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“I take 10 g a day every day. I feel great doing it. I got to have my my 10 g of creatine for my brain.”— Rhonda Patrick
Lovaza (generic icosapent/omega-3 ethyl esters)
“my blood profiles were pretty good, but they improved pretty dramatically when I started taking Lovaza. So, I'm grateful to you for encouraging the omega-3”— Andrew Huberman
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“I take Lovaza, I take vitamin D, D3. I take a lot. I take 5 to 8,000 IU per day and I get sunlight.”— Andrew Huberman
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“I like to take magnesium bisglycinate or glycinate for sleep... glycine also is great to take for sleep”— Rhonda Patrick
S. C. Gwynne
“There's a great book about Texas called um Empire of the Summer Moon. About the settlers encountering the Comanche.”— Joe Rogan
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“Well, also take resveratrol. It's a good supplement. And the amount that you get in supplements is like far exceeds a glass of wine.”— Joe Rogan
Ivan de Araujo, Mark Schiller, Dana Small
“there's a wonderful review written by Ivan de Araujo... It's called Rethinking Food Reward and it was published in the Annual Reviews of Psychology.”— Andrew Huberman
Kevin Tracy
“right in front of my face was your book, The Great Nerve. And I thought, okay, universe... I recommend everybody read this book.”— Tim Ferriss
Charles Sherrington
“he wrote a famous book which I recommend to anyone, even casual readers of neuroscience, should read Charles Sharington's book, The Integrative Action of the Nervous System.”— Kevin Tracy
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“getting above a thousand milligrams, and probably even closer to 2,000 milligrams per day of EPAs, can be beneficial for mood”— Andrew Huberman
(generic supplement)
“another thing that's really good for your cognitive function ... is creatine ... I take creatine every day.”— Joe Rogan
Stephen Porges
“I love, love, love the book 'Polyvagal Theory' by Stephen Porges. I think it's a beautiful description of our understanding about the vagus nerve.”— Andrew Huberman
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“But I'm going to take the supplement because I've seen the data that shows how important it can be.”— William Li
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“another probiotic I take is called Lactobacillus rutery... So, you know, uh why wouldn't I actually take that?”— William Li
James Nestor
“there's two books three I'd recommend if you're very interested in this since it impacts so many people certainly Breath by James Nester”— Dr. Staci Whitman
Sharon Moore
“and um sleep wrecked kid by Sharon Moore if you're a parent”— Dr. Staci Whitman
Matthew Walker
“the one and only Mighty Matt Walker who wrote The Marvelous book why we sleep and uh we went into this topic in depth”— Andrew Huberman
Sarah Gottfried
“I read the hormone cure and found it to be tremendously interesting and informative... so I highly recommend the hormone cure for anybody interested in hormones”— Andrew Huberman
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