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Dopamine Nation
Anna Lembke
“wrote the wonderful book Dopamine Nation, described this best”
“my colleague at Stanford, Dr. Anna Lembke, who runs our dual diagnosis addiction clinic and wrote the wonderful book Dopamine Nation, described this best”— Andrew Huberman
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Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body
Andrew Huberman
“I'm tremendously excited about your book. I hear that there's a book coming out called Protocols an operating manual for the human body”— Steven Bartlett
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The Anxious Generation
Jonathan Haidt
“Jonathan Haidt has done an amazing job with anxious generation of talking about some of the severe detriments to overuse of social media”— Andrew Huberman
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Zero to One
Peter Thiel
“Peter Thiel's book Zero to One, as I recall, defines competition as anti-creativity in many ways”— Andrew Huberman
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Loose Change
Jim Thiebaud
“he gave me one of his books... He had these poetry books. Great book. I still have it. It's called Loose Change”— Andrew Huberman
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Do the Distance
Jim Thiebaud
“he had another one called Do the Distance. And he goes, You should write. I'm like, Okay. And I started writing”— Andrew Huberman
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Awakenings
Oliver Sacks
“the great Oliver Sacks... he wrote what became the script for Awakenings and things like that”— Andrew Huberman
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Ozempic
Novo Nordisk (inferred)
“this whole trend toward the use of these GLP-1 glucagon-like peptide agonists like Ozempic and Mounjaro”— Andrew Huberman
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Mounjaro
Eli Lilly (inferred)
“these GLP-1 glucagon-like peptide agonists like Ozempic and Mounjaro, if it's taught us anything, it's that people are obese because they consume too many calories”— Andrew Huberman
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