#1031
Mentioned in 18 episodes

Exercised

Why Something We Never Evolved to Do Is Healthy and Rewarding
Book • 2020

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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by Rangan Chatterjee when discussing the book 'Exercised' and its perspective on human evolution and exercise.
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Rewiring Your Brain for Better Mental Health: How Small Actions Can Transform Your Health with Dr Camilla Nord #543
Mentioned by Rangan Chatterjee in relation to his book "Exercised," which explores the mismatch between our evolutionary past and modern lifestyles.
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What Your Sleep Is Trying To Tell You: How To Fix Your Sleep Problems, Reset Your Brain & The Difference Between Fatigue and Tiredness with Guy Leschziner #528
Mentioned by Derek Thompson as the author of the book and the basis for the podcast episode.
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What Evolutionary Biology Can Teach Us About Diet, Exercise, and Staying Alive
Mentioned by Derek Thompson when discussing the views of Daniel Lieberman on exercise and human evolution.
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"Exercise May Be the Single Most Potent Medical Intervention Ever Known"
Mentioned by Jake Humphrey in the introduction of the podcast as a book written by Dan Lieberman about exercise and human evolution.
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Why have we evolved to avoid exercise? With Harvard Professor Daniel Lieberman (E263)
Mentioned by Steven Bartlett and Daniel Lieberman while discussing myths about exercise and its impact on health.
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Moment 143: This Is Why You Can't Lose Weight: Daniel Lieberman
Mentioned by Rangan Chatterjee and Daniel Lieberman during their conversation about exercise and its role in health and well-being.
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The Surprising Truth About Exercise with Professor Daniel Lieberman #128
Mentioned by Janice Kaplan as a source for understanding the evolutionary perspective on exercise.
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The Happiness Formula: Using Your Body to Transform Your Mind with Janice Kaplan
Mentioned by Rangan Chatterjee as a book he is currently reading, focusing on movement and its impact on human health.
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The Power of Pain with Julia Samuel #123
Recommended by Scott Young as a comprehensive review of exercise types and their relation to human evolution.
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(Ep 303) - Foundations Conversation - Month 1 Update: Fitness
Mentioned by Derek Thompson while discussing the concept of 'dis-evolution' and its relevance to modern life.
101 - From Solitude to Social Fitness: Rethinking Connection in the 21st Century (with Derek Thompson)
Besproken door Dries De Smet en Maxi Eckert als een fantastisch boek over de geschiedenis van het lopen vanuit een evolutionair biologisch perspectief.
Loopje met de wetenschap (aflevering 2) | Hoe overwinnen we onze luiheid?
Mentioned by Brett McKay as the author and subject of the podcast episode, discussing the modern relationship with exercise and debunking myths about hunter-gatherer history.
What You Can (Really) Learn About Exercise from Your Human Ancestors

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