Dr. Melissa Ilardo

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Huberman Lab · Behaviors That Alter Your Genes to Improve Your Health & Performance | Dr. Melissa Ilardo · 26 May 2025 podcast

They are diving for all kinds of things. They're diving for sea urchin, abalone. They also harvest seaweed. Um, I've seen them pull up octopus, uh, they'll spear an octopus, um, and they, and they do it in a very interesting kind of controlled way. Like they're really guardians of their marine environment, um, where they don't, they make sure that they don't overfish things.

They are diving for all kinds of things.

They're diving for sea urchin, abalone.

They also harvest seaweed.

Um, I've seen them pull up octopus, uh, they'll spear an octopus, um, and they, and they do it in a very interesting kind of controlled way.

Like they're really guardians of their marine environment, um, where they don't, they make sure that they don't overfish things.

So the sea urchin season is very short because, you know, if they over harvest the sea urchin, that population won't replenish.

So the sea urchin season is very short because, you know, if they over harvest the sea urchin, that population won't replenish. So they have this, you know, system where they, they really take care of the marine environment.

So they have this, you know, system where they, they really take care of the marine environment.

Yeah.

Yeah. I'm still developing a taste for me. I'm trying, but when it's, when it's fresh out of the shell, there's nothing better.

I'm still developing a taste for me.

I'm trying, but when it's, when it's fresh out of the shell, there's nothing better.

Yeah.

Right, right.

Yeah, yeah. And in these cold temperatures as well.

Yeah, yeah.

And in these cold temperatures as well.

I mean, it certainly could. Diet is an incredible driver of selection. So, you know, a very common example of natural selection is lactase persistence. So our ability to continue to consume milk past infancy. And that happened very quickly in multiple different human populations. So it happened in Africa and it happened in Europe. And another example is the Greenlandic Inuit.

I mean, it certainly could.

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