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#161 Professor Andrew Scholey - Human Psychopharmacologist

#161 Professor Andrew Scholey - Human Psychopharmacologist

Season 1 Episode 161 Published 2 years, 2 months ago
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Welcome to my second conversation with Professor Andrew Scholey, a world-leading human psychopharmacologist known for his groundbreaking work on how natural products, drugs, and nutrients affect brain function. With over two decades of research under his belt, Professor Scholey has authored numerous publications and is a highly sought-after expert in neuroscience and pharmacology. His insights have greatly advanced our understanding of how various substances impact cognitive performance, making him a true authority in his field.


Professor Scholey is also the chief science officer for Drink Arepa. You can check out our first chat with him on Episode 60 of the Good Humans Podcast.


Join me as Professor Scholey shares his knowledge on the latest discoveries in psychopharmacology and the cognitive benefits of natural compounds. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just curious about how what we consume influences our brain, this episode is packed with valuable insights and fascinating discussions. Don't miss out on this chance to learn from one of the top experts in brain research.


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