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Psychiatry Asks About Energy but Never Measures It
LIVED EXPERIENCE
Our TSEE guest writer Matt Bernstein, MD, is a psychiatrist, Co-founder, CEO, and Medical Director of Accord Mental Health, Chief Medical Officer of Ellenhorn, and a Lecturer in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical...
Weekly Digest: Metabolic Flexibility and Inflammation
WEEKLY DIGEST
This week on The Science and Experience of Energy, we explored how mitochondrial biology and energy metabolism may shape two seemingly distinct challenges: neurodegeneration and chronic inflammation.
In our first piec...
Inflammation as an Energy Problem
By Pascal Mensah
ENERGY SCIENCE
Our TSEE guest writer Pascal Mensah is a physician specializing in Clinical Immunology, Immunometabolism, and Integrative & Regenerative Medicine at Juaneda Hospital (Mallorca, Spain). In this...
Beyond Brain Energy: Metabolic Flexibility and Neurodegenerative Disorders
By Matthew Phillips
ENERGY SCIENCE
Our TSEE guest writer Matthew Phillips is a Neurologist and Director of Neurology at Waikato Hospital in New Zealand. In this post, he discusses how metabolic dysfunction and mitochondrial...
Weekly Digest: Energetic Insights from Blood and Hair Follicles
WEEKLY DIGEST
This week on The Science and Experience of Energy we explored two unexpected windows into the dynamic biology of energy, adaptation, and repair. Each invites us to look a little more closely at the world around us to i...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Dedicated to research, innovation, and communication that empowers us to flourish. Director, Columbia Mitochondrial Psychobiology group, author of the ENERGY book (2027).
Nervous system regulation, neuroplasticity, and the future of medicine. A new way to recover from chronic symptoms is here → trynervana.com/kimia
I’m an applied biophysicist, deeply curious about how life works. Through the lens of physics, we explore how energy shapes health, aiming to translate fundamental science into ideas and technologies that improve how we live.
A few times a week: reads from the frontier of bioelectromagnetics, biophotonics, and protein biophysics. Curated by Michal Cifra (Czech Academy of Sciences, Biophotoniq). One paper, one short video.
I'm interested in how organisms adapt to their environment through coordinated metabolic and mitochondrial responses. My work explores how energy connects physiology, behavior, and health across time.
A space for observing metabolism beyond markers: gradients, access, and lived physiology. Written for those who value careful questions over premature answers.
I am a Research Scientist at Stanford studying metabolism and charting the hidden landscape of endogenous peptides.
Curious, open-minded and passionate accredited electrologist, taking a multifaceted, holistic approach to electrolysis, skincare and overall wellbeing. Founder of Julia Wallis Electrolysis and Julia Wallis Natural Skincare.
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