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Ph.D. in biological chemistry, scientist, researcher and professional speaker on human health, productivity, and happiness
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Dr. Marc Milstein has been quoted breaking down and analyzing the latest research in popular press such as USA Today, Huffington Post and Weight Watchers Magazine. Dr. Milstein can also be seen on TV’s “Dr. Oz” show explaining the latest scientific breakthroughs that improve our life. Dr. Milstein specializes in taking the leading science research on human health, productivity, and happiness and presents it in a way that entertains, educates and empowers his audience to live better. His lecture topics range from cutting-edge brain science topics such as sleep, memory, stress, and emotions to how our DNA and trillions of cells work in concert with our environment to determine our health.
Dr. Milstein earned both his Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and his Bachelor of Science in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCLA. Dr. Milstein has conducted research on topics including genetics, cancer biology, neuroscience, and infectious disease and his work has been published in multiple scientific journals. Dr. Milstein’s presentations empower his audiences to use breakthrough science to optimize their daily life.
See keynotes with Dr. Marc MilsteinEmpower and motivate your group in these uncertain times. Boost morale with entertaining, easy to understand science based actionable solutions to:
Two just-published studies uncovered that happiness boosts productivity and lifespan. In fact, a happy employee is approximately 12 to 25% more productive. On the other hand, one unhappy employee, making a salary of $65,000 dollars a year can cost a company about $4000 dollars in lost productivity a year.
Imagine a company of 50 or 100 unhappy employees and how much that can hurt. So how do we make people happy? Sometimes the things we think are going to make us happier, don’t in fact make us any happier.
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We all experience stress – some of it is good and some of it is bad. But chronic stress can destroy our brains and bodies, leading to disease and dysfunction from head to toe. There has been a revolution in our understanding of ways to control and minimize negative, chronic stress thanks to the wonders of brain science.
Get the scoop on how simple, usable, day to day techniques can have a dramatic impact on our mental and physical health and why mindfulness is now mainstream brain science. Find the latest scientific breakthroughs that unlock the secrets to a more balanced, happier life.
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The statistics are staggering. 47 million people have dementia worldwide, and that number is expected to skyrocket to 115 million people by 2050. Recently, we could not scientifically say we could lower our risk of developing Alzheimer’s and dementia, but now there is real excitement in this field as we now have a science-based understanding on how to lower our risks and keep our brain young.
Recent studies estimate that about a third of dementia is preventable. Surprisingly the secret to younger, healthier brain is not brain games, crossword puzzles or sudoku. Hear the breakthrough science to really keep your brain young.
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Who or what inspires you most?
Taking amazing but complex science breakthroughs and making them easy to understand, entertaining and usable for everyone. I am truly inspired by helping people and seeing how this information allows people to get a better night’s sleep, have more energy, improve memory, be more focused, productive and lead happier and healthier lives.
What kinds of clients have you worked with in the past?
From major corporations, to medical doctors, hospitals, and therapists to professional athletes to lifelong learners with no science background looking to understand and be empowered by the latest science breakthroughs.
Do you have a favourite experience from your speaking career?
I love helping people and am I always excited with each group I speak to. I love seeing how the information I present improves their lives and I really treasure when the audience has breakthrough moments when they see how this cutting edge science provides tremendous insights into their lives and gives actionable solutions to improve.
Do you think there is a change in how science is being perceived in popular culture in the last few years?
Yes, I think more people are focusing and interested in science and science based wellness as they see how it can really help them. I also think this is just the beginning and the next few years are going to be an extremely exciting time for science.
How important is the understanding of the cutting edge of science to the average person in society?
It is critically important to understand and support science. Individuals and our general population can dramatically improve their mental and physical health and lead fuller, more productive lives by understanding how their brain and body really work…and how to make it work better!
Can you give three tips for an individual who is interested in science to get more involved?
Find reliable sources. Unfortunately there is so much misinformation out there. Even in major magazines, online and on television there is really inaccurate and dangerous information being presented. It is really important to rely on experts who are citing established peer reviewed journals and are providing accurate analysis. A big part of science is being inspired but also being skeptical and making sure the information they are hearing is real science.
From those experts there are opportunities to attend live lectures, watch online videos and read articles. Also, there are many incredible science museums where people of all ages can engage and learn exciting science. A great first step is finding the type of science you are most interested in and letting the path of discovery lead you to awe-inspiring and unexpected insights.
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