On this episode, neurobiologist and ophthalmology professor Andrew Huberman interviews Dr. Charles Zucker, a leading expert in perception and professor of biochemistry and molecular biophysics and neuroscience at Columbia University School of Medicine. Dr. Zucker's lab has contributed to groundbreaking work in vision and taste perception.
This episode delves into the topic of interoception, which is our sensing of our internal states, and how it relates to our sense of self, bodily health, brain health, and overall performance in life. The episode provides actionable tips and protocols for improving interoception.
This podcast episode discusses the three classes of photoreceptor neurons responsible for sensing primary colors, and the process by which we perceive color in our visual systems.
The podcast features a discussion regarding consciousness and reality, referencing the work of Hungarian philosopher and systems theorist, Ervin Laszlo, and his book "What is Reality?" which argues that consciousness is cosmic and cannot be reduced to anything else.
Chris Kresser talks about the 80-20 rule for supplements that can give the most benefit for the lowest cost. He also shares his thoughts on supplements not being just supplements, but rather a way to augment what should already be there.
This episode discusses the alignment of motor, auditory, and visual maps in the brain and how they can be manipulated with prism glasses.