Scott E Kanoski

[upbeat music] I'm Andrew Huberman, and I'm a professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine.

My guest today is Dr. Scott Kanoski.

Dr. Scott Kanoski is a professor of human and evolutionary biology and neurobiology at the University of Southern California.

His lab studies how hunger and memory interact and how the mind and body impact appetite, body weight regulation, food craving, and choice.

Dr. Kanoski's lab also studies how different types of nutrients impact brain development and brain function later in life.

Today we discuss many topics, including GLP drugs, how they work, how they impact hunger, and how they impact things like longevity, cognition, and drives in general.

As you'll soon see, Dr. Scott Kanoski is an encyclopedia of useful information about how your brain and body control your relationship to food.

And today, he shares that knowledge with you in a clear, unbiased, and in many cases, actionable way.