Episode #2195

Andrew Huberman

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Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman discusses dog breed genetics, the neuroscience of smell, and the psychology of manipulation. The conversation also covers boxing and MMA techniques, cold exposure protocols, nicotine and cannabis effects on neuroplasticity, GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, MDMA-assisted therapy, and the benefits of voluntary physical adversity.

What they talked about

  • Dog breed genetics and wolf ancestry
  • Human scent tracking ability vs. bloodhounds
  • Loss of smell from viral infections and smell training
  • Manipulation and toxic relationships
  • Smelling salts and adrenaline response
  • Liver shots in fighting and pain response
  • Ilia Topuria's boxing technique and hand speed
  • Nootropics for alertness and focus

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