Is Self-Help Guru PhD a Womanizer and Pseudoscientific Nonsense Broker? | Andrew Huberman Analysis 

It is time for Dr Grande to do an analytic video on Dr. Grande.

“If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.” - W.C. Fields

"His scheduling abilities were superior" 😂

This is why "critical thinking" should be extensively taught in schools from an early age.

the only types of business that grow in 2024: 1) talking shit on the internet 2) scams

The problem with gurus is they start getting high on their own supply. If they had a competency they drift from it and think their knowledge applies to all disciplines. Be skeptical.

As a woman (and not a man trying to be like him), Andrew Huberman's content has helped me a great deal and I am not the least bothered by his personal life. Not my business

I really don’t think Huberman’s love life is any of our business.

The guy saved my life with his segment on alcohol Say what you will; His message was EFFECTIVE

Just a note here: I am a school bus driver of 42 years and my experience in driving children of mental health professionals is enlightening ... while helping to straighten out the lives of other people ,, their own home lives are a mess and far from healthy.... their kids are out of control, acting out and entitled.... sort of like the hair dresser with horrible hair or the mechanic that drives a junker........... lol

when self help people start to talk with the voice and entitlement like Huberman you need to be cautious, I stay away.

It amazes me how people keep getting sucked into these influencers. It goes to show how lost and gullible they really are. Too much social media is really destroying society.

What strikes me as significant is that the various women took health risks that they would likely not have taken if they were given clear choice. Because of his lies, they slept with him as if they were with trusted partner, and did not protect themselves. They were in a sense sleeping with all these other people, and whatever diseases or vulnerabilities they might introduce, without consent. He in this way gave the message that his health is important, but the women's health is not. His choice is important, theirs is not. He communicated that his freedom ranks over their choice, health, and well-being. Regardless of whether he's a good scientist, podcaster, etc., his willingness to abrogate their rights marks him as untrustworthy, and tacitly violent.

Whether he lied to me or not hes the reason i havent drank in 80 days and for that i salute him 😂

Just one question, Dr Grande, out of curiosity and with all due respect: you learned about the article, then you got to know the subject and his RU-vid channel/podcast, next you dive deep into his content so that 5 days later you post this video? Or did you spend most of this 5-day period reading the article itself, which is lengthy to say the least, and which is mostly filled with grievances from exes? Or the scientific merit was the main motivator? I ask because, in other words, this doesn't look like it's anything but an outlet giving a venting platform to angry women to speak shielded by anonymity; how ethical is that? Ah, privacy! No, it isn't, they could come out; it's not like the article is a piece about a whistleblower on a syndicate. What about *his* privacy? I guess the woman peeking at his journal was a non-event, right? Outlets of this day and age would not spend that many resources on a piece about the private life and relationships behaviour of any one woman. Just imagine five men creating a chat group to share experiences about being cheated by any female on Earth. How much of a story would that be? It would be no more than a meme about five fools. Anyway, what's the point? He's a womanizer? OK, not the role model I'd seek for relationships. But I also don't think people ever thought of Huberman as their go-to, top-of-the-mind figure when the topic of relationships is brought up. Is the matter of relationships the reason people go for his content? no, people seek his content for what it is: good enough, albeit not perfect. If there are scientific discrepancies, so be it, let's bring them to light! But is that what this is really about? I agree with you, Dr Grande, that it's totally possible to challenge the scientificity of some of his positions, but no one is prioritizing writing an article that lengthy about his alleged biases and scientific flaws. I wonder why's that.

I’ve watched Andrew 2-3 times and didn’t really care for him but I couldn’t put my finger on why. Now I understand thanks to you Dr Grande.

I’m not sure that Huberman doesn’t support flu vaccines and sunscreen. I remember in has video about cold and flu he distinctly recommends getting them, but says that they aren’t 100% effective because you might contract a strain not included in the vaccine. He also says that sunscreen is effective at preventing sunburn and skin cancer. I’m not sure where you heard him say it’s potentially hazardous, but I feel like that might be out of context.

Why are people so desperate to be led by someone else? I don’t think this world works for a lot of folks.

Excellent analysis Dr Grande of a complex scientist come celebrity, and the pitfalls that lie within this combination. Integrity is so underrated.

I like to listen to him for information. I don’t want to marry him. I don’t care who he sleeps with.

One of the things I respect so much about Dr. Grande is how articulate he is. I have never heard him use filler words.

Lying and being manipulative is not a good look for someone presenting as a health influencer

I’ve always had a feeling that there was something ‘too good to be true’ about Huberman.

All this could be true but Dr Grande using the CDC and New York Magazine as Sources isn't rock solid evidence at all. The CDC and NY Magazine's track record is poor to piss Poor

I watch Huberman, although not regularly, I've never thought of him as a guru, but an engaging professor, and knowledgeable of the research that he has to know for his teaching, his own health, but more importantly to me, people's health into their age. It is always presented as voluntary, and never "preached". I don't think I've ever heard him preach about anything the article criticizes, so if his lifestyle is what makes him happy, or other women frustrated/upset, it's not promoted or revealed, so I don't care. In the end, I don't see his videos as anything but info you can take or leave. Am I missing something?

In 10 years, all the Internet personalities will be AI generated. Will will miss having flesh and blood liars to watch.

For a health guru, he doesn't seem to be very concerned about sexual health by having unprotected sex. LOL.

Credibility and TRUST! Once one loses them they loose it all. 🤷🏼‍♀️

While I can appreciate and respect other people’s opinions regardless of whether I agree or not, I started watching Huberman lab a few years ago, and the advice I’ve learned from his channel has had a genuine positive impact on me. Whether that be physiological sighs for helping with stress, turning off all screens on hour before bed for better sleep, or the importance of having a healthy microbiome in your gut for a better health in general. Understand people may agree or disagree, but huberman has had a positive impact on my life personally

So you mean a rich, powerful man is a cheater and a hypocrite? No way!

I'm probably not the biggest Huberman fan in the world, but I've been listening to his podcast for a few months. I've heard a lot of interesting information from him and his guests, some of which seems useful. I don't really feel like his brand is about teaching men to manipulate or take advantage of women. I don't approve of anyone acting that way, but what this tells me about Huberman is that he's flawed, just like everyone is, which I already knew.

Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.

No one is safe from being analyzed by the DOC! Yes!

He's got steroid skin. The naso labial folds give it away, as do the oversize muscles. That's his big "health" secret for muscle and endurance.

I have come to the realization that despite how people are well educated nobody knows any better. Be your own scientist, try everything and pick whatever works for you.

Einstein was a womanizer too back in the day. Women like successful men, it’s still a thing.

I bet those women headed straight out to get checked for STDs. Pretty gross he insisted on unsafe sex with all of them, knowing that his promiscuity was putting them at risk. And these were just the ones he got caught with, I'm sure there were plenty more. Nothing wrong with multiple partners if everyone knows and consents, but he took the choice to protect themselves away from them.

At this point, ladies you cant trust anyone named Andrew 🤔

You can’t call it pseudoscience when it’s actually just science.

He was obviously a douche when it comes to women. Dude put so much effort into gaining muscle and having tats. People need to wake up

This is disappointing. If you are sleeping with multiple people, just be honest. Your brand is based on authenticity and living a good and healthy life. A good and healthy life includes honest, committed relationships. So, even a brilliant, older scientist like Huberman can still be a F-boy.

“In a surprising twist, three of the women continued to remain friendly with Andrew…” Nope, not surprising.

I don’t care what he does in his love life but i have to add that its very disturbing for a bunch if women who all dated him to become friends and form some kind of club where they are constantly discussing him and talking about him. Its not only incredibly odd but very unhealthy. These women claim to be strong and independent but them seem to act in contradiction to that. The article is a supposed she said she said. Its weird how he is being taken down and his credibility in his career is threatened by what he does in his personal life.

as soon as i heard he was selling supplements i immediately knew he was scamming lmao

The best part of the article was that his victims formed their own support group. They are all friends now.

The guy has all the indicators of a narcissist. And if his followers would do their due diligence, they would know how limited his actual research facility is. He had literally 2 employees and his “lab” is hardly that. Its sad how badly many people seem to need a leader. Idolatry is a dangerous thing.

So I guess talking about waking up early, intermittent fasting, sleeping well and supplements gets completely discredited if people don’t approve of your love life. One more advise: Get a life

Happy Easter Everyone 🐣🐰🙏🙂.

This feels like a great oversimplification of Huberman’s content. His topics are wide reaching (e.g. eye health, sugar, mental health, multiple episodes focused on women’s health, dangers of alcohol, etc) and the majority of opinions and information come from accomplished guests, not Dr. Huberman himself. Being a womanizer is bad, but his show is quite valuable and has taught me (and the other millions of viewers) a lot about our bodies and health.

Love the channel I’m a recovering alcoholic and I’ve learned a lot just from watching this channel about my shortcomings and stuff. I need to work on. Keep up the good work the world needs. Good information and quality content. We know how hard you work. Thanks for all the great videos, we appreciate it man much love Clinton from New Hampshire. 🌎🌎❤️❤️💨💨

It’s exhausting learning how many shitty selfish people will put others at a large amount of risk for a crappy self esteem boost.

You need to be over this kind of behaviour in your early twenties. Not still playing this lame game as a grown ass man

Men, if you’re not an explorer or a sea captain, don’t have a journal EDIT: For those who didn’t get it, it was mainly a joke, but there’s a bit of truth too. Never write down what you don’t want read. It’ll always end badly for you if your private thoughts are there for someone to find And to the few that are mad I didn’t comment on cheating and bad behavior, this was far more important to say. Abuse and infidelity are nothing compared to the dangers of journaling

a lot of accusations here, not a lot of receipts. don't get me wrong, I have seen some of the things that Dr. Grande mentioned here, but I haven't seen most of them. if you're gonna throw some claims about someone, the least you can do is show sources, clips of his contents which leads to your claims.

If the women continued to be in a relationship after finding out he has 5 other partners, then it shows how poor their judgement is and whether they are even speaking the truth ...

If people hate Andrew Huberman over this, wait til they learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.!

Lying & cheating is a sign of insecurity. And poor character.

Using the C D C as a reference will not age well... Best, *A.

I don't find he uses "filler words". I find he goes to great lengths to explain mechanisms rather than relying on jargon (which may be more concise but also less informative).

The way you remain "objective" but throw in facetious shade to sway opinion is also worrying

That communication style is called word salad.

I don't get it: Why are we honing in on Huberman's personal life? We have no idea what the real story is here. I wouldn't be surprised if it's even somewhat true, but so what? I find his messages interesting and useful, and his romantic arrangements have nothing to do with that. I have a feeling that some of these ladies were probably led on a bit and assumed that their relationship was something more. But if they continue to see him??? I don't get what the big deal is here.

He certainly looks far healthier and fitter and happier than the fellow offering his analysis. 😅

Say what you will about his personal life, his episode on sleep changed my life for the better.

I find his channel valuable and informative. I take what I resonate with and discard anything that doesn't fit my lifestyle. I don't care what he does with the information he provides and his private life is not my concern. Plus if a partner read my private journal I'd dump them too.

The definition of parasite. Feeding off of Huberman's success. Congratulations, "doctor"

He's an assistant professor, it's already terrible he calls himself a professor dropping assistant on purpose!

Can you analyze Dr Todd Grande next?

Huberman is a player, shock, glad he was called out. His talking about the impact of alcohol has so many more people talking about the impact in their lives.

I’m sure his angry ex girlfriend is an extremely objective and unbiased source….

I have to say most influencers and podcasters of the social media generation seem to be “snake oil “ salesmen

Even though I rarely drank alcohol, Huberman's video on Alcohol made me decide never to drink, ever!

Says more about how awful those women that Huberman was involved with than Huberman himself

This is tittle tattle. Six anonymous women? The article is of no value. A person's perdonal life is no ones busniness but their own. This is not a valuable post.

For me it comes down to trust. If a woman he is being intimate with can't trust him, then why should I?

This reminds me about something similar that happened to me in2010. My boyfriend of almost 5 years was the DA of my county at the time. He was doing something similar and i didn’t know. I started noticing some changes in his behavior and ended up catching him in bed with a woman. A few days later he had to step down from his position to be investigated. A person from his office was accusing him of S harassment. Was all over the local news. He was charged. 10 months later when the case came to an end, his whole file was published online in a newspaper page. That is when I learned how many women he was having unprotected S with and how many he was pursuing. It was absolutely disgusting and it affected me so much I have not dated ever since.

Just because he is a womanizer, doesn't means he is a terrible Doctor. If he was giving us Relationship advice, while his relationship is in disaster... then that would be another story. Not all human beings are perfect, and we always need to forgive and give each other a second chance.

There's law and judiciary that will take care of his issue, we should not judge his life without seeing with own own eyes.

When any guy starts grilling you on who you are seeing and whether or not you’re having a relationship with another man, just hold up a mirror for him.

Sounds like the gorgeous bronzed guru god - muscles, PhD and all - my niece fell for. I disliked him instantly. Never had she met a man she could connect with on so many levels! He was her teacher, her spiritual guide, her soulmate, protector, lover, and best friend. When she found out he had about a dozen “best friends” (we live on an island a sixth the size of Aruba, which sure cuts down on the travel time) she was so devastated she went into a years-long depression. All this ended when he contacted her belatedly with the news he had cancer, needed her forgiveness and care, and convinced her that, despite his silly dalliances, she had been “the only one.” She did, indeed, rise to the occasion, but in doing so, met some of the other “only ones”, and they all became friends, rather like the many wives of Richard Harris. To this day, though, she believes that she was special above all the others. He died weeks later at age 46. The cancer? Melanoma. He’d urged his followers to throw away their sunscreen and soak up that magic cure-all, Vitamin D.

My first impression of the guy was that he had an enormous ego. I liked Jack LaLane.

I have never heard Huberman say anything that would lead me to believe that he was pious or make claims that he was especially "good." The article was obviously written as a hatchet piece. In the day in age of "Fans Only", I find it particularly annoying that a woman reporter would take the time to expose a man for having multiple partners. I agree that his work is not ground breaking. But, this article is an attempt to smear a man and is motivated by jealously. I hope this article backfires on the pathetic woman who wrote it.

I saw this guy once and he seemed interesting. But each time I saw him again, I found him more and more out there and inexplicably creepy. Guess I know why now!

Yeah, you could smell that on him without having to know anything personal, he’s a self-help guru. He’s a garbage can in his personal life, most are.

I don't understand. So some women are mad at him. Big deal

Huberman does an awesome work , spreading useful knowledge. His private life is his business. It is sad and pathetic to attack him on the grounds of his love life. We are all adults here. But this Dr. Grand's video was informative and good as always.

I've never heard of the guy.

Real masculinity - being devoted to one woman, and she's devoted in a committed relationship.

People’s love lives are not the public’s business. None of this changes his education or years of professional experience. Adults get into romantic relationships and those sometimes have conflict and end. Stop tearing people down for clicks and views.

Someone is jealous of Andrew Huberman.

Three women decided to continue the relationship, calling themselves intelligent.

A discussion of one's personal life is irrelevant to his professional life. If it were so then everyone in one's professional circle is closer than their family.

god this behavior is so gross

You're talking about claims that strangers to you have made about his romantic life when we haven't seen evidence. Where are the plane tickets, photos, messages, etc.? This feels like a one-sided attack. Also, Andrew has clearly advocated the use of sunscreen if you actually watch the podcast.

I disagree. I believe a few items were misrepresented here like his take on flu shots & sunscreen. Even if it’s true about his personal life, it’s just that - his personal life. I’ve listened to a lot of his shows & not once did I think there was some message about toxic masculinity. Far from it. Andrew has a lot of good information & no one is thinking they should try every protocol he does a show about. I don’t think he speaks in some circular manor or that he’s some self help guru. I’ve listened to those types & he’s not at all like that. I may not endorse his personal behavior but his podcast is separate from that.

Dr Grande I like some of Huberman's work. I've always been skeptical that a guy as old as him who has "optimized" his life NEVER mentioned healthy relationships! YOU introduced us to your wife of THIRTY years and I can respect that. This is definitely a deficit in Andrew's work and keeps him from being the total package we were hoping he was

Opening 20 seconds … " my analysis is speculation ". Enough said.

Bud you can not quote CDC and expect us to take you seriously. You were fair and balanced up until that point. The CDC in the abstract lies about what the data suggests is true.

People are mad at a guy for hooking up with women across the country?

I’m trying to figure out why this was even an article in a magazine?