πŸ“š 4 Books mentioned in "Tools for Managing Stress & Anxiety" of Huberman Lab

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Podcast: Huberman Lab

Episode: Tools for Managing Stress & Anxiety

Published on March 8, 2021

Here’s a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

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Breath

by James Nestor

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A note about nasal versus mouth breathing, there's a plethora of information out there now because of James Nestor's book, "Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art," which came out this last year. Excellent book.

Andrew Huberman mentions James Nestor's book 'Breath' as a source of information on nasal breathing.

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How Emotions Are Made

by Lisa Feldman Barrett

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She's written two books that are really wonderful. One is "How Emotions Are Made," which was her first book. The second one is "Seven and a Half Facts About the Brain." It's a wonderful book as well.

Andrew Huberman mentions Lisa Feldman Barrett's first book, 'How Emotions Are Made', as wonderful.

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Jaws

by Sandra Kahn, Paul R. Ehrlich

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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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Seven and a Half Lessons about the Brain

by Lisa Feldman Barrett

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One is "How Emotions Are Made," which was her first book. The second one is "Seven and a Half Facts About the Brain." It's a wonderful book as well. It came out more recently.

Andrew Huberman mentions Lisa Feldman Barrett's second book, 'Seven and a Half Facts About the Brain' (misquoting the title), as wonderful and more recent.

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