📝 Cueing Attention After The Stimulus Is Gone Can Retrospectively Trigger Conscious Perception
Is our perceptual experience of a stimulus entirely determined during the early buildup of the sensory representation, within 100 to...
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📝 Low Vagal Tone Magnifies The Association Between Psychosocial Stress Exposure And Internalizing Psychopathology In Adolescents
Vagal tone is a measure of cardiovascular function that facilitates adaptive responses to environmental challenge. Low vagal tone is associated... -
📝 Heart Rate In Relation To Insulin Sensitivity And Insulin Secretion In Nondiabetic Subjects
OBJECTIVE — Elevated heart rate has been predictive of cardiovascular disease and has been proposed as a global index of... -
📝 Cortisol Rapidly Affects Amplitudes Of Heartbeat-Evoked Brain Potentials – Implications For The Contribution Of Stress To An Altered Perception Of Physical Sensations?
Interoception, the perception of bodily processes, plays an important role in the subjective experience of emotions (Wiens, 2005), in consciousness... -
📝Neural Responses To Heartbeats In The Default Network Encode The Self In Spontaneous Thoughts
Selfhood and autonomic regulation are linked in the Task Negative Network.So our sense of self would be an extension of... -
📝 The Vagus Nerve Can Predict and Possibly Modulate NonCommunicable Chronic Diseases: Introducing a Neuroimmunological Paradigm to Public Health
Global burden of diseases (GBD) includes non-communicable conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. These share... -
🎤 No Fix November Update – StrongFit Podcast Bonus Episode
We thought we’d better check in with y’all and see how you’re doing with No Fix November while letting you... -
📝 Characterization Of The Intrinsic Cardiac Nervous System
The heart is supplied and controlled by centrally derived sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves. The classical augmenting influence of sympathetic inputs... -
📝 Emerging Roles For The Gut Microbiome In Autism Spectrum Disorder
I don’t know if you guys are interested in all the papers out there but here is an interesting one... -
📝 The Antidepressant-Like Effect Of Lactate In An Animal Model Of Menopausal Depression
The World Health Organization recently published a report indicating that major depressive disorders (MDD) are affecting 322 million people all... -
🎤 Episode 02: The Concepts Behind StrongFit
In this week’s episode Julien describes the higher concepts around StrongFit, and explains why it’s become so much more than... -
📝 Autonomic Adjustments To Exercise In Humans
However, perhaps the most notable difference between dynamic and isometric exercise is the pressor response, which occurs to a much... -
📝 The Yin And Yang Of Cardiac Autonomic Control: Vago-Sympathetic Interactions Revisited
Very interesting paper about the co-activation of Para-Sympathetic & Sympathetic nervous activity relating to the heart. As you can see... -
📝 Circadian Disruption In Psychiatric Disorders
Nearly all psychiatric disorders present with circadian disruption, such as abnormalities in the timing of the sleep-wake cycle, core body... -
📝 Is The Cardiac Monitoring Function Related To The Self In Both The Default Network And Right Anterior Insula?
So here is another paper sent to me by Daniel. This is another major step forward, it basically establishes that... -
🎤 Episode 36: Life, Information and Learning
This week, Julien kept Tyler in the dark about the content of this episode until the cameras were on.. Julien... -
🎬 The Nervous System and Reich
Whatever blocks you may have mentally, you may also have them physically. -
📝Germs in Your Gut Are Talking to Your Brain. Scientists Want to Know What They’re Saying
Interesting article Go past the Alzheimer, Autism, etc… reference and just look at the relationship gut flora – nervous system... -
🎤Episode 60: What Is The Matrix? – Red Pill vs Blue Pill
Where are you putting your energy? Who does that energy benefit? We go full “Tin Foil Hat” on this episode... -
📝Identifying Large-Scale Neural Networks Using fMRI
Contrary to the DMN, the CEN, also known as the “cognitive-control” or “task-positive” network, is most active during cognitive tasks... -
🎬 We Hacked The Human Body For Performance
Today we had the chance to share some of the new ways we found to hack the human body for... -
🎤 Episode 62: Serotonin: An Agent of Averageness
Serotonin… Everyone’s heard of it. Most people associate it with happiness.. But how does it work? Does it really make... -
📝 The Timing Of Mental Events: Libet’s Experimental Findings And Their Implications
The major findings by Libet et al. are briefly summarized. The criticisms and alternative proposals by Trevena and Miller, Pockett,... -
🎤 Episode 27: Learning and the Fear of Mistakes
Share this fundraiser with all of your local communities, groups, gyms, followers, aunts, cousins, and old roommates. We are all... -
🎤 Episode 33: StrongFit Performance- Andrew Kalen Daish
This week we’re joined by rugby player and member of the StrongFit Mentoring Program, Andrew Kalen Daish. Andrew has put... -
🎤 Episode 58: How Physical, Mental and Emotional Fitness Saved My Life – w/ Bill Anthes
The challenges of active-duty military life are extreme, but readjusting to life back home presents an entirely new set of... -
📝 Lactate: The Ultimate Cerebral Oxidative Energy Substrate?
The controversy surrounding the role lactate plays, if any, in the adult brain is as ferocious as any other past... -
📝 Bacteria Contradict Darwin: Survival Of The Friendliest
New microbial research at the University of Copen‐ hagen suggests that ‘survival of the friendliest’ out‐ weighs ‘survival of the... -
🎤 Episode 55: The Heart And The Sense Of Self
What role does the heart play in our sense of self? How does this relate to the Task Negative Network,... -
🎤 Episode 07: Living on the Spectrum – Autism, Socialization, Evolution and The Nervous System
“I am on the Autism spectrum I have always known, just never out loud. Not even to myself It is... -
🎤 Episode 43: The Black Swan
The best laid plans of mice and men…. This episode opens with us letting you know what we’re going to... -
📝 Astrocytic Glycogenderived Lactate Fuels The Brain During Exhaustive Exercise To Maintain Endurance Capacity
Brain glycogen stored in astrocytes provides lactate as an energy source to neurons through monocarboxylate transporters (MCTs) to maintain neuronal... -
🎬 CrossFit, Over-Pacing and Anxiety
StrongFit Nervous System and Nutrition Workshop -
📝🔬A Neural Substrate Of Prediction And Reward
The capacity to predict future events permits a creature to detect, model, and manipulate the causal structure of its interactions... -
🎤 Episode 78: Q&A w/ Richard Aceves – The StrongFit Podcast Episode
Richard joins us for another special Q&A episode this week.... We answer your questions about nutrition, training, education and everything in between. Get your question on the next Q&A by submitting them on the form in the link below... -
🎤 Episode 64: Burn The Questions
This month, it’s time to bring intensity back. Learn more about this fundamental StrongFit principle and how it fits in... -
📝 Stress Is Suggested To Lead To Metabolic Dysregulations – But The Underlying Biological Mechanisms Are Not Yet Well Understood
Obesity and the collapse of the Arch. “these results suggest that especially the combination of increased SNS activity and decreased... -
🎤 Episode 98: Obesity & Cognition – The StrongFit Podcast Episode
Today we discuss a study tying cognitive issues to obesity. -
🎤 Episode 10: History Of The Nervous System
This week, Julien expands upon our previous discussions about The Nervous System, Nutrition and the Task Positive/Negative Networks. We discuss... -
🎬 Reinforcement Learning In Strongfit Classroom
Pre-Seminar Series