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Dr. Andrew Huberman, of The Huberman Lab Podcast, is creating a huge contribution to society through his passion for research and neuroscience.
In his episode on Alcohol and Your Health, he goes through the current research on what alcohol is doing to your health, body and brain.
The results are in, nothing good.
Although the sciences over lap to help explain the entire human experience. What Huberman neglects, unintentionally, is the BIGGER impact of the behavioral and social science impact of alcohol, addiction and conditioning on the Human. Huberman's personal response alone, shows the listener how deeply accepted "alcohol as normal" is in our world.
I would love to know your take away. Email me: [email protected]
Ready to improve your life, for good? schedule your complimentary call with Mary HERE.
I created something special waiting for you inside the Community.
It’s called The Permission Protocol —
a five-part journey to help you rethink everything you believe
about the pleasure that’s possible in sobriety-
The best part is, it’s entirely free to you. JOIN US HERE!
🌹Schedule A Free Private Strategy Session With Mary Today and Take Your Power Back
Wild Sobriety Is Now On YOUTUBE! Please come over and subscribe!
NEW Free Mini Course: The Permission Protocol-a five part journey to help you rethink everything you believe about the pleasure that is possible in sobriety and the radical freedom that it requires to get to the other side.
It's all inside of the Free, Off Social Media Wild Sobriety Community. Join HERE!
DISCLAIMER: This podcast and its contents are not a substitute for rehabilitation, medical treatment or advice. It is for educational and inspirational purposes. I am not a therapist or doctor. The views here are expressed a personal opinion and based on first hand experience. Please consult a doctor if your mental or physical health is at risk.
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Dr. Andrew Huberman, of The Huberman Lab Podcast, is creating a huge contribution to society through his passion for research and neuroscience.
In his episode on Alcohol and Your Health, he goes through the current research on what alcohol is doing to your health, body and brain.
The results are in, nothing good.
Although the sciences over lap to help explain the entire human experience. What Huberman neglects, unintentionally, is the BIGGER impact of the behavioral and social science impact of alcohol, addiction and conditioning on the Human. Huberman's personal response alone, shows the listener how deeply accepted "alcohol as normal" is in our world.
I would love to know your take away. Email me: [email protected]
Ready to improve your life, for good? schedule your complimentary call with Mary HERE.
I created something special waiting for you inside the Community.
It’s called The Permission Protocol —
a five-part journey to help you rethink everything you believe
about the pleasure that’s possible in sobriety-
The best part is, it’s entirely free to you. JOIN US HERE!
🌹Schedule A Free Private Strategy Session With Mary Today and Take Your Power Back
Wild Sobriety Is Now On YOUTUBE! Please come over and subscribe!
NEW Free Mini Course: The Permission Protocol-a five part journey to help you rethink everything you believe about the pleasure that is possible in sobriety and the radical freedom that it requires to get to the other side.
It's all inside of the Free, Off Social Media Wild Sobriety Community. Join HERE!
DISCLAIMER: This podcast and its contents are not a substitute for rehabilitation, medical treatment or advice. It is for educational and inspirational purposes. I am not a therapist or doctor. The views here are expressed a personal opinion and based on first hand experience. Please consult a doctor if your mental or physical health is at risk.

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