A pulmonologist explains how sunlight, infrared light, heat, fasting and simple compounds supercharge your immune system and fight viruses.

Dr. Roger Seheult — Board-certified pulmonologist, critical-care and sleep-medicine physician who works in the ICU at Loma Linda University and runs the medical-education channel MedCram.
Andrew Huberman and Dr. Roger Seheult discuss how to avoid and recover from colds, flu and other viral infections using the 'NEW START' framework (nutrition, exercise, water, sunlight, temperance, air, rest, trust). A major focus is the underappreciated role of infrared and red light from the sun, which penetrates skin and clothing to boost mitochondrial function and intracellular melatonin. They cover hydrotherapy and fever as ways to drive interferon, the science behind the seasonal flu, the flu shot debate, supplements like NAC and zinc, the damage caused by modern LED lighting and dark days/bright nights, long COVID, mold, and the role of faith and gratitude in recovery.
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