The following is a conversation with Andrew Huberman, his third time on this podcast.

He's a brilliant neuroscientist at Stanford University, and the host of one of the best

the best, if you ask me, health and science podcasts in the world called Huberman Lab Podcast.

Check him out on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

Most importantly, Andrew is a great human being and has quickly become a great friend.

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