provided guidance on how to live better to millions of fans and followers, but he's never written a book until now.
Carolyn WatkinsGUEST
But I Listen to a lot of content about it.
Carolyn WatkinsGUEST
A lot of like the High Rocks podcast, even like sometimes like Huberman Lab or like some of the more scientific podcasts also do episodes that dive a little more deep into the science side of things instead of the training side of things.
Carolyn WatkinsGUEST
I really enjoy those as well.
John PatonHOST
Okay, yeah, we're lucky to have so many great resources.
Glenn KriegerHOST
Um, I was just literally just finished up a podcast yesterday.
Glenn KriegerHOST
Uh, Andy Huberman out of Stanford, right? You know, um, the Huberman Lab.
Glenn KriegerHOST
Uh, he had on, I, I don't know if she's a, a neuropsychologist, a, a AI coder.
Glenn KriegerHOST
She w- I don't know if you heard that one, but it's amazing.
Megyn KellyHOST
We've got a first-time guest on the show today, Dr. Andrew Huberman.
Megyn KellyHOST
He's a neuroscientist, Stanford professor, and host of the hugely popular Huberman Lab podcast.
Megyn KellyHOST
He has published more than 75 peer-reviewed articles in top scientific journals and delivered more than 100 invited research and keynote seminars around the world.
Megyn KellyHOST
He's had a fascinating life and provided guidance on how to live better to millions of fans and followers, but he's never written a book until now.
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