Dr. Andrew Hill has a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCLA and has extensive experience in the field of neurofeedback and QEEG. He founded the Peak Brain Institute.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:45 — Andrew's new book Gifted and Tortured

04:47 — Diagnosis vs resource-based brain optimization

06:20 — The 12 core brain phenotypes

07:57 — The stabilizer and supervisor: executive and sleep control

10:23 — CEO and lifeguard phenotypes: hyperfocus, anxiety, and stuck thoughts

12:41 — Language and auditory processing phenotypes

14:53 — Bon Charge sponsorship

16:00 — Phenotypes exist on a spectrum

17:03 — Brain speed, memory, aging, and sleep-related brain fog

20:15 — Interventions: sleep, meditation, supplements, and neurofeedback

21:46 — The most common phenotypes Andrew sees

26:30 — Supplements, stimulants, and nootropics

29:24 — Why Andrew prefers training the brain over relying on meds

32:26 — How accurate is self-diagnosis?

35:12 — Sleep trackers, self-awareness, and measuring how you feel

36:11 — Peak performance and flow states

41:19 — Using phenotype to train smarter and recover better

42:34 — Siim’s brain scan begins

44:40 — What the brain map shows: fatigue, hyperfocus, and executive traits

48:57 — Siim’s speed and focus test results

53:20 — Andrew’s own brain phenotype and ADHD story

58:20 — Can focus be trained?

01:03:18 — Main takeaway: understanding your brain creates agency

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Professor Kristen Hawkes is a pioneering anthropologist whose work helped bring the grandmother hypothesis to the spotlight of human evolution research. Through fieldwork and evolutionary theory, she argued that older women may have played a crucial role in shaping the human life course, not just by living longer, but by helping feed and support grandchildren. That idea helped reframe menopause, longevity, and family cooperation as possible drivers of what makes humans distinct and what explains our longer lifespans.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

01:05 How Kristen started to think about the paradox of grandmother longevity

09:15 What accounts for variation in adult mortality across lifespan

13:40 Difference in male and female longevity

17:20 Why human babies are very dependent

20:05 Bon Charge sponsorship

21:10 Dynamics of human social evolution and longevity

23:05 How longer weening period in human babies contributes to our intelligence

29:35 Weening and intelligence

34:25 Evolutionary explanation for grandparents

36:35 The contribtion of hunting success vs gathering to children size in Hadza

47:05 Does the grandmother hypothesis make sense

48:15 Role of DHA and seafood in human brain evolution

51:35 Social hierarchy of grandparents in the Hadza

56:01 Grandfathers

01:08:35 Role of grandparents in the modern world

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Dr. Uri Alon is a physicist-turned-biologist, a professor at the Weizmann Institute, and one of the leading thinkers exploring how complex biological systems work. In this episode, we discuss his research on the effects of genetics, lifestyle, environment, and luck on human lifespan.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:55 How big of a role does genetics play in longevity

06:25 How important is lifestyle vs genetics

08:25 How big of a role does lifestyle play in longevity

12:55 Why is lifestyle less impactful than genetics

15:25 Bon Charge sponsorship

16:30 Genes of people who live to 110

18:55 Why lifestyle matters a lot if you have bad genes

21:45 What leads to aging

22:45 What’s the maximum human lifespan

25:20 Why nobody has lived over 122 yet

27:05 Strategies to extend lifespan beyond normal

34:05 What made Uri interested in longevity as a physicist

36:25 Recurring patterns in human longevity and aging

38:40 Simplest analogie for aging

49:15 Surprising role of luck in longevity

54:55 How to practically extend your lifespan

59:30 What Uri needs to discover next about aging

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:36 Lifestyle bracket

06:50 Lifestyle bracket winners

11:47 Join my online community

18:46 Medicine / pharmaceutical bracket

19:20 Medicine /pharmaceutical bracket winners

22:32 Geroscience bracket

33:13 Geroscience winners

35:00 Biohacking bracket

40:16 Biohacking bracket winners

43:04 Final 8 winners

46:32 Final 4 winners

49:23 Final 2 winners

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Professor Michael Crawford is a renowned scientist and Director of the Institue of Brain Chemistry and Human Nutrition in Imperial College London. He’s known for his research demonstrating the essential role of omega-3s specifically DHA in brain development and human evolution. He’s been pioneering this research since the 70s and he’s 95 years old himself.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

01:00 How Dr Crawford started researching DHA and omega-3s

04:00 Relationship between DHA and brain structure across species

07:00 How DHA drove the evolution of the human brain

12:20 Did humans evolve because of hunting land animals or consuming seafood

16:10 How a waxy fatty layer covering human babies makes us so different from other land animals

19:50 Bon Charge sponsorship

20:50 How the early stages of human brain evolution might have looked like

24:20 Why did DHA allow our brains to develop so well

27:20 Declining IQ and brain health conditions

31:00 Behavioral disorders and DHA

34:05 Iodine and other nutrients for brain development

36:55 Dr Crawford’s amazing cognition at the age of 95

39:20 How much DHA would people need per day

41:40 Is fish high in heavy metals

46:40 Omega-3s from meat

50:20 Plant-based omega-3s

51:20 Bottleneck for cranial capacity for land animals

54:55 Supplementing vs eating seafood

56:20 Omega-6 vs omega-3s

57:30 What needs to be done for fixing nutrition

01:03:30 Can you catch up with lost brain development

01:06:00 Are omega-3s easily oxidized

01:07:35 Advice for young researchers

01:10:05 Dr Crawford’s book

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Dr. Benjamin Blue is the Chief Executive Officer of Ora Biomedical, where he leads the company’s mission to develop therapies that target the biology of aging to prevent and treat disease. Dr. Blue holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Medicine and Mechanism of Disease (M3D) from the University of Washington School of Medicine and a B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Oregon.

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:35 The Million Molecule Challenge to find the enxt longevity molecule

05:15 How many molecules has Ora Biomedical tested

06:45 Most remarkable results in life extension so far

10:45 The process of finding life extension molecules

16:05 What’s the maximum life extension seen

17:15 Join our online community

18:15 Common supplements seen to extend lifespan

21:55 Disappointing molecules for life extension

26:50 Aspects of health and longevity

30:45 Investigating radiation in space and aging

34:35 Likelihood of finding a molecule that extends lifespan by 200-300%

41:05 How does it translate to humans

48:25 Peptides effect on lifespan

52:05 Bottleneck in the longevity science

56:25 What compounds has Ben started taking himself

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:41 Experts framework for bloodwork

03:41 What can bloodwork tell you about your health and what not

18:21 Brad’s top 3 most useful biomarkers

20:21 Matt’s top 3 most useful biomarkers

21:11 Is testosterone testing worth it on the population level

29:01 Michael’s top 3 most useful biomarkers

31:46 Matt’s most misleading biomarker

34:01 Brad’s most misleading biomarker

34:41 Biological age tests

37:22 Join my online community

38:23 ApoB

44:45 HDL cholesterol

48:50 Is low LDL associated with increased mortality

58:45 Blood sugar markers

01:02:12 How important are glucose spikes

01:12:12 How often should you take bloodtests

01:15:35 Liver markers

01:19:30 When you shouldn’t measure everything

01:22:40 Galleri cancer blood test

01:25:17 Cost of bloodworkMatt Kaeberlein PhD is a biogerontologist and professor at University of Washington: https://www.youtube.com/@UCSna7385c3Xg_4Too92NKMw

Michael Lustgarten PhD is an exercise scientist and longevity researcher: https://www.youtube.com/@UCT1UMLpZ_CrQ_8I431K0b-g

Dr Brad Stanfield is a family medicine doctor in New Zealand: https://www.youtube.com/@DrBradStanfield

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

00:20 Zone 2 cardio

01:20 Barbell back squat

01:38 Pistol squats

02:21 Split squats

02:58 Deadlift

03:26 Pullups

04:40 Pushups

05:44 Barbell row

07:35 Dumbbell row

07:42 Overhead press

08:29 Dumbbell shoulder press

09:01 HIIT

09:35 Delt flies

11:30 Incline bench press

12:21 Decline bench press

12:55 Dips

13:14 Handstand pushups

14:29 Bon Charge sponsorship

15:31 Leg press

16:36 Biceps curls

17:05 Triceps extension

17:19 Yoga

17:45 Hamstring curls

18:41 Knee extension

19:00 Calf raises

20:14 Hammer curls

20:50 Wrist curls

21:30 Farmer carries

22:21 Trap shrugs

22:41 Neck curls

24:20 Good mornings

25:41 Hanging knee raises

26:11 Hanging leg raises

26:58 Sprinting

27:31 Deadhang

28:18 Kettlebell swings

28:59 Rope climb

29:59 Front lever

31:34 Planche

33:05 Crunches

34:00 Back extensions

34:31 L-sit

35:33 L-sit pullups

36:40 Plyometrics

37:11 Walking lunges

37:46 Hip thrust

38:28 Planking

39:20 Cycling

40:30 Soccer

41:50 Basketball

42:11 Volleyball

42:50 Tennis

43:19 Skating

43:35 Skiing

44:08 Mobility

44:31 Gymnastics

45:45 Hockey

46:13 Weighted vest walking

46:45 Track and field

47:00 Golf

48:00 Baseball

48:35 Rowing

48:50 Stair climber

49:30 Jump rope

49:51 Combat sports

50:51 Stretching

52:00 Burpees

52:55 Box jumps

53:30 Medicine ball

53:58 Sled push / pull

54:12 Sandbag

54:55 Wood chopping

56:10 Turkish get-up

57:00 Muscle up

57:40 Skin the cat

58:39 Agility ladders

59:28 Swimming

59:55 Shadow boxing

01:01:10 Animal flow

01:01:55 Ab wheel rollout

01:02:32 Front squat

01:03:28 Stiff leg deadlift

01:03:40 Chi ups

01:04:08 Seal row

01:05:00 Javelin throw

01:05:30 Heavy throws

01:06:28 Olympic weightlifting

01:07:54 Walking

01:08:18 Suitcase carry

01:08:50 Bosu ball squat

01:09:45 Assault bike

01:10:10 Dancing

01:10:47 Handstand

01:11:15 Hiking

01:11:45 Conclusion

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro01:15 TB4

05:02 Thymosin alpha 1

09:44 Join our longevity community

10:43 Epitalon

15:26 MOTS-c

19:30 Humanin

21:32 Cerebrolysin

23:49 Semax

24:40 CJC1295 (Ipamorelin)

26:31 MK677 (Ibutamoren)

28:26 Tesamorelin

29:12 IGF-1 LR3

29:45 Copper GHK

32:22 Retatrutide

33:55 Melanotan 2

35:30 Final overview and rankingMy 2026 longevity routine: https://youtu.be/OceysodInIo100 supplements ranked: https://youtu.be/W8DZbYyuDmA?si=-QhWReblSJGdNoyiStart rewinding your biological clock: https://www.siimland.co/course

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Timestamps:

00:00 Top Health Factors and Biomarkers That Matter the Most

17:44 Bon Charge sponsorship

18:50 Glycine and cancer risk

22:05 Can supplements improve IQ and cognition

25:19 Best autophagy routines

31:24 Thoughts on young plasma exchange

35:26 Injectible NAD and glutathione

38:05 Too high cortisol from time restricted eating

42:35 Benefits of mini trampolines

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