Dr. Jonathan Pierce integrates clinical psychology with neuroscience to connect mood, motivation, and hormones. He helps men manage stress, low drive, and anxiety, then builds durable habits for focus, resilience, and performance at work and at home.
Most men attack fat loss with high intensity cardio and calorie deficits, but chronic stress may be holding your metabolism hostage. Here is the science on how slowing down could be the missing link for your physique. “If your nervous system is stuck in fight-or-flight mode, your body holds onto visceral fat as a survival ...
You track your total hours in bed, but if you are missing the critical slow-wave phase, your testosterone, memory, and heart health will suffer. Here is the clinical breakdown of how much deep sleep you actually need. “Many men obsess over getting eight hours of clock time, but sleep architecture is what dictates your physical ...
It is not just for building muscle. This simple amino acid cools the body, calms the mind, and might be the missing link in your deep sleep architecture. “We often look for complex pharmaceutical solutions for sleep, but sometimes the answer is basic biology. Glycine helps the body lower its core temperature—a non-negotiable physiological trigger ...
If you keep Googling “why do i get so hot when i sleep” even though your bedroom feels cool, you are not imagining it. Your brain, hormones, muscles, and bedroom setup all play a role — and most of them are fixable. “When men ask me ‘why do i get hot when i sleep?’ I ...
If your brain never shuts up about food, it is not a character flaw. It is a brain–body signal problem that you can dial down with the right mix of habits, hormones and, when needed, medication. “When a man tells me he wakes up thinking about food and goes to bed planning his next snack, ...