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Andrew Huberman · 2024-02-19

How to Optimize Cognitive Function & Brain Health | Dr. Mark D'Esposito

How to Optimize Cognitive Function & Brain Health | Dr. Mark D'Esposito

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Posit Science

“I'd like to see more patients get started on some of those things; I think Mike's work has been um tremendous”
“now we talked about technology things like um brain HQ do you know about brain HQ so Mike merenik developed a company called posit science where developed these brain training games”— Mark D'Esposito

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Bromocriptine

“those who were that can only hold five or six letters if we gave them bromo crype which was the Doper nergic Agonist we improved their working memory”— Mark D'Esposito
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Guanfacine

“anything that um boosts norer nephrine can do it the one that we've used that's most used is guanfacine which is actually a blood pressure medication”— Mark D'Esposito
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Wellbutrin (bupropion)

“one is um Wellbutrin bronin uh I can never pronounce that um as far as I know it's a uh um epinephrine or norepinephrine Agonist”— Andrew Huberman
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Modafinil

“what about drugs like modafanil which are thought to be true cognitive enhancers um as opposed to um drugs that just kind of are designed to ramp up levels of alertness”— Andrew Huberman
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Sinemet (carbidopa-levodopa)

“it wasn't until we cinet came along which is has this debox decarbox inhib that blocks sort of the the the breakdown of doine that we were able to sort of get enough dopamine into the brain”— Mark D'Esposito
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Nicorette

Nicorette

“during the course of our one-hour meeting he consumed no fewer than four pieces of Nicorette gum and I said I got to ask what's this about”— Andrew Huberman
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Aricept (donepezil)

“the only approved uh treatment for Alzheimer's disease is a drug that boosts Asal Coline what's the drug right it's called deasil”— Mark D'Esposito