Dr huberman, I have been watching your podcast for a number of months and it has greatly improved my life. Thank you. I have just recently started working out and it is making me feel great. What's your best piece of advice you can give to someone like me in my situation?
I am a 53-year-old male. I think I am healthy (I take no prescriptions). I work out 3-5 times a week with cardio and weights. I want to maximize/feed my body in every way I can. I also emphasize enhancing overall brain function as much as possible. What supplements should I take every day, and when? I am taking Thesis and the daily greens you recommend. I would consider taking the momentous if I knew what to take. I am not concerned with the cost per month. Thank you so much - I love all that you do for us.
Dr. Huberman, I keep hearing you reference an upcoming podcast on ego depletion. When you do it, can you address the study mentioned in this article that asserts the ego depletion wasn't really a thing? https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/how-do-you-know/202011/how-willpower-wasnt-the-truth-about-ego-depletion
Your explanation of the awareness of one's 90 minute ultradian seems rather subjective. Are there any objective technological metrics such as CT/MRI, blood chemistry, cardiology, or other measurements available to confirm one's ultradian rhythm? Also, any research on the placebo effect of a subjective ultradian mindset?
Is there a specific part of the brain which is active for nighttime teeth clenching, and steps to take to avoid activation / turn off? Clearly one should follow your sleep guidelines plus effective ways to limit [di-]stress. But is there any thing one can do that specifically targets the parts of the brain that are active during clenching. I’ve found many things that help at the 10-20%level and need that final push to break habit/cycle. I have good sleep habits; 7-8hrs total; 3-4 hrs from rem/deep. Thank you kindly Dr Huberman. Sonya