
Description
“The Science of Vision, Eye Health and Seeing Better” features Andrew Huberman (PhD) explaining how our eyes and brain work together to create sight and what can be done to improve vision at any age. He shares protocols to enhance depth perception, focus, and sleep, and explores why issues like colorblindness or lazy eyes occur. The host also discusses compounds and zero-cost tools to support visual health, giving listeners clear, science-backed ways to care for their eyes.

The Science of Vision, Eye Health and Seeing Better
Guest
This time, there are no guests—just Andrew Huberman delving deeply into today's topic.
Category
Eye Health, Continuous Development
About The Host
Andrew Huberman (PhD) is a leading expert in brain function and behavior, serving as professor of neurobiology at Stanford. He hosts the Huberman Lab podcast, where he translates complex research into practical techniques for health optimization. In his upcoming book, "Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body," Huberman presents structured tools to improve cognition, performance, and emotional balance through daily, science-supported practices.
Andrew Huberman (PhD) is a leading expert in brain function and behavior, serving as professor of neurobiology at Stanford. He hosts the Huberman Lab podcast, where he translates complex research into practical techniques for health optimization. In his upcoming book, "Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body," Huberman presents structured tools to improve cognition, performance, and emotional balance through daily, science-supported practices.
About The Guest
This episode features Andrew Huberman as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
This episode features Andrew Huberman as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
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