Huberman Lab Wiki

Science-based tools for everyday life.

Andrew Huberman is a professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine. This wiki organizes his podcast content into an interconnected knowledge base.


Browse Episodes

All 137 episodes are available with full transcripts, YouTube embeds, and clickable timestamps that jump directly to that moment in the video.

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Episode Highlights

EpisodeTopic
Hair ScienceThe science of healthy hair, hair loss, and regrowth
SleepThe science and practice of perfecting your sleep
DopamineControlling dopamine for motivation and focus
ADHDHow anyone can improve their focus
DepressionUnderstanding and conquering depression

Knowledge Hubs

Six foundational domains organize this content:

HubDescription
Brain & Nervous SystemNeuroscience fundamentals, neuromodulators
Sleep & Circadian BiologyOptimize sleep and circadian rhythm
Focus, Learning & MemoryAttention, neuroplasticity, skill acquisition
Mood & Mental HealthEmotional regulation, depression, anxiety
Hormones & MetabolismCortisol, testosterone, metabolic health
Physical PerformanceTraining, recovery, exercise science

Deep dives on the most-requested topics:


Core Protocols

Huberman’s most-referenced interventions:

ProtocolWhat It Does
Morning SunlightSets circadian rhythm, boosts mood and energy
NSDRRestores dopamine, enhances learning, compensates for lost sleep
Deliberate Cold Exposure2.5x dopamine increase, builds resilience
Physiological SighFastest way to reduce acute stress
Heat Exposure16x growth hormone increase, longevity
Zone 2 Cardio180-220 min/week for metabolic foundation
Time-Restricted EatingAutophagy, metabolic health, fat loss

Conditions

ConditionKey Interventions
ADHDVisual focus training, cold exposure
DepressionCold exposure, EPA omega-3s, exercise
AnxietyPhysiological sigh, NSDR
InsomniaMorning light, sleep cocktail

Key Mechanisms

Scientific concepts that explain WHY protocols work:

MechanismRole
DopamineMotivation, reward, movement
NeuroplasticityBrain’s ability to rewire
Circadian Rhythms24-hour biological clock
CortisolStress response, energy regulation

About

This wiki was built from Huberman Lab podcast transcripts using:

  • Semantic chunking for topic identification
  • AI-assisted transcript polishing
  • Automatic entity extraction

Use the graph view (icon in corner) to see how concepts connect.


“The nervous system is the most important system of the body because it controls everything else.” — Andrew Huberman