Episode request: Epigenetics, Fertility, Pregnancy and best practices through early childhood to make a SuperBaby
What would be the best practices and protocols including supplementation for both a man and woman who are trying to conceive? Folate, Omegas, Acetyl L-Carnitine? Maybe Tongkat for libido? CoQ-10? 5-MTHF? Is the Mozart thing for real? Reading aloud to the fetus? What about strenuous exercise for the pregnant mother. When is it ok for mother to resume alcohol if she consumes it?
Make this premium worth while--Let people help you answer questions
Hi Andrew, hope you read this. Im a 3rd year neuroscientist, have been following you since your plasticity series (still the best episodes) and I love you and your podcast--the only reason i paid for this subscription. I assumed the 'ask me anything' would be some kind of way to actually get answers from you. Obviously, you're extremely busy to do this for all these peoples questions, and can only look over some of them. Why not delegate the answering to other people, and then just approve or adjust answers for certain important questions?? i would love to volunteer to try this and help you answer things. I'm at wash-u in visual neuroscience so i can probably answer many questions people have regarding the visual system or your light-based protocols, and would love to help you in any way. I'm afraid im going to unsubscribe unless i feel like im actually getting something from this premium subscription, and this is the best way I can think of to make it worth-while for people like me or anyone else. Plus, everyone wouldnt need to know you have 'minions' answering questions for you, it would feel like you are really reading and looking into most-all of your premium subscribers questions. Best, SM
Practices and or Supplements to support vision loss following stroke.
Since your lab focuses much of its work on restoring vision, what are the key findings from this work that can be used to help a young stroke patient (23) enhance vision after suffering loss on the left side after suffering an ischemic stroke last year?