Dr. Jack Feldman: Breathing for Mental & Physical Health & Performance

When a scientist says "I'm not sure about that", or says, someone else "is the expert on that" they have more credibility. This guy knows enough to know what he doesn't know.

Love how Professor Huberman strives for clarity and is measured in his speech. He is teaching us merely by talking how we should be mindful in communication.

This podcast channel continues to exceed all expectations- thank you Dr. Huberman for the high quality of your solo presentations, as well as the quality of your guests, and your skills as a host.

A conversation between two people - one of whom has the art of asking questions that elicit the foundations of a discipline, and of another who is an expert in the discipline, is a feast of the senses. Add to this a humility on both sides with a large pinch of mutual respect and you have an incredible experience. Thank you both for making this available for the rest of us.

This podcast has never made monday more exciting

I'm a 70 year old woman and I found the information very helpful and interesting. I want to increase my energy and keep learning about health. Thank you

The universe has been telling me to master breathing for a while now. And since Doc Huberman released this, I think it's time.

The way prof. Huberman puts his questions in such polite and respectful manner is really something to look up for.

I’m not a scientist or as knowledgeable as this wonderful man but 3months ago I purchased and read a book called Breathe and I now only breath through my nose, I tape my mouth every night, I also breathe much less... my health has improved unbelievably, no more blood pressure or cholesterol tablets, I lost weight and my energy is increasing continually , it’s absolutely amazing something so simple has such incredible effects... highly recommend it , I’m nearly 70 and feel better than I have in years

Professor Feldman is awesome; I'm so glad you had him on. I was fortunate enough to have him on my thesis committee and he was a huge part of improving my scientific thinking and teaching skills.

I’ve been meditating on and off for 40 years. I’ve read James Nestor’s book and still can’t get over the fact I sigh every 5 to 10 minutes. Amazing what I learn here!!

This is the scientist who re-discovered the physiological sigh 👏.

"Without a diaphragm, you're an amphibian." I am so quoting this in my breathing classes! Thank you for this incredibly educational interview. Huberman Lab Podcast is by far my favorite podcast. Side note-- love the mate gourds on the shelf. I have a bunch of painted ones I got in Buenos Aires on my shelf as well.

Andrew, I discovered your podcast in November last year and I cannot be happier that I did. You are addressing points and going in depth on topics I have only touched on the surface, but yet been very interested in. So far you have made the start of 2022 tremendous for me, thanks for your content and much love!

The fact that all these podcast are free is just amazing.

Just a quick message of appreciation for you Andrew ! Your podcasts have truly done wonders for me. The topics covered are diverse. I am a Software Engineer and Economics Double Major, but I have been always fascinated by Neuroscience. I learn a lot by your podcasts as they cover diverse topics while having the core concepts always showing and linking to the new ones. The problem with YouTube is that their is so much people who present these information with good intent but are underqualified in doing so, so it really is wonderful to see you and such experts like Dr Jack come and present us with all this information for free. For that , I - and I shall assume many like me - am truly grateful.

Dr Huberman - all I can say is that I feel so blessed to have discovered your Podcast & to be living in a world where someone like you takes the time to share their knowledge & wisdom! You impact so many lives so positively. I am forever grateful!! 🙏🏽 Thank you also to Dr Feldman for his insights! Extraordinary podcast indeed!

I just finished this. My favorite one so far. Dr Jack Feldman is a wealth of knowledge and ….well, if I were in college, I would seek him out as a professor and mentor. He is one of a kind.

Not only a great researcher, scientist and presenter, but as it turns out, a great interviewer as well. What a great man! Thank you for all the work you've done with this channel!

Pleasant interviewing, short connecting questions and active listening in perfection, eliciting all the knowledge from the interview partner.