@nicknorwitz@nytimes@hubermanlab Maybe he uses science and statistics because he’s a scientist???? Seems obvious to me. I listen to Huberman every chance I get and I support his channel.
@SatchinPanda I know it depends but in general does sleeping 1am-9am have the same health benefits as sleeping 10pm-6am? I am having a discussion with a colleague about this.
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Poor metabolic health is the leading cause of most chronic medical conditions.
Only 12% of Americans are metabolically healthy
Restore your metabolic health with Dr. Jay Wrigley as I ask questions from the perspective of a patient. Part 1
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Do you know anyone who wants to get off insulin in 2022? Share this video to restore hope.
Podcast episode #76 featuring Gwen:
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@ifixhearts I am loving your audio book. Your voice is easy on the ears & I feels like you are speaking to the listener. Great book to give to family that won’t listen to what I say. 🤪
@NWSWPC I have to drive from St. Tammany Parish to Jackson, MS airport Tuesday. It looks like I should be ok? I got a text my flight might get canceled.
@kevinnbass Yeah, I think the challenge comes when people’s identity or careers are based on something they believe to be true. So they’re resistant to admitting they’re wrong, because they have so much invested. And then there’s the obvious issue of pride and wanting to be right, smart, etc
@TyRBeal That’s what is exciting to me about science. Thinking one way and finding a completely different avenue to explore because my hypothesis was incorrect. It means I learned something new.
Here is a comprehensive ranking of foods by density in six nutrients commonly lacking globally
Top sources:
•Organs (liver, spleen, kidney, heart)
•Dark leafy greens
•Shellfish (crustaceans, clams, mussels, oysters)
•Fish, w/ bones
•Ruminant meat
•Eggs
•Milk/cheese