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Stanford neuroscientist and podcast host

Andrew Huberman

Andrew Huberman is a Stanford School of Medicine neuroscience professor and host of the Huberman Lab podcast, where he turns peer-reviewed research into practical health protocols. His book picks come from podcast interviews, tweets, and guest appearances.

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All Andrew Huberman book recommendations.

01
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Non-Fiction

Outlive

by Peter Attia 2023

“In Outlive, Peter Attia has delivered the definitive look at the complex subject of longevity. Comprehensive and rigorous, Outlive is full of surprising insights into the diseases of aging that will likely kill most of us.” source

03
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Self-Help

Mastery

by Robert Greene 2012

“Mastery transformed my entire life. It taught me how to learn from others, including from a distance, and was a catalyst for me starting the podcast.” source

04
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Self-Help

Deep Work

by Cal Newport 2016

“I'm a huge fan. I've been a huge fan ever since I read Deep Work, a book that has had tremendous positive influence on my work life and indeed my life in general.” source

05
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Non-Fiction

Dopamine Nation

by Anna Lembke 2021

“I've read the book cover to cover, and all I'll tell you is that at the very first chapter and throughout you are going to be absolutely blown away.” source

08
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Non-Fiction

The Secret Pulse of Time

by Stefan Klein 2007

“The Secret Pulse of Time by Stefan Klein. A pure gem of a book that has allowed me to adaptively adjust my (psychological) stance in all aspects of life.” source

09
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Memoir

On the Move

by Oliver Sacks 2015

“On the Move by Oliver Sacks is one of the books that transformed my world view and that impacts my thinking and behavior daily.” source

11
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Science

Why We Sleep

by Matthew Walker 2017

“During my scientific career, I've read many papers about sleep and attended many seminars about sleep. Yet my discussion with Dr. Walker today revealed to me more about sleep, sleep science, and how to get better at sleeping than all of those papers and seminars combined.” source

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