Yesterday
Reducing Reactivity (Without Becoming a Doormat) with Sharon Salzberg
What is mindfulness really? According to one fourth-grader, "Not hitting someone in the mouth." Legendary meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg joins Rick and Forrest to discuss how we can work skillfully with anger, fear, and reactivity without becoming doormats or numbing ourselve ... Show More
1h 10m
Jan 2023
TMHS 649: The Shocking Connection Between Metabolic Health and Mental Health – with Dr. Christopher Palmer
For most of human history, the medical field has compartmentalized the brain, as if it exists in isolation from the rest of the body. But just like any other organ in the body, the brain is an essential component of our biology that cannot be separated from the inner workings of ... Show More
1h 45m
Feb 2024
422. Beyond the Anecdote: Keto and Carnivore Saves | Dr. Chris Palmer
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson speaks with author, researcher, and psychiatrist Chris Palmer. They discuss how metabolic and mental disorders might be linked, depression's purpose as a biological corrective measure, how metabolism might directly tie to mental disorders, the use of fastin ... Show More
1h 43m
Jan 2024
Reset Your Mental Health: The Diet & Nutrition Protocol From a Renowned Harvard MD
<p>Do you want more energy?</p><p>Are you done with the constant anxiety? Can’t seem to climb out of your funk?</p><p>In today’s episode, you’ll learn the exact steps to optimize both your mental and physical health.</p><p>Joining Mel today is Harvard’s Chris Palmer, MD, whose wo ... Show More
1h 30m
Feb 2023
129. A New Approach to Mental Health
<p>#129: In the book “Brain Energy,” Dr. Chris Palmer explores the link between metabolism — which includes diet, exercise, environment, lifestyle, and other factors — and mental illness. There is a broad overlap between metabolic disorders and mental illness. In this episode, Dr ... Show More
27m 20s
Dr. Chris Palmer, assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, joins Forrest to discuss the relationship between metabolic function and mental illness. They discuss Dr. Palmer’s work with patients suffering from severe conditions like schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder, psychiatry’s current challenges with treatment-resistant conditio ... Show More