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Billi Gordon Ph.D.

About

Billi Gordon, Ph.D., investigates the pathophysiology of stress as an antecedent to disease, in particular, interoceptive awareness (how we feel what we feel). After a successful career as a model, television actor, writer, and author, he received his bachelor’s degree from The University of Michigan in 1997. Upon completing his Ph.D. in neuroscience in 2004, he did his post-doctoral research in functional neuroimaging at The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Currently, he has a biographically based television show in development exploring the brain and obesity that was packaged by Creative Artists Agency-Los Angeles. He has been married 27 years and enjoys mentoring college athletes, rappers, and other extreme spirits.

Recent Posts
The Molecules of a Pandemic
Hormones are the Twitter Feed of your mind, body, soul, and microbiome. You are, you will do, and you will eat what they tweet.
Happy Birthday America

In the struggle of human evolution versus devolution, America is clearly Gettysburg

In the struggle of human evolution versus devolution, America is clearly Gettysburg

Unable to Bury a Dead Love

Pretending to be happy is easier than actually being happy sometimes.

Pretending to be happy is easier than actually being happy sometimes.

Killing Us Softly

From our brains to our veins - the real problem with politics.

From our brains to our veins - the real problem with politics.

Growing Old Gratefully

Growing old, what can and cannot be done; and what should and should not be done.

Growing old, what can and cannot be done; and what should and should not be done.

When There is Nothing to Say

Witnessing the transition from a place in time to a place in eternity.

Witnessing the transition from a place in time to a place in eternity.