Neuroscience

Goal setting science: dopamine, fear, and action

Goal setting science: dopamine, fear, and action

How your brain values goals and chooses actions via the amygdala, basal ganglia, prefrontal cortex, and dopamine, with practical steps.

Loneliness and longevity: purpose and real relationships

Loneliness and longevity: purpose and real relationships

Loneliness can harm health like a major risk factor. Practical steps to strengthen relationships, build purpose, and keep your mind engaged.

Food and the brain: keys to think and perform better

Food and the brain: keys to think and perform better

Your choices are not just willpower. Design meals and habits that stabilize energy, reduce cravings, and improve focus and mental performance.

Ibogaine and mental health: promise, risks, evidence

Ibogaine and mental health: promise, risks, evidence

Ibogaine is being studied for addiction and trauma, but evidence is limited and risks can be significant. Learn what we know and how to evaluate it safely.

Big goals without overwhelm: a method for incremental progress

Big goals without overwhelm: a method for incremental progress

A practical framework to reach big goals with small, measurable steps: minimums, cycles, simple tracking, and smart risk management for consistency.

How the brain creates vision: retina, color, cortex

How the brain creates vision: retina, color, cortex

A clear guide to the retina, color perception, and cortical plasticity, with practical tips to ease eye strain and protect vision.

Exogenous Ketones and Calm: What the Study Found So Far

Exogenous Ketones and Calm: What the Study Found So Far

A cautious look at ketone salts, MCT, and why short-term therapeutic ketosis showed calmer behavior in rodents, plus practical takeaways.

A practical gratitude practice to feel happier daily

A practical gratitude practice to feel happier daily

Simple gratitude tools that reframe attention, ease stress, and build happier habits with a few minutes each day.

The science of choosing a partner according to evolutionary psychology

The science of choosing a partner according to evolutionary psychology

Discover the scientific criteria we use to choose partners according to Dr. David Buss: differences between men and women and relationships.

How to strengthen your immune system with science and breathing

How to strengthen your immune system with science and breathing

Discover scientifically proven techniques to strengthen your immune system, including Wim Hof breathing and natural supplements.

The science behind psychedelics as medicine

The science behind psychedelics as medicine

Discover how psychedelics are transforming neuroscience and psychiatry according to Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris's research.

Sleep: the most powerful performance drug in the world

Sleep: the most powerful performance drug in the world

Discover Brian Johnson's 10-step protocol to master sleep and turn it into your most powerful performance tool.

7 training myths that science has debunked

7 training myths that science has debunked

Discover 7 popular training beliefs that current scientific research has debunked and how to apply these new insights.

Why your 20s are the most important decade of your life

Why your 20s are the most important decade of your life

Discover why your 20s are the defining decade of your life and how to make the most of these years to build the future you want according to science.

Vagus Nerve: How to Activate It to Improve Your Health

Vagus Nerve: How to Activate It to Improve Your Health

Discover how to activate your vagus nerve to control stress, improve energy, and connect gut-brain. Scientifically proven techniques.