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NOVEMBER 6, 2013 BY JESSE LAWLERLEAVE A COMMENT
Podcast: Download (Duration: 49:45 — 45.7MB)
Dr. Neil Grunberg of the Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology from the Uniform Services of the Health Sciences is one of the leading minds in the study of nicotine. He’s spent almost thirty years studying the effects of nicotine on the body and brain. In this episode, Dr. Grunberg shares his wealth of knowledge regarding nicotine, and why he considers it “the most interesting drug in the world.”
If you think of nicotine merely as “the bad stuff in cigarettes,” you will find Grunberg’s report fascinating and surprising.
What You’ll Learn
A candid discussion as to whether addiction is innately “bad.”
How nicotine itself causes very little physical damage to the body.
The unique qualities of nicotine that make it such an unusual compound.
How physicians’ recommendations regarding nicotine have changed in the past 30 years.
Dr. Grunberg’s thoughts on the use of nicotine as a cognitive enhancer.
about 7 mins in.... if you dont want to download, click the link and listen to the podcast on the site
NOVEMBER 6, 2013 BY JESSE LAWLERLEAVE A COMMENT
Podcast: Download (Duration: 49:45 — 45.7MB)
Dr. Neil Grunberg of the Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology from the Uniform Services of the Health Sciences is one of the leading minds in the study of nicotine. He’s spent almost thirty years studying the effects of nicotine on the body and brain. In this episode, Dr. Grunberg shares his wealth of knowledge regarding nicotine, and why he considers it “the most interesting drug in the world.”
If you think of nicotine merely as “the bad stuff in cigarettes,” you will find Grunberg’s report fascinating and surprising.
What You’ll Learn
A candid discussion as to whether addiction is innately “bad.”
How nicotine itself causes very little physical damage to the body.
The unique qualities of nicotine that make it such an unusual compound.
How physicians’ recommendations regarding nicotine have changed in the past 30 years.
Dr. Grunberg’s thoughts on the use of nicotine as a cognitive enhancer.
about 7 mins in.... if you dont want to download, click the link and listen to the podcast on the site
