
Andrew Huberman
PhD, Stanford Neuroscientist
Neuroscientist and tenured professor at Stanford School of Medicine. Host of the Huberman Lab podcast, one of the most popular science podcasts globally, where he discusses neuroscience and science-based tools for everyday life. Wikipedia
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Current Stack
42 supplements

"For me it's water and some form of caffeine."

"My gut was filled with this very high contrast stuff. They said because that high contrast stuff is high concentrations of magnesium that we see in people that ingest large amounts of blueberries."
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$19.89 total
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"I've been taking glutamine for years and find it useful when feeling run down. There are decent data on its role in offsetting leaky gut and it can also be used to help reduce sugar cravings."
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$109.99 total
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"Typically, if I leveraged other forms of pharmacology in order to enhance learning and memory, things like phosphatidyl serine, I would do that by taking those things before I sat down to learn a particular set of information."

"I like chamomile tea after a meal."
$0.10/ct
$5.77 total
Supplement Timeline
183 episodes across 6 years
All Sources
924 references from 187 podcast episodes
How Foods and Nutrients Control Our Moods
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“Inside the bean is L-DOPA. Mucuna pruriens is not just something that promotes dopamine release; it is chemically L-DOPA, the precursor to dopamine.”
“Mucuna pruriens I've tried. It was too dopaminergic for me. I got really, really jazzed up and then a severe crash for me the next day.”
Andrew Huberman - TRT, PEDs, Maxing Out Natural T, Supplements, Diet, Sleep & Hormones Deep Dive
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How to Defeat Jet Lag, Shift Work & Sleeplessness
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Sleep Toolkit: Tools for Optimizing Sleep & Sleep-Wake Timing
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“For many people however taking 145 milligrams of magnesium threonate can be very beneficial. That's the dosage that most people will benefit from.”
Master Your Sleep & Be More Alert When Awake
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“There are a lot of forms of magnesium out there, but in particular is magnesium threonate which is associated with transporters in the body that bring more of it into cells that allow people to feel this kind of drowsiness.”
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