The likelihood of having a severe reaction to the SARS coronavirus is higher (10 to 15 times) for people over 65 and those who smoke a pack a day (at least 3500 cigarettes per year). Three potential risk factors for coronavirus have been identified.
Burt shares the details of his sleep and recovery stats, including percentages and strain level.
The speaker discusses how a sleep tracking device revealed that their sleep efficiency was low and how they missed out on the deep zone, prompting them to rethink their fitness routine.
Host Tim Ferriss interviews Jack Canfield on his background as a Harvard graduate with a master's degree in psychological education and co-founder of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series. They discuss the success principles that lead to recovery, specifically how coaching programs have a significantly higher success rate than rehab or Alcoholics Anonymous.
The LD50 determines the lethal dose of a substance that would kill 50% of a group of people while 8% of people who use psilocybin not in a clinical setting report seeking psychiatric help sometime after their experience.
This podcast explains the different brain waves and their functions, from the lowest Delta to the highest Gamma, along with their importance and significance in brainwave function.
The concept of probability can differ depending on the context, and being able to interpret it correctly can provide valuable knowledge. While not always easy to measure, probability is a critical tool in fields ranging from finance to epidemiology.
Professional soccer players provide a self-help guide on what to do when feeling directionless and why it's normal. They discuss relatable content that many listeners may resonate with.
This transcript is a combination of two different podcasts - Louder Than a Riot and Psychology of Your 20s, discussing the unspoken rules of rap and the big life changes and transitions of our 20s.
Tune into this podcast episode to learn some interesting scientific facts about MRIs, like the frequency of magnetic fields applied.
The speaker discusses his perspective on emotions and societal views on body count for men and women.
Anthroposophical medicine is a system that is based on the pseudoscientific beliefs of Rudolf Steiner. It lacks scientific evidence and advocates practices such as using mistletoe for cancer and dismissing known facts about human anatomy and physiology.
A fighter pilot explains the complex strategy and quick thinking needed during a dogfight, where thinking too much can be a hindrance in a game that occurs at 400-300 knots.
The fluidity of a cell's membrane plays a crucial role in cellular processes such as homeostatic plasticity and gene expression. Inositol, which is related to second messenger systems, can stimulate changes in membrane fluidity and affect how the cell responds to external signals.
People who sleep very little or more than nine hours a night have high mortality rates. However, evidence on the relationship between sleep and mortality rates is mostly correlational.
The speaker explains the relative increased risk of all-cause mortality for different health factors, such as smoking and high blood pressure, as well as how to interpret hazard ratios.
Learn about how catastrophizing can impact our ability to cope with setbacks and why the framing of information can greatly influence our reactions.
The human brain is affected and influenced by numbers more than we realize, with even small percentages having a big impact on our thoughts and decision-making.
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