Is Self-Help Guru PhD a Womanizer and Pseudoscientific Nonsense Broker? | Andrew Huberman Analysis

[@regfordca]

It is time for Dr Grande to do an analytic video on Dr. Grande.

[@mimig6511]

i would friggin love to see that.

[@anticom6099]

Wow, I had that same thought while watching this! Great minds…

[@miel1074]

….but just remember that he would not be analysing Dr. Grande directly; but only a doctor like him!😊

[@AutobahnVault]

"Just a reminder that I'm not diagnosing anyone in this video; only speculating on what could be happening in a situation like this" 🤣

[@sammas2959]

Hello, this Dr. Grande. I make a living as an internet personality and supplementrd by the generous donations from viewers like you. I am not psychoanalizin myself, just speculating. I am a humble person. My videos usually contained background, the actual events reported, have a little bit of dry humor here and there, and concluded with my opinion of what I think happened and the reasons behind the event. I hope that I can continue to entertain and inform you for years to come, and may my endeavors be fulfilled 🙏 and that I am able to continue to help out those in need!

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

the only types of business that grow in 2024: 1) talking shit on the internet 2) scams

[@hotlanta35]

Golden Age of all that

[@southhour5241]

and weird internet fart stuff

[@blest5132]

😂

[@kingpin3795]

3) Google AI serving up fake, woke BS

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Theres always money in illegal street narcotics

[@juiceknot]

“If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.” - W.C. Fields

[@lezangrobbler5349]

😂😂😂..And it works🐑🐑🐑

[@stevenkelby2169]

He's histories greatest monster! 😂

[@butterflybreezy]

😂😂 nearly choked on my coffee!! ☕

[@RichardPhilbin]

🤓

[@Lonesome_Loser]

This is the problem with the internet. W.C. Fields isn’t who said this.

[@chucklehead317]

"His scheduling abilities were superior" 😂

[@Venice1917]

hahahahi!!!

[@legalservices8856]

😂🤪🥰

[@KENNETHTXMMA]

What a weird way to put it

[@joselovesearth]

Andrew a dawg 🐶

[@bayleedyke2636]

Whether he lied to me or not hes the reason i havent drank in 80 days and for that i salute him 😂

[@Yellow-Rose]

What you learned from hooberman can be googled. Hooberman compiles google searches and recites them. I appreciate he puts it all together in one video for people though. It's a handy reference.

[@broco6608]

Thank goodness he helped one person.

[@Robdawgx]

@@broco6608 +1

[@shatha.427]

Good job 🎉

[@wildpatagoniafilms16]

you don't need him to stop drinking

[@boowiebear]

The problem with gurus is they start getting high on their own supply. If they had a competency they drift from it and think their knowledge applies to all disciplines. Be skeptical.

[@davideatwell6577]

Yeah, some of them start off OK, then..... Well!?

[@CoolHand273]

best comment here. that and silicon valley is nothing more than an inbred cult that dabbles in technology marketing.

[@MarniMedia]

Exactly, more and more, Huberman just started reporting on other people's studies. Literally anybody can do that, yet because Huberman has a PhD, his fan base acted like everything he was reporting was the product of his own work and used it to to further inflate his internet credibility. For sure, Huberman is intelligent. But as you pointed out, he started drifting far from his core competencies, with everyone treating him like some sort of prophet and acting like doing cold plunges and staring at the sun will negate all their other bad habits because the advice was coming from a PhD.

[@boowiebear]

@@MarniMedia I actually had not heard of him until this “hit piece”. I actually don’t care about his boning habits but did smell guru right away when seeing how people talk about him and defend him. Oh well, the one we should worship we are celebrating tomorrow so Happy Easter!

[@lorcashine]

@@MarniMedia 🤣

[@karla_so_and_so]

This is why "critical thinking" should be extensively taught in schools from an early age.

[@theinnerlight8016]

Couldn't agree more! A decent book to hand to pretty much everyone would be "Skeptics guide to the universe" by Steven Novella. Your recommendation? 🖖

[@tonyamartin1425]

So I can be fat and average sick and mentally weak like you no thanks I will stay exceptional

[@HappinessDIY]

It’s clearly not taught enough

[@Bronte866]

The learning of critical thinking is inherit in any educational endeavor. But practical critical thinking is learned in the home from caretakers who are themselves critical thinkers.

[@Bronte866]

I wouldn’t hand that book to a 7 yr old. I myself take responsibility for my child’s ability to think critically. The term “critical thinking” is a very broad brush. That adults think children learn to think critically from school lessons or via reading particular books indicates to me that the kids of those people are doomed.

[@khushbakht6630]

As a woman (and not a man trying to be like him), Andrew Huberman's content has helped me a great deal and I am not the least bothered by his personal life. Not my business

[@kingjoe3rd]

Yep, he's a smart guy. That's great that he helped you. I guess he didn't realize how famous he really was, as when you're famous, you can no longer behave like a run-of-the-mill player without having your girlfriends get mad and run to a journalist. It's probably impossible to carry on several relationships when you're famous now, as everyone has the ability to take a picture/video of you at any time.

[@Nah_Bohdi]

It just makes me think he is doing it in a good natured way, to each his own, he does good research.

[@lyinbobbycottonseed]

Spoken like a very unintelligent person

[@JC-jr9hw]

The real problem isn’t about his personal life. The problem is that he has lost credibility because he’s weaving dodgy pseudoscience into his supposedly scientific podcast in order to sell shady unproven supplements that make him millions of dollars. Like so many others, he got greedy and compromised himself for the almighty dollar. Beyond that I guess it’s up to you if you want to take mental health and behavioral advice from somebody with that type of track record in his personal relationships. Doesn’t seem like the best idea to me, but to each their own.

[@obtuseangler768]

@@kingjoe3rd we don't care what he does on his personal time as long as he isn't dr*ging and graping women like Bill Cosby

[@dbii6349]

Why are people so desperate to be led by someone else? I don’t think this world works for a lot of folks.

[@rahrahrah8405]

All his fans are directionless males without fathers.

[@askquestions1236]

lonely, bored, desperate.

[@wmpx34]

The world is largely filled with followers, that’s the only reason it all holds together

[@lorcashine]

Best point yet. Great question more should be asking. This is a huge problem in U.S. society.

[@MrsRitchieBlackmore]

Basic human nature. It's how we're programmed. It's why we create heirarchies and religions.

[@Sandy-of6gq]

Lying and being manipulative is not a good look for someone presenting as a health influencer

[@firecracker187]

This personal life has nothing to do with it.. Look elsewhere

[@KingsguardRP]

Were those same old women not trying to manipulate him into a relationship? when these same women in their 20s passed on good/nerdy guys like huberman for the bad boys, collecting s3xual partners like pokemon Now that they are single mothers and approaching perimenopause, and now they are desperate to lock a good guys who have built themselves up to be successful. My only disgust is why Andrew Huberman was even dating almost 40 year old single mothers to begin with. He can date 22 year old supermodels now. 😂

[@Sandy-of6gq]

​@@firecracker187 impossible for personality and values not to spill into his work too

[@MrsRitchieBlackmore]

He's a bachelor. And it's a free country.

[@DigiMyst]

Honestly couldn't care less if he's a womanizer. If he provides good health education, that's all that matters.

[@MichaelDeVore-u4v]

In 10 years, all the Internet personalities will be AI generated. Will will miss having flesh and blood liars to watch.

[@dlmsarge8329]

Hahaha , funny and true

[@Anson120]

No really! it is going to happen. LOL

[@badlandskid]

Sometimes I wonder if dr Grande is AI

[@AncoraImparoPiper]

Nah. AI personalities will pretend to be flesh and blood humans. And we won't know the difference.

[@kathrynfranz2100]

😂

[@healingypsy]

Andrew’s scheduling ability was found to be superior 😂

[@jamescorcoran4809]

The guy saved my life with his segment on alcohol Say what you will; His message was EFFECTIVE

[@sarahs8371]

Broken clock saying...

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

Indeed.

[@ZenD-xx3xo]

​@@sarahs8371episode 1-4 is diamond

[@MrGreen-io6jc]

you didn't knew that alcohol is not good for your health? School education system really sucks...

[@j.r.r.tolkien8724]

@MrGreen-io6jc Ironic coming from someone who can't write a correct sentence. Also that's such a simplistic understanding I'm not sure you even went to school. The Alcohol industry is doing a great job in controlling our behavior which most of the time is irrational. Mass advertisement, societal norms and pressure, and the list goes on... Sometimes it takes a knowledgeable person to deliver the message in such a way that it has an effect on you.

[@Connie-e9x]

Just a note here: I am a school bus driver of 42 years and my experience in driving children of mental health professionals is enlightening ... while helping to straighten out the lives of other people ,, their own home lives are a mess and far from healthy.... their kids are out of control, acting out and entitled.... sort of like the hair dresser with horrible hair or the mechanic that drives a junker........... lol

[@sc3ku]

I went to school with a dentists kids who had bad teeth. go figure!

[@fowlmood96]

Sounds like you’ve constructed this belief based on information you can’t possibly know.

[@ChrisHodges87]

Doctor heal thy self

[@rutvin8763]

How utterly judgmental, are you really so insecure? Unless you stalk those families 24/7 you have no idea what parent-child dynamic they have. And kids could be out of control or act out DESPITE their upbringing, not necessarily because of it.

[@mustang19ms]

there are many sayings about this, like the door of the carpenter is off its hinges

[@miras2222]

my dad had a complicated and difficult surgery. the were gossips about the surgeon being a womanizer, unfathful husband. I understand his morality in relations with women is questionable, but it doesn't change the fact that his professionalism saved my dad's life.

[@keard558]

It doesn't change the fact that any other surgeon should be qualified to do it. Someone doing their job doesn't mean you have to dismiss if they're an immoral goblin. Every job is honorable and important. Doctors shouldn't get special treatment.

[@peaceunion5316]

@@keard558every job is honourable and important?

[@garp9433]

@@keard558technically maybe but in reality some doctors have better outcomes and you want that doctor, and though that info is tracked, it will never be publicly available

[@back2nature608]

Saved his life at great risk!

[@rjchavers9267]

I completely agree with your statement. This is my personal experience with my own health care and life being preserved after being misdiagnosed and by the fact that not only was I one of the first documented cases, but to this day of the approximate 500 annual cases 3 decades after I was diagnosed, today if people are fortunate enough to live through it, they often have multiple limbs surgically removed to preserve their life. I kept all of my limbs but I'm still alive as a result of the right surgeon having me as their patient. I also have a family member that is a ground breaking surgeon in the pediatric orthopedic field at Saint Jude hospital as well. Not all surgeons are equal and as long as they can save lives and improve the quality of life for their patients, I don't need to know the dirt in their lives. I'm glad your Dad was fortunate enough to find his surgeon. Wishing your family much love and happiness in your years to come together. 💛

[@tomanderson2487]

Nothing on this earth is LESS scientific then the ramblings of ex girlfriends.

[@tomanderson2487]

Anonymous ex girlfriends at that!!

[@TheJaniceJoy]

@@tomanderson2487 Why should they embarrass themselves publicly?

[@TheJaniceJoy]

Unless they’re intelligent, professional women who are in agreement about being lied to and used. 😏

[@dashrirprock]

His PR firm/"spokesperson" denied all of the "he said, she said" claims that could not be proven. They did not deny that he had concurrent relationships with all of the women. More importantly, as noted in the video, he's known to lie by exaggeration and omission for money. That he verifably does the same for sex should not be surprising.

[@Gohan9112]

​@@dashrirprock If Huberman exaggerates or omits anything as the video claims, Todd should've linked the evidence. But he only offered 3 scenarios of Huberman potentially being guilty of that, which at best could be regarded as Todd's opinions. Besides what's wrong with being in a relationship with multiple women?

[@TumblinWeeds]

I’m not sure that Huberman doesn’t support flu vaccines and sunscreen. I remember in has video about cold and flu he distinctly recommends getting them, but says that they aren’t 100% effective because you might contract a strain not included in the vaccine. He also says that sunscreen is effective at preventing sunburn and skin cancer. I’m not sure where you heard him say it’s potentially hazardous, but I feel like that might be out of context.

[@pravak6745]

All that is true. Sunscreen IS potentially hazardous. Vaccines most certainly are not 100% effective, and just because an organization bought and paid for by pharmaceuticals (the FDA) says that the flu vaccine CAN protect you, this is not very impressive scientifically. "Will" is much better than "can".

[@conorm2524]

Sunscreen also prevents the body from absorbing vitamin D.

[@flingonber]

@@conorm2524 Dying from skin cancer also prevents the body from absorbing vitamin D.

[@lee5802]

​@@flingonbermost sunscreen contains harmful chemicals. Cute remark but ignorant

[@lebumjames1373]

@@lee5802and there's tons that don't lol. it takes 2 minutes of research to find sunscreens w/out harmful chemicals

[@peacefuljourney4994]

I watch Huberman, although not regularly, I've never thought of him as a guru, but an engaging professor, and knowledgeable of the research that he has to know for his teaching, his own health, but more importantly to me, people's health into their age. It is always presented as voluntary, and never "preached". I don't think I've ever heard him preach about anything the article criticizes, so if his lifestyle is what makes him happy, or other women frustrated/upset, it's not promoted or revealed, so I don't care. In the end, I don't see his videos as anything but info you can take or leave. Am I missing something?

[@drnitz]

Well said! I agree completely. I just don't get the point of this attack on AH.

[@EvelynBaron]

@@drnitz same here except he does have the occasional idiot on to interview, I just skip them.

[@Dwayne9]

Yes. This is the correct take.

[@deleted01]

Yup.

[@karolin6918]

As a woman/psychotherapist listening to Huberman, who he has sex with or cheated on or manipulated by is none of my concern, he has effectively made me fall in love with my nervous system and that's not a bad thing at all! So i sm very so thankful to him for being a wonderful, non-authoritative teacher, and he has also shared findings he doesn't agree with/sure of as well. So not sure, how Dr. Grande's claims on encouraging men to be a womaniser comes through his podcast - he encourages people to live a healthy lifestyle and maximise on our body's abilities, there is not an ounce of "who should i sleep with" in that sentence.. lol. what am i missing Dr. Grande? This very prolific magizine's "gossip" column sounds very cheap and a game of Vengence.

[@zachfinemusic]

One of the things I respect so much about Dr. Grande is how articulate he is. I have never heard him use filler words.

[@philmusson1265]

This whole video is a pathetic ad hominin attack on a genuinely brilliant scientist who has helped millions of people, because some jealous ex girlfriends talked shit about him??? Pure propaganda. Disgusting!

[@grahamgreene779]

only when he's reaching in order to complete some string of alliterative words or being punny- even then, I wouldn't call the words "filler." More like brief, quasi-comedic digressions that employ literary devices.

[@TommyShlong]

Well he is reading a script

[@grahamgreene779]

​@@TommyShlong true, although plenty of people who write things down use gratuitous language (filler words). One of the most important parts of being a good writer is (depending on the type of writing - there are exceptions) being a good editor in order to reach peak concision - Saying what you want to say in as few words as possible without sacrificing clarity, readability and even some aesthetic flair if possible. I don't say this as someone who claims to be a good writer, just someone who knows it when I see it, I think.

[@Golgi-Gyges]

You don't see the constant editing breaks?

[@kimberlybellotte7901]

Grateful for all of Andrew's scientific contributions to the public. My life is better because of his generosity.

[@ChaineYTXF]

Those are not scientific contributions. He popularizes medical knowledge. Still a good thing. I don't get why he's being maligned. And I couldn't care less about his private life

[@RegulusOrigin]

“In a surprising twist, three of the women continued to remain friendly with Andrew…” Nope, not surprising.

[@lilyjane1011]

It is to me. I am female...

[@BlueWingedRino]

If he was broke this would be surprising, otherwise no.

[@idid69ok]

​@@lilyjane1011women lie all the time. None of them are gonna say they're with him for the money. But it's obvious

[@chillie000]

Dr Grande has incorrectly reported this. The article cited 9 girlfriends. He is friendly with the first 3 from many, many years ago. The most recent 6 GFs - he cheated on. The first 3, he did not.

[@maika2449]

I cannot imagine how betrayed these women must feel, and brokenhearted

[@peapod6747]

At this point, ladies you cant trust anyone named Andrew 🤔

[@nephron9924]

Did you obtain your name @peapod6747 by your brain size or body shape?

[@maiaallman4635]

😂😂😂 Good one.

[@jasonmullinder]

Some sources indicate the name actually derives from a sanskrit word that translates to "Manipulative Douchebag"

[@praeceptor]

His birthplace isn't far away from the San Andreas FAULT.

[@andrewdevine3920]

Aww...

[@williamrunner6718]

No one is safe from being analyzed by the DOC! Yes!

[@poindextertunes]

the Departments Of Corrections?

[@williamrunner6718]

@@poindextertunes He could spend the rest of his life analyzing all those nutcases and the thing is, we already know they're nuts.

[@untonsured]

He's a counselor not an expert on everything just like the criticism he levels at huberman. All Todd does is read some facts or info about someone, often cherry-picking, sums it up and makes a layman conclusion that anyone could make. His qualifications have nothing to do with most of his videos.

[@carlos4087]

Yeah he'll even analyze a bridge 😂😅 c'mon!

[@carlos4087]

​@@untonsuredabsolutely on point...he tries harder to deadpan jokes than to provide useful insights

[@katrinat.3032]

I don’t think Dr. grand is focusing on his love life, I think Dr. grande is teaching us critical thinking skills here

[@BetaBuxDelux]

The best part of the article was that his victims formed their own support group. They are all friends now.

[@mritzs5142]

And of course are all going to file a lawsuit against him class-action of some kind so they can get some money for their pain and suffering

[@quatzxice]

​@@mritzs5142lol are they? What would be the charges tho. I say good for them, might as well get some green. They were whoring themselves without knowing, they might as well get paid. Cos that's what he did. He took their choice away by fooling them into thinking they were all exclusive. Nice try trying to make the women look bad. Huberman is still the asshole in this.

[@lorcashine]

@@quatzxice Maybe if they got a VD that was life threatening,... Some people have actually won those cases. Why did he lie to risk their lives?

[@firecracker187]

Kumbaya

[@firecracker187]

@@quatzxice Are you freaking serious? Nobody forced those broads to spread their legs.

[@pearlsbeforeswine60]

He's got steroid skin. The naso labial folds give it away, as do the oversize muscles. That's his big "health" secret for muscle and endurance.

[@standelcarlo862]

@@hummingbirdofgumption3263 I can lift 200 kg., but still, nobody loves me.

[@MaxwellsDemon9]

What are naso labial folds?

[@lynemac2539]

​@@MaxwellsDemon9 Nose and lips

[@danam774]

Omg, I looked him up on Wikipedia and his pic from 2016 looks like a whole different unjuiced person!!

[@gossamer9966]

FACTS

[@drnitz]

I'm an avid listener of Huberman. I was drawn to his content because of his thorough, yet understandable explanations and painstaking citation of his sources. Dr Grande, my experience leads me to disagree with your analysis of Huberman. He consistently points out the limitations of the studies he discusses. Guests with expertise in various subject areas frequently appear on his podcast. Furthermore, what business is it of ours to judge Huberman's personal life? Andrew is not running for public office. This sounds like mud slinging out of jealousy of his success.

[@Kwatson855]

Totally agree! So many jealous mean people out there!

[@maika2449]

He is a liar, and he compromised those women's health. It's fine sleeping with many women, but it is not ok to make them think that they are the only one, that it's a committed relationship. I cannot imaging how betrayed and brokenhearted these women feel.

[@Veracityseeker7]

Nah, he preaches health while doing unhealthy behaviors in his own life. He's a hypocrite.

[@CharlieHolbert-g3b]

@@Veracityseeker7 where has he said it's not healthy to have multiple partners?

[@bluecollarlit]

Like a Swifty : ) "Don't question my hero!" Swifty? Or a member of the Huberman-hive?

[@sylon7717]

Trashing a guy who is literally helping people get healthy? What about cancer patients, persons with diabetes would they not benefit from his videos. Shame

[@coolchameleon21]

he’s not trustworthy and a lot of the things he says consist of dangerous misinformation.

[@Enriqueestevas098]

While I can appreciate and respect other people’s opinions regardless of whether I agree or not, I started watching Huberman lab a few years ago, and the advice I’ve learned from his channel has had a genuine positive impact on me. Whether that be physiological sighs for helping with stress, turning off all screens on hour before bed for better sleep, or the importance of having a healthy microbiome in your gut for a better health in general. Understand people may agree or disagree, but huberman has had a positive impact on my life personally

[@user-sm1ol5kj6o]

That’s exactly what makes him so popular. We’ve known these things for years, it’s the way hubberman is able to present information in a sensational way is what makes it stick. Works great for actual helpful advice but when he has that same level of sensationalism for every point he’s making, then he begins to become questionable - it’s very good to be weary of or at least take notice of while watching his videos. He states things still debated in science as fact, he makes so many disputable correlations, but it’s always framed in a way that’s self-help/motivational/true. So of course his content is going to be popular amongst laymen, it’s waaay more convincing than the average self-help gurus, because it’s “””backed by”””” science, more specifically Andrew Hubberman’s Science. This is why those in the realm of science are reluctant about him. I’ve seen various videos where doctors and scientists had to point out his video of in-factual or misleading information, or misrepresented scientific studies. Please just listen to the helpful advice, but just bc he’s giving good general advice in a novel way - doesn’t mean we should take every word for gospel. Just be weary

[@claradontcara]

@@user-sm1ol5kj6oI get what you're saying, but there's noting "SENSATIONAL" in the way he presents info. He usually sticks to a super boring black-on-black style of interview, doesn't resort to ANY weird or sensational shenanigans etc. MUCH of what he proposes, I haven't ever even thought of though it sounds like you and others find it to be old news. He's not perfect, he's not my guru, but it's completely normal that people try to hammer down the nail that sticks up .

[@TonyCox1351]

Yeah I don’t think this one is a big deal. The dude is a cheater. Definitely an asshole, and I’d be disappointed if he were my son. But plenty of great men were cheaters it’s not like he killed someone’s

[@user-mf1li9lf8k]

I agree!!

[@Mikinaak2023]

This information was out ages ago.

[@AlexBobalexRavenclaw]

If people hate Andrew Huberman over this, wait til they learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.!

[@Desi365]

funny

[@Hautenani]

The difference is that didn’t interfere with his mission. This guy seems to be the exact opposite of what he claims he is and what he’s teaching people.

[@bend4236]

​@@Hautenaniso a married Christian paster who is a habitual cheater isn't doing the exact opposite of what he preaches but an unmarried scientist is? Your personal biases are clouding you judgment and it's sad.

[@julianvw3203]

@@Hautenaniand that is…what exactly?

[@Nancy-uq4ob]

​@Hautenani spoken like a guy that's never listened to huberman

[@yourworstfan]

I'm probably not the biggest Huberman fan in the world, but I've been listening to his podcast for a few months. I've heard a lot of interesting information from him and his guests, some of which seems useful. I don't really feel like his brand is about teaching men to manipulate or take advantage of women. I don't approve of anyone acting that way, but what this tells me about Huberman is that he's flawed, just like everyone is, which I already knew.

[@karolinaeigenmacht5433]

Yes, is very intelligent and articulate. I just wish criticizing other people was not his main subject. 😔 it is sad and not very enticing. He may not like what Huberman does, but he could still choose to talk about something positive instead.

[@richardshalla]

Critics are also an important part of society. There are many things in life that seem too good to be true and can snare us by thinking we've found an inexpensive shortcut. Critics can clarify the situation and give us a sober second thought. An example is when shopping on Amazon and looking at a product I purposely look for the critical views of the product to get a more well rounded perspective of the actual value of the product. I am thankful everyday for good critics. They save me time and energy.

[@calgoulden8223]

Flawed and evil are different words, try again

[@sadiestoltzfus9798]

Happy Easter Everyone 🐣🐰🙏🙂.

[@mpat100]

Happy Easter to you; blessings for you

[@travispagent937]

Happy Easter to you both too 🪺🐣🐥

[@williamrunner6718]

Happy bunny day!

[@JJtvee]

Happy Easter! Aka Happy Zombie Jesus day! 🐇

[@melaniesmith1313]

Happy Easter to you too! ⛪⛪

[@laughingl0tus]

Remember when journalists were journalists and not gossip columnists?

[@Veracityseeker7]

Yes, but neither Huberman or Grande are journalists. So, what's the point?

[@laughingl0tus]

@@Veracityseeker7 I’m addressing the fact that the content was published as an article in New York Magazine.

[@Veracityseeker7]

​@@laughingl0tus Ah, got it!

[@akshayde]

Remember when scientists were stuck in lab being scientists and not youtubers selling supplements?? Whats your point?

[@skipklauber1162]

@@akshayde read the New York Mag article. It’s not even at the TMZ level of “journalism”.

[@jaymike3302]

Lying & cheating is a sign of insecurity. And poor character.

[@jimdandy8996]

Or just high libido.

[@jaymike3302]

@@jimdandy8996 No. Because if you know you can get it anytime...you don't need to be desperate for it.

[@amalksuresh2538]

​@@jaymike3302that's not how real world works.

[@snu3877]

Really? Insecurity? Lying and cheating are signs of greediness/piggishness. Having women fall under your spell like that has got to be pretty heady stuff. I sincerely doubt Huberman, with his fame, fortune and influence, feels insecure. Methinks he is a bit TOO full of himself.

[@jaymike3302]

@@snu3877 Fame, fortune, & influence won't help you with insecurity about the most desirable women. He's chasing a substitute type of happiness.

[@mzalenski1]

You mean to tell me the rich, highly intelligent, and physically exceptional famous neuroscientist that is a role model to thousands gets a lot of trim when he travels? You mean to tell me that the guy from whom so many receive guidance in life actually lives the kind of life we all want? I'm shocked and outraged.

[@alisalavine1052]

Toxic masculinity, but sure, everyone wants his life. I left out the narcissistic personality order and all the rage, gaslighting and trauma he leaves in his wake.

[@katlynklassen809]

You need to be over this kind of behaviour in your early twenties. Not still playing this lame game as a grown ass man

[@salvatronprime9882]

A man should enjoy the fruits of his labor.

[@UuU1001.]

Yeah tell that to the frisky senior citizens in the nursing homes button mashing the game controller over and over again.

[@katlynklassen809]

@@salvatronprime9882 no man. This kind of thing is just world poison. You can enjoy women and have fun all kinds of ways. This is yucky. I know because I have played this game but only when young and then I felt gross like any human should and I stopped. To still do like that at that age is an awful sign.

[@notthatkindofdino]

@@salvatronprime9882 low value men with no self-control can't commit. Even lower value men lie. If huberman wanted to act like a boy all his life, he should've just been upfront about wanting fwb instead of stringing women along

[@quatzxice]

Completely agree. I think it's very common behaviour now tho because masculinity is being redefined away from old traditional and stereotypical ideas of masculinity and a lot of men feel lost as a result.

[@lauracampa1838]

This reminds me about something similar that happened to me in2010. My boyfriend of almost 5 years was the DA of my county at the time. He was doing something similar and i didn’t know. I started noticing some changes in his behavior and ended up catching him in bed with a woman. A few days later he had to step down from his position to be investigated. A person from his office was accusing him of S harassment. Was all over the local news. He was charged. 10 months later when the case came to an end, his whole file was published online in a newspaper page. That is when I learned how many women he was having unprotected S with and how many he was pursuing. It was absolutely disgusting and it affected me so much I have not dated ever since.

[@narelleschulze3959]

Don’t let this creep spoil the rest of your life

[@sunnydays9586]

I sincerely hope you're doing well and staying safe. Thanks for sharing here, it's good for us to know what they're capable of.

[@danieljoseph6404]

Ken Kratz ?

[@tuanisthename]

dang!

[@NonyaSmith]

Betrayal trauma is real. It up-ends lives. It changes you, usually permanently in some respect. That people are so cavalier about this PATTERN of deceitful behavior from Huberman because they somehow personally benefitted from him is just disgusting.

[@TK-fm5ud]

I feel bad for Dr. Huberman. I don’t understand why he is being put on trial. He hasn’t done anything illegal. I find his podcasts helpful and entertaining - particularly the ones about sleeping and women’s health. I sometimes put it on when I’m washing dishes or other menial tasks to make it less tedious. And I am a woman. I am not buying into the “selling his brand of masculinity” line. He is smart, attractive and successful- including with women. Good for him. Given that the women found out, they could have opted to just stop their relationship with him, but why did some of them continue? Also, we could only hear the article’s version of the story, which I’m sure comes with its own set of biases and motivations. He is a human being just like all of us. I’m glad I’m not famous enough for people to go after me because 1) I’m sure people would 2) I don’t live in a way that is agreeable to 100% of other people. Unless there is criminal behaviour involved, I feel that people’s private life should be kept private.

[@eliana993]

The part that should be concerning to you is the later part of this video where Andrew peddles fake pseudoscience and conspiracy theories about vaccines and sunscreen.

[@futureproof.health]

Einstein was a womanizer too back in the day. Women like successful men, it’s still a thing.

[@Cryboutet]

Men don't like womanizer men

[@2Sugarbears]

Men like to fuck around. Successful or otherwise.

[@bennymountain1]

If that was the case, those successful men you speak of wouldn't have to lie to women in order to get in their pants.

[@KariEspitia]

To say that Andrew Huberman uses jargon to confuse people it is such a misstatement, it will like accusing Bryan Green of trying to chase people away from physics. Huberman is a great science communicator, and unlike many other people as straightforward as anyone can be, if people take the time to actually dive deep into the numerous papers and studies he cites, then you would never call it “pseudoscience”. Quite disappointed in Dr Grande!, he should have spent more time researching on this one.

[@drnitz]

I agree! Thank you.

[@debralbungermd8804]

completely agree.

[@sofiamiau3420]

Obviously, jealousy is at work here...time for Dr. Grande to analyze himself...I can listen to Huberman all day...he has inspired me to improve my health unlike Dr. Grande who has totally disgusted me with this video which clearly reflexes his JEALOUSY

[@kellyyork3898]

When any guy starts grilling you on who you are seeing and whether or not you’re having a relationship with another man, just hold up a mirror for him.

[@oldmedstudent1750]

Women literally do this all the time. They keep a FWB or two on the side while they are pursuing someone more seriously and then make that guy wait. You're just mad because it's a man who did it. Typical feminist hypocrite.

[@barbieblue3336]

Run

[@Heywood.Jablome]

Typical sloor deflection

[@jackdeniston6150]

So howmany men men are you seeing/using?

[@maiaallman4635]

Men who are cheating, are more suspicious of their partners.

[@carlclarkarmyret137]

Even though I rarely drank alcohol, Huberman's video on Alcohol made me decide never to drink, ever!

[@jeremyhall7495]

Yeah, I'd believe his videos... Seems like a truthful guy... Do you wanna buy a bridge?

[@gregorypeterson9]

@@jeremyhall7495 I've always wanted to own a bridge......I'm not gullible at all.

[@nephron9924]

​@@jeremyhall7495yeah I'm sure Huberman full of it... Go right back to drinking your booze! I'm sure your infallible intelligence made that deduction

[@DigiMyst]

@@jeremyhall7495 Buddy, he _just_ said Huberman helped him with his alcoholism. You can have your feelings towards Huberman, but don't be an asshole towards real progress.

[@carlclarkarmyret137]

Ya know, it wasn't even alcoholism, b/c haven't got drunk in 3 plus decades, rarely ever did, and rarely drank. It was Huberman saying alcohol was "poison", that did it. Basically it sort of confirmed my observation that no product man makes for other men that alters their brains is for their benefit. All questionable chemicals fed to us help keep humanities game of chutes and ladders, mostly chutes 😆, going. He was the first of his kind I have watched that has taken on Alcohol so directly. Even if this is the case of the broken clock being right twice a day, I gotta thank him for that.

[@TH-eb5ro]

Huberman is a player, shock, glad he was called out. His talking about the impact of alcohol has so many more people talking about the impact in their lives.

[@lyinbobbycottonseed]

Nothing he said in that episode was true

[@cynthiaholland13]

This is disappointing. If you are sleeping with multiple people, just be honest. Your brand is based on authenticity and living a good and healthy life. A good and healthy life includes honest, committed relationships. So, even a brilliant, older scientist like Huberman can still be a F-boy.

[@justaguy328]

His brand is that he's a neuroscientist. Nobody is going to him for dating advice.

[@quatzxice]

Ikr. I think it's ego at the end of the day. He doesn't want to just be a fboy. He wants to have the upperhand always.

[@aubreyj.tennant1123]

SOS !!! - Snake Oil Salesman !!! It’s all about success at any cost!

[@jazzyg530]

He's playing games and living off the narc supply. It's extremely lame.

[@ErikaJadeLives]

@@quatzxice100 percent about power. This day in age you can have just about any relationship style you want. Just be honest and ethical. It’s called ethical non monogamy and I know many many people do it. This is about control and that rarely is isolated to one area of someone’s life. This is double life times three. That’s a whole lot of unnecessary lying and manipulation. I wouldn’t be surprised if other things come out regarding others areas of his life as well. Ugh. I wish them all the best and much needed healing. Things like is usually come to light eventually.

[@brettharperspodcast]

I'm pretty sure there are plenty of uncommitted women out there that would be more then happy to be part of his schedule.

[@JayJay-wg5ex]

everyone defending andrew rater than have some moral fibre and say what a loser

[@gothicgirlfriend7375]

Ew. I sure wouldn't. Gross

[@Jonathan-jk7of]

I personally think they agreed to hookup with him then got chad stuck and now trying to defame him cuz he can’t be theirs 🤷

[@zizi5721]

They aren't Doctors with an audience teaching discipline and pushing fake science

[@zizi5721]

​@Jonathan-jk7of it doesn't change the fact he's a loser lol and got exposed and a lot of people's respect

[@troy3456789]

Anyone else notice there's way more ads than there used to be, not just on Dr Grande's videos, but nearly all of them?

[@Mili-bedili]

Yep!

[@futurez12]

Did you notice that it coincided with 'KZbin Premium'? Their goal seems to be to get as many people so sick of 'regular KZbin' to leave them feeling like there's no choice but to buy their Premium BS. Their recent war on adblockers was part of that.

[@deeznutz8320]

Grifter moment

[@mathistruth9105]

Conflicts require money. Duh. Ding ding ding!

[@Arlette-e1m]

I went to this guys podcast, saw a couple of episodes and I can only say, Dr. Huberman has a new follower.

[@bprobertson]

Can you analyze Dr Todd Grande next?

[@RTC1655]

haha, good one

[@nephron9924]

Yeah, pretty sure there is a horror movie that depicts that

[@almasalazar8318]

Thinking the same thing

[@mathistruth9105]

Oh there are a few videos that analyze him out there. You just have to look for them. It wont be pretty.

[@barbieblue3336]

Real masculinity - being devoted to one woman, and she's devoted in a committed relationship.

[@Madhatter975]

Mmmm…. Nah

[@Veracityseeker7]

Amen

[@Veracityseeker7]

​@@Madhatter975Just because you can't do it....

[@hurlentropy6866]

People governed by feelings seek multiple partners.

[@Price-kl3lb]

Nah, if anyone ever gets rich like Huberman they should create a harem. Women don’t date you when you’re down, but they always will when you’re up.

[@chazwyman]

This is tittle tattle. Six anonymous women? The article is of no value. A person's perdonal life is no ones busniness but their own. This is not a valuable post.

[@blissfulbaboon]

This video is akin to the journalistic quality of the National Enquirer

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

That communication style is called word salad.

[@DakotaTuttle-k3x]

Word salad is much different and is commonly assigned to psychosis and schizophrenia

[@yvettep1093]

Word salad users are narcissistic.

[@EvelynBaron]

@@DakotaTuttle-k3x And Jordan Peterson

[@EvelynBaron]

Naw, he's just long winded.

[@slynt_]

Just say you're an idiot who can't follow a scientific discussion, it would be simpler.

[@quinnrivera5075]

Rich dude raw dogging podcast groupies coast to coast. Guess only baseball players and actors and rock stars can get a pass for doing this in 2024. How’s this even an article in the paper?

[@Daltic639]

The way you remain "objective" but throw in facetious shade to sway opinion is also worrying

[@Joelswinger34]

Why? Does it confuse you?

[@BarbraDrizin]

I don't care - I love what he teaches and his excellent podcasts...I am not judging him, I am inspired by what he teaches

[@lowrider419fly]

For me it comes down to trust. If a woman he is being intimate with can't trust him, then why should I?

[@MrsRitchieBlackmore]

He's a bachelor, so he's not beholden to anyone. If he were married with children, I'd agree with you.

[@rookie8052]

Your lovers see the worst sides of you. Just because someone isn’t a good intimate partner doesn’t mean they can’t have other good qualities for the people outside of that.. also, I don’t think values in a relationship necessarily equate to values elsewhere. MLK was a serial cheater for example, doesn’t mean he wasn’t also a good man in other respects.

[@tedcrilly46]

Any very high quality guy will be sleeping around. Women struggle to accept the dynamic of the situation. The higher up the less exclusivity. Quality up, loyalty down.

[@CP-pt1ot]

Haha, that really isn't a good rule to follow.

[@bs667]

Because he has pHd in neuroscience and you don't. Do you ask your professor about his sex life before attending his classes?

[@gossamer9966]

I bet those women headed straight out to get checked for STDs. Pretty gross he insisted on unsafe sex with all of them, knowing that his promiscuity was putting them at risk. And these were just the ones he got caught with, I'm sure there were plenty more. Nothing wrong with multiple partners if everyone knows and consents, but he took the choice to protect themselves away from them.

[@catherineromero1862]

Not only that, if he IS a narcissist, they are notorious for having sex with anyone, or anything that moves

[@Desi365]

they agreed to have unprotected sex right ? why would they blame him ? it's THEIR problem

[@catherineromero1862]

@@Desi365 guess we know where you stand on the personal responsibility scale

[@Desi365]

I'm reading around here that "cheating is sexual violence" and that "love is abuse of power" . that should alarm you about the mental state of some (a lot of?) women more than me.

[@catherineromero1862]

@@Desi365 leading someone to believe the relationship is exclusive, when it is not, in order to convince a partner to have unprotected secks is immoral and deceitful. To do this and also knowingly have a communication le disease, such as herpes, is criminal. At the very least, the person who hasn’t disclosed, and then passed that on to the uninformed partner, can be sued.

[@joelfisk]

Say what you will about his personal life, his episode on sleep changed my life for the better.

[@lorimoore5589]

Can you let me know which video specifically? I just looked up Huberman and sleep and found quite a few. I can listen to them all I suppose but was hoping to start with the one that you found life changing.

[@joelfisk]

@@lorimoore5589 Sure! The episode is specifically the "Sleep-toolkit" episode. It contains protocols for daily activities to ready your brain to sleep. Honestly if you've ever had trouble falling asleep or waking up with consistent timing, it's very helpful. Good luck!

[@joelfisk]

@@lorimoore5589 It's episode #86

[@kurrus]

was it the one where he pretended nocturnal tendencies in people was something you just "wanna believe in" and acted like the only reason for bad sleep is bad habits?

[@GoodMan_000]

When fools have no arguments , they attack person, "AD HOMINEM"

[@milenaliv7936]

“Sarah” caught him cheating on her 5 times with 5 different women and we have to presume she thought they were exclusively dating and she had no idea what kind of person he was??? And then she goes to NY Times to tell her story of “heartache”. She very well figured him out after the first woman. But she still continued dating him, willingly! And what is his personal life have to do with his profession? The man likes to date multiple women, and I believe they were very well aware of it based on “Sarah”s accounts. This definitely makes him a non-keeper/ scumbag boyfriend , but certainly does not make him an incompetent/ unethical professional IMO. His stands on the influenza vaccine is his opinion, just like researchers don’t always agree on a specific study subject and hold different opinions. Btw, Never seen any of this man’s videos and never heard of him!

[@mauiswift6391]

I suspect Sarah and these other woman are younger than AH.

[@nazaninlabafian6721]

exactly 💯

[@jimdandy8996]

Exactly. These broads are grifters.

[@debrabunger9302]

Definitely worth watching!

[@Veracityseeker7]

​@@mauiswift6391How do you know that, and how much younger? Unless he was dealing with underage girls, grown Sorry women are responsible for their behaviors.

[@neontetr4551]

Three women decided to continue the relationship, calling themselves intelligent.

[@oldandtired940]

Huberman is famous with money.........

[@1987Powers]

He is probably a millionaire, I venture to say that’s why.

[@dallassegno]

Ha ha ha

[@lorrained9374]

Exactly...sounds like they want to be famous too!

[@khawajamazhar9188]

They probably are piggy riding Huberman for his resources.😅

[@joeking6972]

Who cares? I watch him for information not because I think he's a saint.

[@jeace99]

Well, the quality and reliability of the information he's sharing are a concern. It was a big part of the topic of this video.

[@joeking6972]

@@jeace99 He's a dude who reads papers regarding the results of studies without lending too much of his own personal opinion on the matter, which is what I like. It's literally "this is what the current research we have says about X." Not "this is what I believe to be the case." If what he was presenting was so egregiously incorrect we would have heard about it a long time ago. -The whole "rats vs. humans" thing is very prevalent in the scientific world and Grande shouldn't be surprised that a scientist subscribes to this idea, as it's the norm in the realm of research. Rats have many, MANY similarities to humans in terms of neurology, biology, behavior and genetics. -The whole "unsupported claims" criticism was brought up by Grande with NO further explanation, so that's an L on Grande's part not Huberman's. Yes, I'm sure in the literally hundreds upon hundreds of hours of his podcasts he has said something unsupported and biased, welcome to human fallibility. -For the sponsors portion anyone who believes at face value a person's claims regarding a product that they were paid to promote is a fool. He didn't even mention the sponsorships that concerned him so that we could make up our own minds on whether it truly warrants the label of pseudoscience. -Him being verbose is a completely subjective criticism, and you'll actually be hard pressed to find a scientist who can break down every scientific concept covered over hundreds of episodes into simplistic language and metaphor. Even Grande is guilty of this from time to time(he's not even a licensed therapist, btw). Then he says he's "oversimplifying" it, so which is it? I have actually found most of his information to be quite digestible, and he often uses the framework of "x does this, which means y" so it is palatable for the layman. And Grande talks about Andrew's lack of examples, but then fails to provide a single example of him being biased, misrepresenting research findings or making unsupported claims. The only thing he's really done that I don't like is his position on the flu vaccine, but that's his personal opinion and he makes it abundantly clear, so I don't really care. Why wasn't this video made before if he found his cast so egregious? This seems to be a case of "this guy may have done a bad thing, therefore nothing he's ever done is worthy of merit" and that's an incredibly weak perspective for a psychologist to have. Also this may seem petty on my part but I do believe that there may even be an element of jealousy here as he kept mentioning Andrew's physique and macho attitude even though I find Andrew to actually be quite soft spoken in speech and have literally never heard him brag about his fitness. If the information is beneficial I couldn't care less about his personal life, especially when it's just a "he said, she said" situation about him being a bad boyfriend.

[@wetelectronics238]

@@joeking6972 No, he is a dude who ignores the findings of papers and then selects ones that support confirmation bias and presumes no one else listening knows better.

[@joeking6972]

@@wetelectronics238 examples?

[@jayplaytv5965]

@@wetelectronics238 examples?

[@wendyfrith3407]

Sounds like the gorgeous bronzed guru god - muscles, PhD and all - my niece fell for. I disliked him instantly. Never had she met a man she could connect with on so many levels! He was her teacher, her spiritual guide, her soulmate, protector, lover, and best friend. When she found out he had about a dozen “best friends” (we live on an island a sixth the size of Aruba, which sure cuts down on the travel time) she was so devastated she went into a years-long depression. All this ended when he contacted her belatedly with the news he had cancer, needed her forgiveness and care, and convinced her that, despite his silly dalliances, she had been “the only one.” She did, indeed, rise to the occasion, but in doing so, met some of the other “only ones”, and they all became friends, rather like the many wives of Richard Harris. To this day, though, she believes that she was special above all the others. He died weeks later at age 46. The cancer? Melanoma. He’d urged his followers to throw away their sunscreen and soak up that magic cure-all, Vitamin D.

[@maggyfrog]

sunlight in the early morning is not the same as "soaking up vit d" any time of the day. the reason that huberman specifies early morning sun is precisely because it's too harmful past early morning, which is why people who are cronic sunbathers like the guy in your story are the most prone to skin cancer. medical doctors will tell you that the sun radiation in early morning and late afternoon are the weakest and that's why the use of sunscreen is most beneficial when the sun is high up and not close to the horizon. but who care about scientific accuracy if people are more interested in outrage? 🤦‍♀️

[@msk7458]

These good looking men with charisma cast a spell on women who don’t have discernment.

[@maggyfrog]

@@msk7458 to be fair, being good-looking and having charisma isn't indicative of being evil just by those standards. there's people like keanu reeves who are exactly as you described but by all accounts is a decent human being.

[@Desi365]

@@msk7458 there are women with little or no judgment, yes. and they have only themselves to blame for running into trouble.

[@iaindcosta]

narcissists, innit?

[@RoseBooksAndLearning]

People’s love lives are not the public’s business. None of this changes his education or years of professional experience. Adults get into romantic relationships and those sometimes have conflict and end. Stop tearing people down for clicks and views.

[@justaname999]

I don't care about his love life, although I'd say we should care about people spreading STIs, as a society and all, BUT his years of professional experience and his education do not change the fact that he does not question the claims he reports, or challenge the people he interviews. And in that case, the education and professional experience *should* change something! If a Joe Everyman presents these things as if they're facts, that is just misguided. If a person who has the scientific background to KNOW how to read scientific studies and evaluate the results' significance and power peddles the same level of BS, that is not misguided. That is intellectually and scientifically dishonest! Why do people latch onto the discussion of his affairs and pretend like the rest is irrelevant?

[@RoseBooksAndLearning]

@@justaname999 I think those are good points. It would be much better if people focused on those points rather than focusing on his affairs. Unfortunately, the main focus of the articles that came out and the subsequent discussion is his private love life, and that takes attention away from the very valid points that you’re making.

[@justaname999]

@@RoseBooksAndLearning The issue is that his "charisma" is probably a common denominator. There is a seductive element to his nature that must be working across both his love/sex life and his science communication (which is, at least now, since he shifted his content, heavily skewed towards selling people simplistic answers). The article that made the big waves was titled "falling for Huberman" which applies both romantically and for his podcast following. So it sort of feels like it just made for a more rounded narrative.

[@becajoy]

That article was a total hit piece. Huberman lab is a treasure trove of knowledge pertaining to health & wellness & it has added so much value to my quality of life & the way I care for myself. I am not getting behind this witch hunt. I encourage everyone jumping on the 'bash the guy I knew nothing about until people told me what to think of him' listen to at least one of his podcasts. There are so many great ones but the one on addiction ( because we all know an addict) with Anna Lembke is a great place to start. Was disappointed to see this title, Dr. Grande. 👎

[@troy8613]

Did you see hit piece on Professor Judy Mikowitz?

[@becajoy]

@@troy8613 No. Very disappointed to hear that, also!

[@debralbungermd8804]

Agree. It convinced me to. buy Lembke's book, which was also great.

[@samanthaizzoscheffler8272]

Keep following others.... can you hear yourselves? The problem is not Dr. Grande here

[@becajoy]

@@debralbungermd8804 Dopamine Nation! Yes!

[@Lillyofthevalley222]

I’m trying to figure out why this was even an article in a magazine?

[@Helene_experience]

Think deeper

[@yogijager]

@@Helene_experiencewhat a useless rebuttal

[@JohnSmith-pn1vv]

Don't know the guy but I assume he was a coof troofer, this upsets many on the left who can't admit they were suckered into the most blatant big pharma scam ever, and instead continue to lambast those who tried to tell them. It's adorable

[@AdrianLechner]

Maybe it has something to do with encouraging young men to take health into their own hands, and he was gaining traction as a powerful influence in the health industry. Look who wrote the article and what the subject matter is. It’s a petty attempt at character assassination. Sad that Grande took the bait from that BS article and thinks it’s newsworthy.. must be a slow day.

[@AdrianLechner]

Maybe it had something to do with Andrew encouraging independent and autonomous thinking. He’s become too big of an influence in the health industry to have him teach men how to take health into their own hands. Look at who wrote the article and what the subject matter was. It’s a petty attempt at character assassination, and it’s laughable that Grande even considered it newsworthy. Must be a real slow day.

[@MinneTechie]

Dr. Grande. Tearing down AH isn’t a good look on you, and it doesn’t good for the NYT either. The quality of their work has gone down hill-it’s smut. Dating had always been a numbers game. As a married person, don’t judge. It’s rough out there for singles!

[@Ana-p3i4h]

'Hello, I am an insecure man who envies self confident males.'

[@coolchameleon21]

andrew is far from confident. it’s a facade

[@swerve361]

You're a 🐏 make that noise for me 😂😂😂

[@selinsu5790]

Ahahaha this perfectly describes this dr fart grande

[@waj4ever16]

I’m sorry. I missed the episode where Andrew discussed him being a pastor and held the moral high ground over others. Why is this even a story? Must be a slow week in the news.

[@kg6801]

And are we sure this isn't just gossip in the first place?

[@Veracityseeker7]

Y'all are basic! You can't promote good health, while having bad sexual health and not expect to be challenged!

[@spinozareader]

I don't understand how a woman who noses into someone's (ostensibly-private) journal, discovering that he's been seeing someone else, continues to remain in a relationship with him. I'm not giving him a pass on the scoundrel's behavior, but you did say that five of the women he's wronged considered themselves "insightful," among other descriptors. I'm a woman. If I choose to remain with a scoundrel, that's on me. And there was a reason she went into that journal. And, Andrew's views on sunscreen and the flu vaccine?--Utterly ludicrous. (Which marks him a perfect Rogan guest.)

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

She's clearly psychopathic as well. She kept discovering other women and this article was clearly something she pushed to have published.

[@Princessbubblegum567]

Exactly! As a woman, I sympathize but girl have some self respect. So desperate to keep going back to some sleazy gigolo. It's embarrassing

[@williamsn411]

I had the same thoughts.

[@dakalodk]

@spinozareader you so right

[@jimdandy8996]

Because her sneaky ass probably also peaked in his check book.

[@LouiesLog]

No ones perfect. I like Andrew, his heart seems to be in the right place. He even reffered to himself a wild one. Seems like a way for people to try and tear a man down. Personal business is not our business. He hasn't committed any serious crimes, I feel this is a lot of drama and nonsense to tear him down. Always happens.

[@jacquesfouche8961]

Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.

[@coward-cm9tz]

and what are you doing? dummy 🤡

[@lyinbobbycottonseed]

Did this make you feel smart and superior to everyone, my dude?

[@arunn3874]

​@@lyinbobbycottonseedgood one

[@stevealbenetyh38]

character matters

[@Asus_sugoma]

What if it is an idea about an event involving people?Is it a Schrödinger mind?

[@karifoto]

I disagree. I believe a few items were misrepresented here like his take on flu shots & sunscreen. Even if it’s true about his personal life, it’s just that - his personal life. I’ve listened to a lot of his shows & not once did I think there was some message about toxic masculinity. Far from it. Andrew has a lot of good information & no one is thinking they should try every protocol he does a show about. I don’t think he speaks in some circular manor or that he’s some self help guru. I’ve listened to those types & he’s not at all like that. I may not endorse his personal behavior but his podcast is separate from that.

[@lanee8014]

Hmmm….sooo….this sounds like a none issue. He only talks about what he has an educational background in. Scientist don’t always agree so we as consumers need to evaluate what we hear and who we hear it from. As far as his relationships go he never claimed to be a relationship expert and some assh**** come with degrees. Sounds like a personal problem between him and those women. He may be an ass but what he did isn’t illegal and it has nothing to do with his professional life. 🤷‍♀️

[@Dana-712FifthAve]

I agree with this. The real concern I’d have is if his health advice is unsound. His womanizing is distasteful to me but don’t know if it’s relevant to his KZbin channel being useful…. 🤷‍♀️

[@catocall7323]

@@Dana-712FifthAve his health advice is just that advice. He explains his positions and it's your job as person with a brain to evaluate the information and decide whether to follow it or not. There's no magic formula for what advice to follow, you just have to learn to think and evaluate claims.

[@clintondearborn3016]

Love the channel I’m a recovering alcoholic and I’ve learned a lot just from watching this channel about my shortcomings and stuff. I need to work on. Keep up the good work the world needs. Good information and quality content. We know how hard you work. Thanks for all the great videos, we appreciate it man much love Clinton from New Hampshire. 🌎🌎❤️❤️💨💨

[@lilitheden748]

I wish you a good recovery. I’m sober for 15 years now and. It’s hard but you’ll get there and your life will change for the better. 👍🏻👍🏻❤️

[@AntonioDal.]

Andrew frequently explores alternative forms of medicine for common health problems, attracting many individuals who have found conventional methods ineffective. Compared to his work, soft sciences like psychology are also less evidence-based than hard sciences. Yet, we do not harshly criticize psychologists for applying their theories and models, even when these are often based on weak associations. Similarly, Andrew's work in emerging fields, which lack a central paradigm, plays a crucial role in the evolution of science. Some of these alternative methods will develop into accepted 'normal' science, while others will be debunked. This field requires pioneers and is vital for the advancement of scientific knowledge. Scientific breakthroughs often result from unconventional thinkers and methods on the fringes of established science. This is why I respect Andrew Huberman's work but also remain critical of his claims.

[@melt2947]

WELL SAID.

[@Highwayman589]

The real story here is the NY Mag is garbage. Sad that Dr G missed it.

[@nephron9924]

He didn't. It's called envy. Dr G has displayed the vast amount he has of it and should go back to his creepy basement

[@jinxed_jinxed_3443]

I think Grande is just jealous.

[@axxa5000]

Sounds like it tbh

[@Veracityseeker7]

Of what? He's been married for 30 years, seems to have a stable life. Simple-minded people go to as a reason for someone criticizing someone else.

[@YuChiGongG]

No. Not jealous. That's too easy.....and not accurate, either.

[@justaguy328]

I couldn't care less about his immoral dating life. He's a neuroscientist, and that's what he is known for and what he talks about. Nobody is going to him because of his personal dating life. Nobody cared about that. That was a straight up hit piece in the truest sense of the word, and I don't even listen to the guy.

[@jimdandy8996]

Some of the greatest men in history were also womanizers. Big deal.

[@Max4Z]

The New York magazine seemed like this was just a personal attack If anything they lost their credibility

[@spacewalktraveller1]

It amazes me how people keep getting sucked into these influencers. It goes to show how lost and gullible they really are. Too much social media is really destroying society.

[@louisj.marciano3390]

So wait a minute just because there are claims that he has multiple relationships with women or even if he does, that means the content he dispenses about science are invalid. There is both good and bad content on KZbin on social media as in life. The only difference is that we have access to more of it, because of the medians ability to mass deliver, and none of this has anything to do with once personal life

[@andsoflapjacks]

Yeah, you could smell that on him without having to know anything personal, he’s a self-help guru. He’s a garbage can in his personal life, most are.

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

I don't think he's a self help guy. It was my impression that he's a legit scientist and his podcasts are about science and mostly health. And not the "eat boiled chicken every day to get shredded!" kind of health

[@amirahaidary4187]

Garbage can 😂

[@southhour5241]

Your insightful intuition has thoroughly assessed a human you don't know personally, omnipotent Goddess. I'm bowing rn by the way btw.

[@XpapricaX]

Do you even have a boyfriend?! 🤨

[@axxa5000]

​@@XpapricaX Nah bet she has pets tho🤣

[@texasrefugee7888]

"Nature's only known intra-species predators, psychopaths, are notorious for being both smug and glib. Psychopaths have a chilling sense of being superior to us lower creatures. You know - creatures with qualms, principles, …" Google

[@southhour5241]

You sound like a cerebral narcissist reread your own comment.

[@gice7]

@@southhour5241I think he just sounds like a loser

[@josep6954]

‘Google’ is not a source

[@southhour5241]

@@gice7 correct.

[@texasrefugee7888]

@josep6954 look up "glibness" on Google sorry. Smug and glib we see lots of.

[@enoughalready8088]

Not sure about his personal life, which is no one else’s business so this does sound like a hit piece by a few scorned women or members of the pharmaceutical companies. We live in a world now where people can explore and are entitled to try all avenues of healthcare so what’s the problem?

[@Historyrhymezz]

Just because he might be a terrible partner or even person in his personal life, doesn’t necessarily make his scientific advice and professional experience wrong

[@seekingthemiddleway4048]

I find his channel valuable and informative. I take what I resonate with and discard anything that doesn't fit my lifestyle. I don't care what he does with the information he provides and his private life is not my concern. Plus if a partner read my private journal I'd dump them too.

[@kathycook8786]

Ditto

[@BlueWingedRino]

It’s not a journal it’s a diary.

[@anem0nia]

Huberman is a great dude and full of good info. Sucks that his trouble with women is all over the internet.

[@cynthiaholland13]

Yeah. It sucks because we thought he was a good dude but didn't realize he was shallow and mistreating women.

[@stevealbenetyh38]

nah, it will help make his next book a best seller

[@mekina261]

I’m a bit disappointed with this review Dr. Grande; it feels a bit distasteful. I think it’s unfair to label Huberman a pseudo scientist after listing his credentials. It’s also an oversimplification of his work and contribution to health. He explains research findings “science” for understanding, unlike many monotonic intellectuals that use “less words” to act the part of scientist without depth. I understand it’s your opinion of him, however I believe Huberman is appropriately qualified, and a few women defaming him outside of his professional life is baseless and not a reflection of his work.

[@LN-jr6nj]

If you did your own research you would know how limited his actual research is

[@davidepattibiomed89]

when self help people start to talk with the voice and entitlement like Huberman you need to be cautious, I stay away.

[@Qmelissa]

I think Andrew is brilliant AND human. He has great insight into many topics and is limited as well. When you start to get attention from likes/views, you have to remain integrous. I do think this becomes a slippery slope for many. The desire is to be certain when, usually, that is not really possible. His decisions about dating is, in my opinion, a completely other topic. That is about his personal life and journey. We all need counseling of some sort. Brilliant or not.

[@cynthiaholland13]

Dr Grande I like some of Huberman's work. I've always been skeptical that a guy as old as him who has "optimized" his life NEVER mentioned healthy relationships! YOU introduced us to your wife of THIRTY years and I can respect that. This is definitely a deficit in Andrew's work and keeps him from being the total package we were hoping he was

[@LazyIRanch]

Jack Lalanne was the real deal! He and his wife did a workout show together, they were married more than 50 years. Jack lived to be 96.

[@Qrail]

@@LazyIRanch and Jack is a great role model. My Dad is aiming for 96 also. (Now at 93)

[@nephron9924]

Is the length of a relationship as valuable and significant as the quality of person you choose to be in one in? His wife clearly has neglected he health a self appearance, this reflects upon Dr G as well

[@edwong4178]

That’s because Huberman doesn’t have a healthy relationship with himself.

[@onthemagenta]

Yes, it’s always unfortunate when public figures end up being human.

[@mollyringwerm9224]

The truth is always in the eyes and his eyes are angry.

[@samco63]

Yea he does seem to have this seething anger just under the surface - that’s how it appears to me anyway but could be wrong. I’ve just seen this type before.

[@dwaynemcallister7231]

Smart lady, thank you.

[@jimdandy8996]

What?? lol

[@hannahmacdonald9040]

@@hummingbirdofgumption3263 I mean his audience is definitely red pilled men for the most part, just look at this comment section, whole lot of ignorant, pandering comments from his followers who follow red pill ideology because they do not have one ounce of critical thinking skills. He is a grifter

[@Nancy-uq4ob]

​@hannahmacdonald9040 lol, OMG THE SCARY RED PILL! Huberman never talks politics. Another Libertad that has never listened to him. You'd prefer to wallow in your mediocrity and play victim than try to improve yourself

[@waitwho9283]

The women all found out but kept seeing him for years… and we are supposed to blame him? Every time I drive to the store and buy alcohol, I hold myself accountable for buying that poison. At some point, we all have to take personal accountability.

[@MrsRitchieBlackmore]

His health advice must work if he can handle that many women at once 😂

[@artawhirler]

Better living through chemistry. 😅

[@dwaynemcallister7231]

@@artawhirler And bullshit

[@JohnSmith-pn1vv]

Thankyou!

[@jimdandy8996]

lol

[@clarkmay4819]

Not necessarily. Women don't treat Chads poorly like they do regular guys. They desire his validation too much to do that.

[@bboppppppppppppp]

god this behavior is so gross

[@EadsB7002]

there are so many dudes like this everywhere these days.

[@RTC1655]

@@EadsB7002 These days...you mean, since about 250.000 years?

[@axxa5000]

looool how is it gross? Women by and large literally find men who have been with multiple women more attractive.

[@EadsB7002]

lol..yes! but social media (in current times) has made it even worse!..@@RTC1655

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

​​​​@@EadsB7002 Don't only blame the men. A huge percentage of women are chasing the same small percentage of men these days. The so-called high value man like Andrew. That's just the world we are living in these days. Social media and globalization has changed the dating market completely.

[@lightseeker134]

I support Andrew 100%. I believe he has a genuine heart for people and does his best to provide "zero cost" alternatives to those who are seeking information about various health related topics. What he provides to the consumer is invaluable. There is no one in his lane that provides so much actionable information virtually free of charge. He deserves our support as he has freely given to his listeners. There are 2 sides to every story so I refrain from judgment until I hear his side of the story.

[@cynthiaholland13]

I believe it. We've seen him mention lots of things but nothing about a stable relationship. Even Dr Grande introduced us to his wife of THIRTY years. Huberman only has f buddies.

[@FallingAsh]

It’s not really zero cost. He gets paid for KZbin views and for affiliate marketing for the supplements, mattress companies, etc that he promotes on his channel. If he was truly in it to promote science knowledge he wouldn’t take money or kickbacks for his channel.

[@yvettep1093]

This is how Jim Jones convinced people to drink the Kool Aid.

[@davidpetrosky]

​​​@@yvettep1093These people won't listen. Human beings are ultimately selfish. This guy could ravage 100 women, and they wouldn't flinch. Whatever your views on him, it's the same phenomenon that took hold of Trump followers. What can he do for me? That's what matters. He validates my sensibilities. The collateral damage? Oh well, that's their problem. If certain behaviors align with their worldview, they'll overlook anything. Disgusting character. Criminal behavior. All of it. These type of people don't care, and they won't listen. They never do.

[@lightseeker134]

@@FallingAsh zero cost for the consumer.

[@nordoflobsquipple3121]

Thank you for the recommendation. I just subscribed to his channel! You do great work. Keep promoting him.

[@Hatbox948]

I've never heard of the guy.

[@armonketchum6459]

No one has. Stanford type.

[@Watchingvids01]

Thats good tbh. Not worth it

[@dawnaborras8839]

Me neither 🤷

[@jameswithers2334]

It's OK. He's never heard of you either.

[@TrueCrimeJunkie973]

I have a rule that I don't watch anyone who has a large following over 1.5 million followers. Once you get that big you tend to give up your morals in order to chase after the money. Also, his podcasts are way too long. I don't have the time to listen to them and I don't like to multitask. I don't enjoy listening while I'm doing something else. I've tried listening in bed but I just wind up falling asleep and end up missing the whole video. For these reasons, I've chosen to pass on Andrew Huberman.

[@LTUharis93]

What does personal life have to do with his science content and value he is providing? L todd

[@jazzyg530]

Maybe people don't want to support him financially by continuing to subscribe or consume his content since he's not respectful and honest... He's making millions from his social media presence.

[@CupcakeMami]

Because you cannot preach water and drink wine 😂😂😂

[@franmacgillivray1629]

The science content only has value if it is well founded.

[@ghadamamdouheskarous]

There is an eye doctor eho cheated on his wife . Everyone said this has nothing to do with his work In the end , ppl discovered that he does unnessecary surgeries to gain money. Once a cheater always a cheater . Charecter is charecter

[@SLefd]

I'm a woman and it surprises me a little how much those personal flaws of his (if they are truthfully presented) annoys me now. I would never ever waste my talent as journalist or editor on filthy articles like the one about him, it's just nasty, but now it's done. And unfortunately I'm paradoxically also glad I got to know about it. I guess the link between the personal and the private in a case like this is quite simple, like basic instincts meant to be helpful navigating in ones own, real life. I can't help feeling like if AH is capable of acting as helpless and dysfunctional as that in his private life, well, then he doesn't seem completely trustworthy as a science guy either. It's like that saying "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Sorry Andrew but you just appear less rational and clear minded in general now. I honestly don't know how unfair or fair this actually is. But it's not exactly far fetched to see a certain relevance between the general topic of good health, mental and emotional strength - with striving to be an authentic, straight forward, wholehearted person who doesn't (at least not more than the average commonly flawed human) build his private world on lies, deceit, and deception. I mean, this story was about so much more than having sex. Something like what's described here doesn't happen inside a bubble right? - just imagine how other relationships must, to different degrees be affected too, over time. Friendships, family, collegues... A rather bizarre situation, if you ask me :-) And from that, it's easy to lose interest in him as a professional. It's as simple as i don't want to be supportive of someone who represents that kind of unhealthy weirdness. That doesn't mean I'm not without knowing it supporting several others, who are doing similar and much worse stuff. And maybe what they are contributing with (like on a youtube channel or whatever) really is not affected by it whatsoever. Who knows - I don't...

[@ellenfoster9764]

I saw this guy once and he seemed interesting. But each time I saw him again, I found him more and more out there and inexplicably creepy. Guess I know why now!

[@yvettep1093]

You are one of very few women who get the creepy vibes off of narcissistic men. I wish I had the same programming you have!!! You’re SO lucky!!!

[@Love-eg2vf]

@@yvettep1093you can develop that. I used to fall for narcissists all the time, and then developed this type of intuition. Interestingly, I was very intuitive in other ways, but had a slight blockage here. I healed this by following my gut, all the time, radically, and accepting the consequences thereof. Meaning, make a concerted effort and a commitment to following your gut and reassure yourself that you can handle potential disappointment with the result.There is a bit of a learning curve; there will be anxiety at first and second guessing. But after many months, it becomes seamless! Good luck.

[@keepingitreal-thatsright]

Yep! Wouldn’t surprise me if he was serial k**ler

[@francoannan]

1) can be interesting to know the moral spectrum of a public figure you admire 2) still feels like gossip rather than a desire to delve deeper into science and psychology 3) analysis of his behaviour from a psychological standpoint definitely has utility - but being totally objective, there’s definitely a significant aspect of choosing this specific person, and the nature of the analysis, which is to gain views and greater coverage - and therefore feels slightly forced and manipulative. A slight character attack perhaps. 4) Dr Grande is still an incredibly useful and wise analyst.

[@kelly1946]

I've watched a number of Huberman shows and found them informative. I don't have him or anyone on a pedestal, though, so i check what he says out with other sources. Then i make my own decision. I think there is a problem with people idolizing certain entrainment personalities and then being upset when they discover the person has flaws. All humans have flaws. We need to remember that we're listening to opinions when we listen to video content. After hearing various opinions, create your own. As for multiple girlfriends. It's irrelevant, in my opinion.

[@Joelswinger34]

Him being a liar and jeopardizing peoples' health is irrelevant?