If you have missed the latest gossip on Twitter, much of it has centered around very popular podcaster and health guru Andrew Hubmeran. Huberman is 48 and single. He is a good looking man and is in great shape for his age. Actually, he is in great shape for a man half his age. In the article, it is revealed he is 'dating' or has dated many women at once, and allegedly did not tell them the truth about his intentions. Apparently, this is supposed to effect how listeners view him as a media figure in the health and wellness space. So far, it seems to have backfired.
For our latest cover story, @KerryHowley went deep into the wellness-obsessed world of Andrew Huberman, talking with former girlfriends who reveal a darker side to the neuroscientist-turned-podcast host: manipulative behavior, deceit, and numerous affairs https://t.co/kaskJ3P8UT pic.twitter.com/WUqYhPURxH
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Today, Andrew Huberman is a stiff, jacked 48-year-old associate professor of neurology and ophthalmology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He is given to delivering three-hour lectures on subjects such as “the health of our dopaminergic neurons.” His podcast is revelatory largely because it does not condescend, which has not been the way of public-health information in our time. He does not give the impression of someone diluting science to universally applicable sound bites for the slobbering masses. “Dopamine is vomited out into the synapse or it’s released volumetrically, but then it has to bind someplace and trigger those G-protein-coupled receptors, and caffeine increases the number, the density of those G-protein-coupled receptors,” is how he explains the effect of coffee before exercise in a two-hour-and-16-minute deep dive that has, as of this writing, nearly 8.9 million views on YouTube.
