Podcasts that mention 📚 Jaws by Sandra Kahn, Paul R. Ehrlich

and then of course the book Jaws which was published by Paul erck and Sandra Khan my amazing colleagues at Stanford years ago

The host mentions the book Jaws by Paul Erlich and Sandra Khan in the context of nasal breathing and facial development, noting that it was initially dismissed as pseudoscience.

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I'm a big fan of a book called 'Jaws: A Hidden Epidemic' written by colleagues of mine at Stanford; are you familiar with it?

During a discussion about the benefits of nasal breathing, Andrew Huberman mentions the book 'Jaws: A Hidden Epidemic,' highlighting that it is authored by his colleagues at Stanford, though he does not provide their names.

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There's also the book "Jaws" by my colleagues, Paul Ehrlich and Sandra Kahn, with a foreword by Jared Diamond and an introduction by Robert Sapolsky from Stanford. So, that's a book chockablock with heavy hitter authors that describes how being a nasal breather is beneficial for jaw structure, for immune system function, et cetera

The host mentions this book by his colleagues, highlighting its focus on nasal breathing benefits for jaw structure and immune function.

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As well as "Jaws" which is from Sandra Kahn, Paul Ehrlich with a foreword by Jared Diamond and Robert Sapolsky. So, a collection of people from Stanford. Jared Diamond is not at Stanford, but the rest are. And some heavy hitters on that book, which is about the benefits of nasal breathing.

Andrew Huberman mentions the book 'Jaws' by Sandra Kahn and Paul Ehrlich, noting its focus on the benefits of nasal breathing.

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