Andrew Huberman's Longevity Routine (supplements, diet, peptides, and exercise regimen)

[@FoundMyFitnessClips]

Watch the full episode with Dr. Huberman: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faPLfYdvhZtkkJo

[@matthewchubb1931]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jonneye]

my grandpa started walking 1 miles a day when he was 80. now he's 82 and we have no idea where he is.

[@jessesmithmusician]

Thanks for the laugh! 😂😂😂

[@jamesariss8140]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mickfoil1]

Brilliant

[@zerocrutch]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@vicdacal5909]

I was so invested 😂😂😂😂

[@FireOElijahMC]

This is great. Just finished reading "Health and Beauty Mastery" - what an eye-opener! This book exposes so many hidden truths about the beauty and health industry that no one talks about!

[@AnnaLorris]

Truly a great book

[@meditim2032]

I heard about this

[@ashhhh0333]

Yes true

[@Esokyotoo]

name a couple. I wanna see if its that hidden so I see if I want to get the book

[@Cedarsunrun]

I like Huberman, but we’ve reached a point of complete paralysis by analysis. Infinite “optimization” and “morning routines” and “nighttime routines”. Optimal…optimal….optimal…

[@PaulRamen]

Yep. Keep it simple / low hanging fruits first

[@Wolfstalker21]

That's how I feel about fat people. I hope Huberman keeps talking like this.

[@Cedarsunrun]

@@Wolfstalker21 ok?

[@joeyhitchcock5550]

Considering 1 in 3 Americans are obese and over 30% have metabolic syndrome, I think trying to be “optimal” is better than what most are doing.

[@leveleduphuman]

Not optimal enough IMO Once we have superintelligence and VR things gonna get crazy

[@thelostadventurer4684]

That double inhale exhale is something been doing it for a week now. I've always hard a hard time getting my brain to shut off before bed I'd just been wondering or on my phone, and the last 3 days of sleep was just magical, well rested

[@Hehawtyragu]

Try 4 sec inhale, 7 sec hold, 8 second exhale for sleep! Andrew has talked about It!

[@pureconciousnessn]

I like how he says about his diet in a very humble way, don't take it too seriously just enjoy life !

[@StressAnnihilator]

This routine is a brilliant example of how balance in fitness, nutrition, and recovery can lead to long-term health benefits without over-complicating things.

[@RudyMettia]

BPC 157 after about 8 weeks of use has calmed my bicep tendinitis and shoulder bursa inflammation

[@CB-yc6wz]

Did you take a pill or inject it?

[@GreatWhite7]

rest or light weights would have fixed both within 2-4 weeks.

[@martinpaddle]

​@@GreatWhite7 this. Many things go away regardless of what you.

[@caseyg9]

​@@GreatWhite7 I have had bicep tendinitis and shoulder bursitis for over a year despite months of rest and then physical therapy.

[@RudyMettia]

@@CB-yc6wz injections 2 x day

[@wendylpa]

I’ve followed him for years & benefit greatly from his content! However, what about TRT? He had admitted he was on TRT awhile back, but doesn’t mention it here, which is a glaring omission since TRT explains most of his muscle gain/maintenance despite his relatively gentle workout routine. TRT is a game changer for most males over 40…it pains me when men mention IF or cold therapy but fail to mention TRT, which is typically the most impactful factor of all!

[@2K9s]

Because there’s a difference between OTC and Rx. There’s nothing “replacement” about testosterone therapy as we (humans) naturally produce it. Look up Dr. Lipschultz and Labrada’s podcast.

[@octagongym]

I take .8 per week of testosterone and it's been a huge help

[@ChaChaRise]

He took it for a year and then stopped. I believe he still sups with tongkat Ali and fadogia agrestis

[@micolo123]

100%

[@wendylpa]

@@2K9s Yep I was referring to T replacement as returning T to a physiologic level of his younger years. Like all hormones, it’s all about the levels which naturally decline with age.

[@BBoyGi0]

The most humble neurologist out on social media. This vital information that he gives out for free should be consider greatly. I have taken his measures on how to implement routine and supplements and have vastly improve my overall health. I am grateful to be a pupil and a listener of his knowledge.

[@dusrdev]

Andrew's workout routine, and specifically the relatively short overall training time per week is illuminating. Finally, someone whose routine doesn't take 6 hours every day, which is impossible for normal people to maintain. Most people who work, cook for themselves, do laundry and all the other tasks themselves, simply don't have the amount of time to train like the likes of Goggins, or other celebrities who have private cooks and other people to do their chores for them.

[@maxprescott9371]

So very well said,, life in the real world 🌎

[@zerog2270]

His biggest routine is working out with six women. I believe it helps a lot

[@dusrdev]

@@zerog2270 A man's love and/or sex life is not anyone's business but his own.

[@fVNzO]

I don't think anyone has recommended any of those training regiments? The recommendation has always been try to workout 4-5 times a week, 45-60 minutes is perfectly fine. And switch it up with the different cardio zones. Commuting to work on bike already takes care of a lot of exercise. Then it's just going to the gym regularly and getting some high intensity in there and you're something like 90% there to utter bodily perfection. Where are you getting the "6 hours every day" from? Certainly not from this channel, or hubermans. You've been listening to the wrong hosts :).

[@zerog2270]

@@dusrdev Thats a typical mans response. A man is having affair with others and not with himself and those others have gone to the press so its not his business anymore

[@Ruckus45]

Just about everyone here is missing the point. You don't have to do everything Huberman does, but you can pick up a thing or two that works for you. For me, cold showers are a no. But i can delay my coffee 90 minutes and i feel better because of it. See, simple. We learn from others and take what works for us. Knowledge buffet.

[@LoreMIpsum-ng5my]

Like a Bento Box

[@bobbyc28081]

3-4 days in between weight training has given me gains that I’ve never seen before even in my 20s. I always felt like more is better but it’s the exact opposite. As long as you work til failure and a lot of times I’m only doing one set per exercise. It’s a weird but beautiful thing

[@tim_nextvolleyball]

What’s with all the hate. This is HIS routine not yours.

[@SirKibble88]

Hubrisman

[@jelizabethpetrie6656]

Everyone forgets…we are each free and independent…we have the right to set our own schedule…

[@jimwells4774]

Lot of losers out there. This guy is the opposite..a real Guru worth listening to .

[@k4ir0s]

For those who didn't watch the video his routine is: HGH and TRT while claiming his gains come from creatine and sunlight.

[@rajeevshrivastava4488]

How do you know...

[@k4ir0s]

@@rajeevshrivastava4488 He mentioned taking TRT in the past. But claims that he stopped. Look at his body... he's 48 years old. That's just not realistic without some 'help'. If you spent years in the gym, you know. He's built like a college athlete at near 50yo.

[@KopyWasTaken]

Link bloodwork, admission, or other solid proof, otherwise this is speculation and not a great one at that.

[@jacktyler5241]

I’m not sure I’ve ever heard him claim his gains are purely down to anything mentioned on this podcast? He’s describing his routine. All things that are good for you… he can do these things and also take TRT. If you’ve trained properly for years and led a healthy lifestyle, you’ll know what works for you and what your potential is. That’s all that matters.

[@emerestthisk990]

Yeh he's definitely on HRT. He even openly admitted he took it

[@patrickmcguire7929]

This guy is SUCH an asset!! He doles out so much info in time allotments that few else ever consider. Thanks to you BOTH!!

[@thelatestgreatest8082]

😂😂😂🤦🏽‍♂️Huberman is not as smart as people think. He’s actually not very intelligent at all. Time and time again he says something stupid or contradicts himself. Then he tries to talk like this to appear smart.

[@ExecutiveZombie]

Dr. Patrick also. 🙏🏽 The vitamin D deficiency correlations during Covid

[@epicpainter4439]

​@@thelatestgreatest8082 some examples?

[@jackburton1991]

@@thelatestgreatest8082 damn, you have the same comment here like 4 to 5 times. It’s ok to be jealous. He’s just trying to put information out there, not show how smart he is. Guess you have haters everywhere though

[@hansoloburger2322]

@@thelatestgreatest8082starting a comment with 4 emoji’s typically isn’t a great sign of intelligence than read the comment an it’s saying somebody else isn’t intelligent at all. Now that’s some interesting stuff

[@saskhiker3935]

Huberman seems to follow the variety rule. Variety fitness workouts for VO2 max, tempo and zone 2 Walking with weight. Doing weights. Then keep the diet with lots of variety. Huberman's suppliment regiment probably too much for most people.

[@jdwoods2008]

intermittent fasting worked best for me when I did it intermittently. lol. Variety is key for most all of good health.

[@Bill-ai]

I couldn't agree more. A really good cookie makes sense.

[@k1awdttt]

Gotta start doing neck training

[@thekantedkalcedony]

Purchase some knee pads first

[@StealthJackson12B]

I really like this podcast. Thank you for continuing to post the articles to follow up on. I research and read them all.

[@michaelstone9701]

Unlike some here, I think Huberman is authentic in his stated mission of bringing free health information to the world. Along those lines, I do wish that he would work to find a “minimum effective dose” of supplements that would be beneficial and attainable for the masses.

[@jasminebarratt1809]

I know someone who runs a health centre, promotes health. I would bet money he has a personality disorder, he watched as a friend drugged himself to death, sabotaged efforts to get him proper help and encouraged his problems. He would in no way help him with his health and encouraged his drug use. Just because people promote health does not necessarily make them a good person, or that they care about anyone's health.

[@Northwindbreeze]

The guy isn’t authentic, he’s even (according the media) having affairs.

[@phonkphonk]

@@Northwindbreeze good thing we don't take the media seriously. imagine still taking th media seriously without seeking primary source material. couldn't be me.

[@2K9s]

@@jasminebarratt1809 What would have been proper help and what drug(s)?

[@jasminebarratt1809]

@@2K9sI think just common sense and integrity would go along way to helping someone, doesn't matter what drugs, a whole range.

[@benjamindelannee3501]

I’d like a list of the supplements especially the testosterone booster first talked about. I like the idea of taking supplements safely and in moderation

[@MotoKorDFW]

Amaaaazing clip, tons of great info

[@mrperego2881]

Tongkat Ali TOTALLY messes up my sleep. That plus the caffeine would make my sleep impossible.

[@richandclean]

Does it matter the time you take it?

[@marcchislett443]

Quit caffeine, the benefits of tongkat far outweigh the benefits of caffeine. Plus once you quit caffeine you'll find it's better to have alertness and energy all day rather than for a short period after consuming caffeine then the crash. Caffeine also caused me anxiety so if you're anxiety prone quitting will help.

[@mrperego2881]

@@marcchislett443 Sorry,that's not what I meant.I do not consume any caffeine already.I was referring to him saying he consumes both caffeine and Tongkat Ali. If I did the same it would be impossible for me to sleep at all.

[@mrperego2881]

@@richandclean I took it first thing in the morning but even a very low amount impacts my sleep negatively.

[@danielcanter187]

Yeah man I had to quit tongkat Ali I generally could not sleep generally like having caffeine just before bed. I took it in the morning aswell

[@vegeta420z6]

The thumbnail is from his "Lift, Run, Shoot" with Cameron Hayes, anyone that hasn't seen it should check it out.

[@paulsacramento5995]

In short: Workout when you can, for whatever time is ideal for you, do the workouts you enjoy, be consistent and eat what works for you and supplement with what works for you. Typical Huberman with his common sense and good advise, no wonder people hate this guy ;)

[@psmtz]

That's the exact same advise given by countless trainers.

[@Totescolin]

Seven - eight hours sleep too

[@Laevatein9521]

I can't image Andrew Huberman being hated.

[@matthewp5472]

Did he say how to balance having 4 girlfriends? Looking for advice

[@squamish4244]

@@matthewp5472 Five girlfriends. And caught with a sixth woman by his main squeeze. Wonder how that fits into his protocol.

[@250txc]

This guys daily workout should show many of you just how simple + easy it is to leading a healthy life but it must be consistent over time... Add or remove what this guy is saying to fit your life.

[@innuendo4469]

Exactly.

[@octagongym]

But...but...muh schedule is sooo busy 😂😂😂

[@eliwilson8357]

Monday: Leg workout. Something to hit calves, quads, hamstrings. Huberman loves machines like hack squat, ghd, leg curl, and leg extension Tuesday: rest day. heat and cold exposure Wednesday: cardio moderate intensity 25-35 minutes. (His website says 30-45 mins 75%-85% Thursday torso (upper body): rows, chin ups, overhead press, dips, core. Friday: HIIT (8 rounds total lasting 10 minutes) Saturday: arm workout and other accessory lifts. Sunday: long zone 2 cardio 60-90 minutes.

[@radjoelad]

Did we forget to mention TRT? There is no single intervention in this man's routine that comes close to outperforming T. Supplement and optimise however you want, but realise there is one very key ingredient being omitted here

[@deadlyalliance8281]

These questions are form anyone who well know Bpc-157! How long can the arginate form of this capsule sit in its bottle before it loses its potency? I only ask because I'm currently taking an acetate form of it but want to purchase an arginate form capsule because it's on sale. I have 56 days left of the acetate, then will take a 2 month break and then start the arginate form to see if there is any difference. It's primarily for gut issues(possible IBS-undiagnosed) but mainly for left distal bicep tendonitis from working out too hard and too long without deloading 2. Do you take bpc 157 arginate with or without food for best absorption? 3. What's the difference between acetate and arginate salt form of bpc 157?(what's better?) And 4. do you HAVE to pair it with TD500 for best results or is it just as good on its own? Thank you

[@shnekman]

54 year old here with two medial meniscus injuries. The left meniscus took 1 year to fully heal with ATG exercises (post operation). The right knee which was worse, took six weeks to heal with bpc157, Thymosin Beta4 (TB500), Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin peptides (the wolverine protocol) and no operation. They work, which is why, imho, they're shutting them down!

[@icehounddigital]

I’ve had 3 meniscectomies. I wish I could fix them like you!

[@theeverydaysmile]

Great video! I consume so many videos in the fasting and longevity realm…this video for the applicable active lifestyle summary and philosophy, I will be sharing. Thank you both for your work. I really value it.

[@jakubchrobry3701]

Use at your own risk. There's zero evidence that extreme amounts of protein are good for longevity. You probably have more luck following Bryan Johnson. I believe Andrew might be anti-Bryan Johnson.

[@marble296]

Steroids. The secret is steroids.

[@atlskyline1]

I thought he went back on TRT to stay on it permanently? But he’s saying he’s taking Tongkat and Fadogia which he wouldn’t need if he’s on testosterone therapy. Confused.

[@iksnyzrog]

100 mg of zinc seems like a TON, no??

[@methylphosphatePOET]

Not if you train heavily. Intense excercise depletes zinc precipitously.

[@jakubchrobry3701]

Andrew is probably taking 100 mg of zinc sulfate, zinc picolinate, or zinc citrate which contain 23, 20, and 31 grams of zinc, respectively. He makes mistakes like this all the time.

[@musaire]

yes you can get zinc toxicity from that amount of Zn

[@Northwindbreeze]

Of course he’s…100 ml injected too

[@2K9s]

Just because one ingests x mgs doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bioavailable.

[@ExecutiveZombie]

Running and twirling barefoot along the ocean coast… ☀️ Priceless! 😎

[@ElaineLamb-c7m]

I love listening to him because he talks like a regular guy. He works out, eats well, and yes likes pizza and a cookie.

[@ananavarrete7218]

Many cookies 😅

[@MADSCIENTISTGONESANE6166]

Simply put, balance and moderation; practical and functional strength and movement. Mostly for the every day person or just anyone.

[@benzun9600]

and he likes his womanss

[@vladrusu7478]

Sunday typically falls on Sunday for me too

[@falsificationism]

My god that all sounds like absolute overkill. I think a certain type of person really craves finding new ways to overthink things. I take a B12 supplement, eat lots of plants, and do a variety of exercises I can stick to 4-6x/wk. For me it's 1-2 longer runs and 3-5 HIIT sessions each week. Surround myself with good people. Abstain from smoking and alcohol completely and avoid processed foods as much as I can. All my bloodwork is solid. BP 100/55, VO2 Max ~55, age 42. I think this is possible and practical advice for most people my age. Don't overthink it.

[@YAS9112]

He never mentioned that he takes NMN and NR which he takes first thing in the morning!!

[@the1der]

Can someone link where ge lists Hormones and Test protocols??

[@Nando_lifts2021]

He's not on trt anymore

[@RedGunBullets]

If you have low T your doctor will give you a prescription so your doctor 🧑‍⚕️

[@francostacy7675]

There’s people that had theirs calm down and didn’t take anything

[@ChrisLutz3]

@@Nando_lifts2021 he absolutey is still on test

[@Nando_lifts2021]

@ChrisLutz3 no sir, that is incorrect.

[@SilverFan21k]

Ty Rhonda for another great longevity video

[@infovidasupps8640]

No talk about TRT dosage?

[@LeonV2-]

It would discredit his message. But you can tell he injects some unnatural things.

[@Jimminityjabooboo]

- Water first in morning - Cup of coffee while getting ready for day - Have breakfast with majority of carbs for day - Go to work, eat clean meals with consistent protein, veggies and electrolytes - Go to gym workout after work - Post workout meal, stay cool and recover - pack meals, clothes beside the bed, for the next day - Get 8 hours sleep in dark cool room, that’s it. It’s simple: the basics. Food, sleep, training. The rest is additional

[@jamesn7156]

“Coffee 90 minutes after waking”.. unless you’re using it to maximize a workout… he’s mentioned this elswhere.

[@nickknez8294]

Does Andrew have another shirt?

[@truebluebeth6446]

No

[@mairead354]

No, he's a cartoon character 😆

[@geraldfriend256]

Fair question. Chuckles

[@stevewalker2125]

It’s the uniform

[@tommydinob]

Can’t change his brand…..otherwise he’ll just be an unknown college prof

[@streetplatoon562]

She’s a good listener

[@Gorgonzola0987]

I drank 12 pints of snakebite last night. Felt class this morning.

[@vikinginspace4881]

Top lad! I've just had a spliff to start the day get the juices flowing

[@Gorgonzola0987]

@@vikinginspace4881 fuckin a 👏

[@stepheneverhardt4731]

100 mg of zinc? You did not mention taking copper and that multivitamin does not have enough copper in it to off set all that zinc. Are you not worried about being low copper?

[@2K9s]

Bioavailability in context.

[@stephaniespriggs4081]

Some people (like me) have too much copper and use zinc to lower it. Some just don’t waste copper. It’s all individualized

[@paddy3622]

did he ever say how much all this costs him per day? JFC.

[@libertarianpunk8558]

Are you using McDonald’s free WiFi

[@richandclean]

​@@libertarianpunk8558😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnking4221]

Sunday, which for me falls on Sunday......

[@interconnect2000]

I wish he had spoken about the quality of his food sources, whether he insists on organic only, about toxins and pesticides etc.

[@mash625]

Voltaire would drink 40 cups of coffee a day. You may not be Voltaire, but the benefits of caffeine far outweigh the negatives.

[@mariahspapaya]

Workout your back muscles!!!! Prevents injury. Especially for men, they are more prone to back injury from things like squats etc.

[@catpaul2]

Wait, he said he only does cold showers in his previous videos. Have we changed again?

[@Mickfoil1]

My daily routine is being healthy followed by healthy stuff and then some health

[@mxw122]

I want to see these two when there old..

[@MADSCIENTISTGONESANE6166]

Simply put - it's all about practical and functional strength and movement

[@Dolldoll100]

Hi what do you recommend for sleep? I have a hard time sleeping thank you.

[@jenking1000]

I might be delusional, but, does anyone else notice that lot of people who are doing tons of intense cold therapy start to look old? It’s weird and it doesn’t make sense. For some of the people who are so healthy I don’t understand why they seem to be aging quickly (Huberman, Brand, Rogan, etc). Huberman is only in his 40s, right? He looks more like he’s in his mid-50s. Like a super healthy fit person but still his skin looks like he’s in his mid-50s to me. 🤷‍♀️

[@derekken4241]

It’s because they’re on TRT. It ages you.

[@innuendo4469]

I thought it's because overtraining. But may be that.. TRT, as it often goes on pair for people who train a lot. From what Andrew says, it really does't seem he trains that much. I'm not an expert in training at all, I do wonder, though, he is so well built, would the excercise routine he speaks about maintain so much muscle?

[@iluvkoalas92]

I don't thinks he looks like hes aging faster, so you point is moot.

[@elliottrichardson8213]

Come on man huberman does not look mid 50’s lol

[@colbey79]

Joe likes to party

[@tkn317071]

Nice to hear you're skateboarding again! #lfg

[@grahamkenny7859]

Hey Andrew or Rhonda, random question. My 12 year old is on the small somewhat skinny side and is hyper sporty. He’s not a big meat eater but loves veg. Is it safe to give him a scoop of my protein powder once a day? Thanks so much

[@byRoyalty]

yeah it’s fine

[@Zaandick]

Interesting to listen to and all that, to hear what someone else is doing I suppose. But all that would do for the majority of people that try to copy these "influencers" and follow their routines is add to the stress, they are trying to escape from when they can't keep it up due to life's distractions (work, bills, kids etc). Keep it simple. Eat what a human is supposed to eat and be as active as you can. Then hopefully you can enjoy and treasure your relationships with family,friends and find work that helps to support that.

[@angieobes9835]

Luv this ❤

[@angieobes9835]

Luv this ❤

[@marklanston7256]

Everything he said other than the supplements doesn’t take that many hours in a week

[@Msal19]

It's important to create a routine that works for you based on your needs and predispositions. It's good to get cues from scientists and experts but even they are humans and create their routines based on their needs and potential deficiencies.

[@danielencarnacion459]

Didn’t mention TRT

[@Shake_77]

is there any benefits to extreme heat exposure that's not from a sauna? such as working outside in hot temperatures in direct sunlight.

[@jamesn7156]

Any kind of short periods of stress on your body can be helpful as long as the body has plenty of time to recover and come back stronger from my understanding. Sauna would just be optimizing it because it really zaps you with heat stress and leaves plenty of time for recovery. Working outside every day might get you part way there as long as you are recovering. If you’re outside all day, every day, it might not help if you aren’t taking good care of yourself elsewhere, but generally speaking it should be better for you than being too comfortable everyday.

[@sgtaneja]

I am more inclined to listen to someone who is 60+ but looks and feels like a 20-year-old in terms of body composition, energy levels, metabolic efficiency and work out regimens. Being in the 40s and looking like 40 is not a big deal.

[@collad1000]

“ If “ he is taking AG why is he needing all the other vitamins?

[@christiancrafoord]

it’s cope bro

[@banjovic]

It's a sponsor plug dude wake up.

[@martinpaddle]

because they pay him

[@threezysworld8089]

I've been wanting metal legs. It's a risky procedure but the results will be optimized.

[@aavlijaner]

he is not taking creatin ?

[@luchiayoung]

What about all the dye in all those tattoos?

[@gy5765]

What about NMN from Renue science he was taking? Not anymore?

[@auntiemichelleoutdoorsygir9909]

Dr. Hubberman, do you use CPAP?

[@oshkotosh2341]

I think he meant when he talks about HIIT (Tabata style) 20 sec on 10 off for 8 round not the opposite and he seems to do 2 cycles with 2 min rest in between so it becomes 10 min.

[@smokeymcpot69]

I bet he does do "cycles"

[@joedetzi3836]

My Mom worked 3 quarters of her life, never exercised, ate anything she wanted, and she lived to be 96! And she enjoyed life!

[@charliegould7559]

So? Where does it state he doesn’t enjoy life.

[@commonsenseworld]

That’s awesome. And very rare.

[@tobik2627]

Im wondering what he is taking for hair loss, he clearly gained in the last years. Maybe finasteride. I’m also wondering if he’s still taking nmn since he was very optimistic about it. Also he said in his podcast with attia that his apoB is through the roof. Wondering if he’s doing something about that. Maybe some of u know more about it

[@unknownsource4359]

I was thinning a bit from my temples. I started sunbathing naked for 30min up to an hour between 11am-1pm everyday or most days of the week when the sun is out blasting. My temples started filling in again. Something about sunbathing naked when the genitals exposed triggered some hair regrowth in the temple area. I also eat 6 pasture raised eggs and an avocado everyday among other whole foods. 3+ liters of spring water mixed with some electrolytes daily. Sleep is 7-8 hours. Most importantly though, kill any stress you might have. That thins your hair out real quick.

[@jamesn7156]

My hairline improved a bit by following his morning advice because it helped me sleep better. I was focusing too much on my bedtime routine, that I neglected the morning stuff which ultimately helped me sleep better and destress.

[@jpetitt5]

For about a year and a half I’ve taken a topical finastride/minoxdil solution. I was thinning considerably at the crown. It worked very well for me and I’ve had zero side effects. The theory is the topical results in less side effects after prolonged use.

[@tobik2627]

@@jpetitt5 what was the concentration of your fin solution?

[@degensanonymous]

@@unknownsource4359surely trolling on the naked sunbathing bruh

[@AncestralAurelius]

100mg of Zinc ?? That seems like a lot. Recommended dosages from the small bit of research I've conducted seem to be more in the region of 10-30mg..

[@A91367]

Dude has a very nice vibe about him.

[@nicoc7024]

100mg of zinc? Might want to check your copper level.

[@bradmchatman]

What about NMN, resveratrol, and taurine? These were previously in his routine. Why no longer?

[@PresidentKang90]

Look up Peter Attia on resveratrol and NMN.

[@geraldfriend256]

The first two are unproven to my satisfaction. And expensive. I would suggest taking niacin to boost nmn/ nad.

[@david-jr5fn]

Well resveratrol doesn't do anything so that's not worth taking, NMN is mostly hype and hasn't lived up to that hype, Taurine now that's good stuff and is well worth taking

[@2K9s]

@@david-jr5fnPterostibene does.

[@jeffsaunders7361]

Talk to me when you’re in your late 80s and don’t look or act it. Bunch of young people in great health hoping they know how to extend their lives.

[@elinino5275]

Ya good point Arnold isn't looking that good these days. The one that does look phenomenal is Lou forrigno

[@dusrdev]

Obviously, the effect of most of these things on humans isn't proven, as you said, it be a long time before these people are 80 years old, and if we wait and don't partake, we won't have the advantages from this, or disadvantages. Nevertheless, some people take these supplements based on existing research on rats or other animals, who have a lifespan short enough that we can actually see results in a meaningful timeframe for us. Whether the results will end translating exactly the same is not guaranteed, but uncertainty is a part of life.

[@neilwilson6616]

Back to bed grandpa

[@elinino5275]

@dusrdev no one in their 80s will be as fit when they were in their 30s 40s maybe 50s. I think that was the point.

[@dusrdev]

@@elinino5275 I don't think anyone was thinking that, no one claims that this straight up stops aging. However if you look at people who are 80 years old, some are still very much active and in good shape, while others may be tied to wheelchair and hooked up to oxygen, I think being the former and not the latter is more the goal here.

[@Peace-d6r]

What’s with all the jealous nasty comments ? Thanks Dr huberman

[@alansmith4655]

It's not jealously. It's that he promotes bro science and crappy supplement products. He even slips a promo in here at 06:00 of this video and then says its not a promo 😂

[@damitabarnes8716]

Strolls the nasty comments

[@billking8843]

Loved for two videos then started realising how sketchy he is. It isn't jealousy it is just intolerance for snake oil.

[@Hethalean]

​@@alansmith4655 and bro science is categorically false?

[@francostacy7675]

@@alansmith4655if a person states what they take or do or eat or what they drive or wear or which finger they pick their nose with, are they promoting it or stating facts? I guess to you a criminals confession is a promotion or a mom talking about her child is a promotion or him talking about an occasional slice of pizza or cookie he must be promoting Papa John’s and Keebler elves

[@Dr_Doom14]

I'm really struggling with the whole "veggie" thing.And how they're health. HOW are the healthy when they are sprayed with chemicals, inhibit absorption of minerals and low bioavailability.

[@tobik2627]

100mg of zinc per day? Isn’t that double the max amount u could take?

[@fox_mulder24]

It's 3x the daily dosage actually

[@EverythingFilmmaking]

I laugh when guys like this claim they take test boosters, when in reality guys 50 years plus are all on TRT

[@leebarker7700]

100%. Every man should be on TRT after 50.

[@MortynFriends]

Isnt oatmeal and rice processed? and high in heavy metals?

[@Jimminityjabooboo]

Yes, the more refined, the more processed (ex. “Instant oats” vs. Large flake, brown rice vs white rice or cream of rice). The best carb source is probably going to be russet and sweet potatoes, and higher carb veggies and fruits like avocado, berries, kale, dates, etc. potatoes are the least processed carb, you just want a good source (ideally the farmer). Rice is a lot better than pasta, and a lot better than store bought bread. Some are just completely man made ie. table sugar and candy on the extreme end. There’s a hierarchy and “levels” of refinement for carbs. Always go with the least refined

[@michaelstackhouse1147]

This isn't sustainable for a male who works 40+ hours a week in a pretty physical job.. burnout would occur after a few months. I'm a father of 3 young girls, I train weights 3 days a week plus a hike or some cardio. I also do Shakti meditation for recovery. I eat nice and clean but this is hard aswell as food is getting ridiculously expensive. I try and limit my meat intake to 3-4 days a week. I take ashwaganda and cayenne pepper in warm water every morning.

[@marcosladarense]

gotta be honest, all you need is sleep (if you don't sleep well, your whole body is unhealthy and there is nothing you can fix), sunlight and sunrays, eat clean (but no need to be paranoid).

[@charliebrown9106]

does AH look as good as he could for 48 years old. Pretty good but could be better. what is missing?

[@danjwalker]

Is the audio out of sync?

[@pinheirolegendas1386]

it seems to me that a lot of people that do not take stimulantes have way more energy that the ones that do take. For example, Jocko, Tai Lopez, Patrick Bet David, Tom Brady, David Goggins, you may not like some of this names, but the amount of energy and motivation that this guys have is really big, some of the healthy gurus looks like they are drained of energy, all the time, maybe is because of the pressure to looks like they have healthy and vitality that they exagerate on the caffeine... just my thoughts

[@sheryldrobny2019]

In past interviews you have said you take NMN. Have you stopped taking NMN? I find I have a lot more energy when I take it. I was more comfortable taking it when you said that you also took it. If you have stopped it, why?

[@logo5562]

Same...😅 and he is not talking about it...

[@kurtheitman552]

I was surprised to see the tattoos. Figured a guy this smart would be above trend following.

[@schlegel98]

He doesn't mention Creatine? And 100mg of Zinc daily?? 😳

[@RobertLewis-zp4vc]

What you’re doing is great but my input is if you haven’t done any other space in health and fitness…you sounds bias to everything! There are way to reach every outcome of what you talk about… State your goal… Every goal has a different direction And there’s not just one way of reaching the top of the mountain… you have to listen to your body to adjust you training, diet pertaining to your goals

[@2K9s]

Pterostibene or resveratrol and why?

[@Thanks-Yourwelcome]

My two favorites!!

[@Ghost2Most]

Do something. That is what most people are not doing. Lastly, be consistent.

[@Johnny-cz2wv]

200k 2% mortgage left with also 200k savings/investment.. I wonder if paying off some more would be optimal? I kinda like not having too much equity tied up in the house

[@speedftw32]

Is he on TRT? Anyone know? If so, that'd be alarming to not mention here.

[@adamgates1142]

He is

[@speedftw32]

@@adamgates1142 sweet. real transparent then. 😴

[@vladanr74]

Shooting testosterone while promoting fadogia agrestis or some other shit.

[@k-3402]

This. Good god, the things this guy promotes probably account for 10% of his results.

[@marklanston7256]

U guys are coping so hard, he’s very open about his use of trt and stopped taking it to try out the natural remedies. He’s not trying to trick anyone.

[@brooksbrooks8060]

He said he takes 100mg of zinc daily consistently. That seems like a lot, no?

[@jasminebarratt1809]

GOOD RELATIONSHIPS ARE GOOD FOR LONGEVITY TOO, JUST SAYING.

[@dabd8175]

No actually not for men

[@jasminebarratt1809]

@@dabd8175 They're good for women and men. Stay away from happiness though, that's dangerous.

[@MIStrZZZ]

@@jasminebarratt1809 u r in no right to define what good relationships for other people.

[@jasminebarratt1809]

@@MIStrZZZ I have got every right to disagree with abuse, People do not have the right to steal people's time and energy through lies. All relationships have the same core needs mate. Grow up.

[@jasminebarratt1809]

@@MIStrZZZ Anyway I never said anything about defining what a good relationship is in the original comment, I just mentioned good relationships in general. I suppose you understood the contrast between that and Huberman.