Kava: Why Nature’s Xanax Is Making a Comeback
For years, chamomile tea has been a light sleeper’s staple. It’s warm and
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The Neuroscience of Sleep Hacking: Dan Levendowski #520
Our guest on this episode is Dan Levendowski, President and Co-founder of Advanced Brain Monitoring which is a neurodiagnostic device company that has been working on the science of human sleep for about 20 years.
12 Best Adaptogens to Feel Less Stressed, Get Laser Focused and More
In India and China, soldiers have used adaptogens for centuries to handle the
Should You Try Shamanism? Why Putting Skepticism Aside Can Be a Good Thing
The concept of shamanism — an ancient spiritual healing tradition — may seem
Light Hacking: Infrared, the Sun & Your Health – Joovv #516
Our guests today are Justin Strahan and Scott Nelson, the co-founders of a company called Joovv. Joovv is a company that is taking the clinical research behind the healing benefits of red light therapy and turning that into practical devices that you can use at home.
Boost Your Mood and Memory With Sulbutiamine
Sulbutiamine is an upgraded version of vitamin B1 that can pass the blood-brain
Ketamine to Neurofeedback: The Brain Hacking Episode – David Feifel #513
This podcast episode is all about the brain because the guest is master clinician, certified neuropsychiatrist, and brain scientist Dr. David Feifel who developed the world’s first ketamine infusion program for psychiatric disorders.
Why Ketamine Infusions Are the Next Wonder Drug for Depression
Ketamine, which gained notoriety as a club drug in the ‘90s, is gaining
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