Dr. Tony Wyss-Coray reveals how the blood in our veins acts as a communication network that dictates biological age. Discover how blood-borne factors can rejuvenate old tissues, reactivate stem cells, and potentially 'reboot' the aging brain and body for restored vitality.
Comedian Matt McCusker joins Joe Rogan on JRE #2458 to dive into gut health, high-dose creatine, and the Epstein case. Blending social work insights with biological hacks and humor, they explore everything from high-altitude training to invasive Florida iguanas.
In a culture that rewards exhaustion, we often mistake constant motion for meaning. But high-speed living keeps your nervous system in a state of perpetual emergency. Learn the biological toll of the cortisol trap and how chronic stress erodes your health over time.
Ever wonder why brilliant minds question themselves while others with less knowledge exude confidence? This cognitive paradox, explained by science, leaves capable individuals paralyzed by self-doubt. Discover how to transform your self-doubt into a powerful signal for growth and a path toward
Mark Zuckerberg testified Meta finds it "difficult" to enforce Instagram age limits as the tech giant faces a federal lawsuit. Plaintiffs allege Meta's product designs actively cause severe mental health issues, including depression, body dysmorphia, and suicide, among young users. Lawsuit ques
Delve into a YouTube-acclaimed coaching breakdown on self-love. This article reveals universal patterns and powerful techniques for cultivating genuine self-acceptance, exploring how self-reliance, a fast-moving mind, and the quest for perfection can ironically block the very love we seek.
Dr. Andrew Huberman and Jeff Cavaliere reveal science-backed strategies for optimizing your exercise program. This essential guide from Huberman Lab unpacks how to improve mental & physical health, boost athletic performance, prevent injuries, and adopt sustainable nutrition, all while training
Billions have been poured into failed Alzheimer's trials. Sacha Schermerhorn of Babylon Bio argues the answers lie in fragmented literature. By using LLMs to synthesize existing research, he aims to rewrite the playbook on neurodegenerative disease and solve the biological puzzle.
Laura Deming and Jacob Kimmel discuss the frontiers of longevity: pausing biological time via cryopreservation and reversing aging through epigenetic reprogramming. Learn how AI and engineering are converging to transform these sci-fi concepts into medical realities.
Comedian Donnell Rawlings joins Joe to discuss his "Kill Tony" redemption, the physical realities of aging, and navigating success. They also dive into diet debates, the dangers of sugar versus red meat, and the predatory nature of state lotteries.
Following the Cass Review and new whistleblower testimony, skeptics of rapid child transition are being vindicated. The Free Press convenes Jamie Reed, Emily Yoffe, and Jesse Singal to discuss the medical establishment's failure and the silencing of dissent.
Hailed as a "miracle" mineral for centuries, asbestos fireproofed our cities and fueled industry. But behind the utility lay a microscopic danger. Discover the history of this deadly rock and why, from 9/11 dust to modern cosmetics, it remains a lingering threat to public health today.
Dr. Robert Malone returns to JRE #2454 to analyze the pandemic aftermath, fifth-generation warfare, and censorship. He discusses his work with RFK Jr. on public health policy and explores the ethical dangers of biotechnology, including gain-of-function and transhumanism.
We are conditioned to hide negative emotions, viewing them as failures. However, Harvard psychologist Susan David argues that suppressing pain leads to exhaustion, not resilience. Instead, she advocates for "emotional agility": the strength found in feeling everything without being consumed.
Stop fearing "bulking up." Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple debunks the "pink" fitness marketing myths. Discover why muscle physiology is universal and how to unlock strength, better body composition, and longevity—regardless of your age or hormonal stage.
Is love all you need, or is it a biological trick? We put romance on trial, using neuroscience and history to strip away the Hollywood veneer. Explore the tension between the dopamine rush and long-term attachment to discover if our cultural obsession with love is actually overrated.
