Great conversation between two of my favorite neuroscientists, Dr. Mattson and Dr. Picard. Lots of learning moments including that we are warm-blooded due to mitochondria, free intact mitochondria are in the saliva and blood, and glia are most affected by psychosocial experiences. Profound that mitochondria might have been the reason lungs and cardiovascular systems evolved to bring oxygen to them. Thank you both! 🧠
Very interesting! I am a long-distance runner interested in learning and practising how exercise and intermittent fasting greatly benefit health. Thank you Mark for inviting so many great scientists to this podcast. Very inspiring !! From my simple association, the MHI is a bit like the VO2Max, an index that shows people's fitness levels.
Great conversation between two of my favorite neuroscientists, Dr. Mattson and Dr. Picard. Lots of learning moments including that we are warm-blooded due to mitochondria, free intact mitochondria are in the saliva and blood, and glia are most affected by psychosocial experiences. Profound that mitochondria might have been the reason lungs and cardiovascular systems evolved to bring oxygen to them. Thank you both! 🧠
Just finished listening. Fascinating conversation. It will be good to know specifics of how to maintain and improve brain mitochondrial health.
Martin Picard is the man! Love how he explains mitochondria.
Great presentation. Very enlightening to learn about this area of research and read the papers in the area.
Very interesting! I am a long-distance runner interested in learning and practising how exercise and intermittent fasting greatly benefit health. Thank you Mark for inviting so many great scientists to this podcast. Very inspiring !! From my simple association, the MHI is a bit like the VO2Max, an index that shows people's fitness levels.
Yet another fascinating view into cutting edge research, and another humble bright-light sharing with us. Godspeed!
Looking forward to listening to this conversation!
🎉Yay! Amazing topic. 😊TYVM
Super interesting and intriguing topic! Thank you!