

#3 The Physiology of Long Duration Effort w/ Dr. Andrew Huberman
11 snips Apr 24, 2020
Dr. Andrew Huberman, Assoc. Professor of Neurobiology at Stanford University and Director of the Huberman Lab, discusses the physiology of long duration efforts, including the impact of nutrition on neurochemical synthesis, setting goals, managing energy and blood sugar levels, the complex physiology of long-duration efforts, the importance of breathing and the role of the diaphragm, and understanding neuroplasticity and its triggers.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Dr. Andrew Huberman's Journey into Neuroscience
03:05 • 4min
Personal Stories and Relevance to the Mission Critical Team Institute Community
06:58 • 3min
The Impact of Nutrition on Neurochemical Synthesis
09:44 • 32min
Setting Goals and Moving Towards Them
42:04 • 15min
Managing Energy and Blood Sugar Levels
57:04 • 34min
The Complex Physiology of Long-Duration Efforts
01:31:31 • 8min
The Importance of Breathing and the Role of the Diaphragm
01:39:54 • 17min
Understanding Neuroplasticity and its Triggers
01:56:49 • 12min