By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 10 Feb 23
Juraj Kocar, CEO of Somavedic, joins us today to explain how EMF exposure can affect our brain and bodies. Why Should We Be Concerned about EMF Exposure?We live in the high-tech age of non-stop connectivity. Smartphones, wireless routers, Bluetooth devices, and other home appliances connected to the IoT (Internet of Things) are based on wireless connectivity. They are making our lives easier and more convenient, but it comes with a price.We live in the high-tech age of non-stop connectivity but it comes with a price.There are over 25,000 peer-reviewed studies suggesting the adverse effects of EMFs on humans, animals, or plants.
Juraj Kocar, CEO of Somavedic, joins us today to explain how EMF exposure can affect our brain and bodies. Why Should We Be Concerned about EMF Exposure?We live in the high-tech age of non-stop connectivity. Smartphones, wireless routers, Bluetooth devices, and other home appliances connected to the IoT (Internet of Things) are based on wireless connectivity. They are making our lives
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 7 Feb 23
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Microdosing – Paul Austin – Psychedelics.Topics within the interview include:Defining a microdose vs. a “journey dose”What it means to be intentional when microdosing psychedelics and why it mattersThe latest science about microdosing psilocybinWhat the research says about frequency and dosing, andMicrodosing for performance enhancement—to improve creative expression, productivity, and flowDr. Dan Stickler: Welcome to the Collective Insights podcast for this week. I’m Dr. Dan Stickler, and I’ll be your host. And today is an interview that I’m very excited about. We’re going to be interviewing Paul Austin. As the founder of Third Wave,
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Microdosing – Paul Austin – Psychedelics.Topics within the interview include:Defining a microdose vs. a “journey dose”What it means to be intentional when microdosing psychedelics and why it mattersThe latest science about microdosing psilocybinWhat the research says about frequency and dosing, andMicrodosing for performance enhancement—to improve creative expression, productivity, and flowDr. Dan Stickler: Welcome
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 31 Jan 23
Arthur Menard de Calenge, CEO of Lambs, joins us today to explain signs we can look for that indicate an oxidative stress overload and really simple science-backed tips and tools to combat it.*Can You Give Us a High-Level Overview of Oxidative Stress?Oxidative stress is an imbalance between reactive oxygen species (better known as “free radicals”) and antioxidants. Oxidative stress occurs when the number of free radicals outweigh the body’s ability to detoxify itself with antioxidants. Free radicals can damage the components of our cells, including DNA, proteins and lipids, and can cause disruption in our normal mechanisms of cellular signaling. Unabated,
Arthur Menard de Calenge, CEO of Lambs, joins us today to explain signs we can look for that indicate an oxidative stress overload and really simple science-backed tips and tools to combat it.*Can You Give Us a High-Level Overview of Oxidative Stress?Oxidative stress is an imbalance between reactive oxygen species (better known as “free radicals”) and antioxidants. Oxidative stress occurs
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 24 Jan 23
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Jamie Wheal With Dr Tara Isabella Burton – Meaning-Making.Topics within the interview include:Why society is in a crisis of meaningCould the pursuit of self-actualization result in narcissistic tendenciesThe dark side of structuring a religion of oneDo we have a God-shaped hole in our hearts?The case that Harry Potter is more than a book, it’s an entire theology Jamie Wheal: I’d love to welcome Dr. Tara Isabella Burton, the author of Strange Rites: New Religions for a Godless World, and her upcoming book, Self-Made, which is an exploration of exactly that for the last
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Jamie Wheal With Dr Tara Isabella Burton – Meaning-Making.Topics within the interview include:Why society is in a crisis of meaningCould the pursuit of self-actualization result in narcissistic tendenciesThe dark side of structuring a religion of oneDo we have a God-shaped hole in our hearts?The case that Harry Potter is more than a
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 17 Jan 23
What follows is a transcript for the encore episode Fear – Andrew Huberman, Ph.D. – Neuroscience.Topics within the interview include the following: The neuroscience of fear – what’s really happening in our brainScience-backed tools to rewire our behavioral response to fearWhy confronting fear is at the heart of human potentialHow emotions can get in the way of controlling our fear responseUsing hormesis to increase the body’s adaptive capacityDaniel Schmactenberger: Welcome everyone to the Neurohacker collective podcast, Collective Insights. My name is Daniel, I’m with research and development here at Neurohacker Collective and we are really excited to have [00:00:30] Dr Andrew Huberman
What follows is a transcript for the encore episode Fear – Andrew Huberman, Ph.D. – Neuroscience.Topics within the interview include the following: The neuroscience of fear – what’s really happening in our brainScience-backed tools to rewire our behavioral response to fearWhy confronting fear is at the heart of human potentialHow emotions can get in the way of controlling our fear responseUsing
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Jan 23
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Human Development – Dr. Terri O’Fallon – Integral Theory.Topics within the interview include:Why every stage of human development is valuableHuman development is not linear, it’s like blowing up a balloonThe impact of changing levels of development on relationshipsThe developmental scale of maturity of human consciousnessThe influence of later stages of human development on emotions and cognitionDr. Dan Stickler: All right. Welcome to the Collective Insights podcast. I’m your host, Dr. Dan Stickler for this amazing session. This was a personal request from me to have Dr. Terri O’Fallon on the show. I became
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Human Development – Dr. Terri O’Fallon – Integral Theory.Topics within the interview include:Why every stage of human development is valuableHuman development is not linear, it’s like blowing up a balloonThe impact of changing levels of development on relationshipsThe developmental scale of maturity of human consciousnessThe influence of later stages of human development
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 27 Dec 22
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Jamie Wheal With Dr. Daniel Lieberman – Consciousness.Topics within the interview include:A high brow definition of dopamineWhat happens when our dopaminergic system flat linesThe division of the conscious and unconscious mindImproving our relationship and understanding of the unconscious mindThe dark side of the unconscious MindHow ancient mysticism and neuroscience bridge the gap between the conscious and unconscious mindJamie Wheal: I’d love to welcome you Dr. Daniel Lieberman to Homegrown Humans. Daniel is a professor of psychiatry at George Mason University. He is the author of The Molecule of the More, which is
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Jamie Wheal With Dr. Daniel Lieberman – Consciousness.Topics within the interview include:A high brow definition of dopamineWhat happens when our dopaminergic system flat linesThe division of the conscious and unconscious mindImproving our relationship and understanding of the unconscious mindThe dark side of the unconscious MindHow ancient mysticism and neuroscience bridge the gap
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 26 Dec 22
Have you ever wondered how your brain decides what it is focusing on? Or why one person is extremely observant about one aspect of their surroundings while another person is observant about something entirely different? As makers of the most advanced focus supplement on the market, Qualia Mind, our science team has been obsessed with the part of the brain that regulates focus.* The truth is that everyone can benefit from acquiring a general understanding of our innate Reticular Activating System, as it is central to how, when, and why we focus on something. The environments we live in have
Have you ever wondered how your brain decides what it is focusing on? Or why one person is extremely observant about one aspect of their surroundings while another person is observant about something entirely different? As makers of the most advanced focus supplement on the market, Qualia Mind, our science team has been obsessed with the part of the brain
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 29 Nov 22
What follows is a transcript for the podcast How to Live a Healthy Lifestyle: From Gut Health to Life Purpose.Topics within the interview include:The Wahls Nutrition and Lifestyle ProtocolFoods that Combat Cognitive DeclineDr. Wahls’ Study of Clinically Isolated Syndrome and Relapsing-Remitting Multiple SclerosisMultiple Sclerosis and the Gut MicrobiomeThe Link Between Multiple Sclerosis and Mitochondrial FunctionHeather Sandison, ND: So welcome to Collective Insights. My name is Dr. Heather Sandison. I am a contributor here at Collective Insights and at Neurohacker Collective, as well as the founder and medical director of my own clinic, North County Natural Medicine, here in San Diego.
What follows is a transcript for the podcast How to Live a Healthy Lifestyle: From Gut Health to Life Purpose.Topics within the interview include:The Wahls Nutrition and Lifestyle ProtocolFoods that Combat Cognitive DeclineDr. Wahls’ Study of Clinically Isolated Syndrome and Relapsing-Remitting Multiple SclerosisMultiple Sclerosis and the Gut MicrobiomeThe Link Between Multiple Sclerosis and Mitochondrial FunctionHeather Sandison, ND: So welcome to
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 29 Nov 22
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Neurofeedback – Dr. Andrew Hill – Neuroscience.Topics within the interview include the following: The difference between neurofeedback and biofeedbackWhy normal readings during brain mappings are overratedHow neurofeedback trains the brainCan we objectively measure executive function?Neuromodulation or neurofeedback: which is superior?Why Andrew is a “suspicious curmudgeon” in the field of biohackingWhat neurofeedback reveals about the brain post COVIDCombining chemicals that boost brain plasticity with neurofeedbackWhat brain maps tell us about cannabis and the brainDr. Dan Stickler: Welcome to the Collective Insights podcast. I’m Dr. Dan Stickler, your host for today, and today we’re happy to
What follows is a transcript for the podcast Neurofeedback – Dr. Andrew Hill – Neuroscience.Topics within the interview include the following: The difference between neurofeedback and biofeedbackWhy normal readings during brain mappings are overratedHow neurofeedback trains the brainCan we objectively measure executive function?Neuromodulation or neurofeedback: which is superior?Why Andrew is a “suspicious curmudgeon” in the field of biohackingWhat neurofeedback reveals about