The transcript includes an AmpCoil listener discount in the episode with Freddie Kimmel. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a promotional segment for Beekeeper’s Naturals and discusses the company’s bee products. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Bioptimizers sleep-product sponsor segment and describes Luke Storey’s stated routine. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Biostrap promotional segment with a 25% listener code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names BioPure Astaxanthin in a discussion of a supplement. Speaker labels are generic, so this records a product mention rather than a personal endorsement.

The transcript names Boka Zen oral-care products during a conversation with Dr. John Lieurance. This is an episode mention, not an efficacy claim.

The transcript includes a Lambs underwear promotion and directs listeners to the brand. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names a Verilux light used to support travel and circadian routines. Speaker labels are generic, so this is not an attributed product endorsement.

The transcript includes a Bon Charge discount code and describes products from the brand. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode presents Clearlight saunas favorably during a sauna discussion. The transcript classifier marks the segment as promotional; this is not an independent product comparison.

The transcript names Element Health CBD in a discussion of a speaker’s experience. Speaker labels are generic, so this does not establish that Luke Storey made the statement or endorses the product.

The transcript includes a promotional mention of Higher Dose mats and describes the speaker’s use of them. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Joovv segment that describes the speaker’s use of the device and a product offer. Commercial context applies; this is not independent evidence of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Natural Stacks sponsor segment and mentions NeuroFuel. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a NuCalm free-trial and discount-code offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names Quicksilver Scientific and includes a Luke10 discount code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode features Ra Optics founder Matt Maruca and discusses the company’s blue-light glasses. This is a product discussion, not evidence of health benefit.

A speaker mentions using a Samina pillow and explicitly says the brand is not a show sponsor. Stored speaker labels are generic, so this is not attributed to Luke Storey.

The episode features SaunaSpace founder Brian Richards and discusses the company’s product line. This is a product discussion, not evidence of health benefit.

The transcript includes a Sleepme product link during an episode with company founders Todd and Tara Youngblood. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Soltec Health discount code and offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript links to Troscriptions and names Blue Cannatine during an episode with Dr. Ted Achacoso. This is a promotional product mention, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Viome listener link and Luke Storey promo code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Vital Reaction discount code for molecular-hydrogen products. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a 20% Mendi offer and discount code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes an Oura Ring listener discount during an episode with company co-founder Harpreet Singh Rai. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode features Fisher Wallace Laboratories co-founder Kelly Roman and discusses the Fisher Wallace Stimulator. This is a product feature, not independent clinical evidence.

The transcript names Circadia during the episode with Fisher Wallace Laboratories co-founder Kelly Roman. This is a product mention, not independent clinical evidence.

The transcript includes a Qualia Mind promotional segment and a link for listeners. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript discusses Qualia Night in a conversation about sleep. Speaker labels are generic, so this is not an attributed personal recommendation.

The transcript says the speaker regularly travels with and uses the REMedy Mask. The segment is classified as promotional, so commercial context applies.

The transcript names the Vibe 3.1 model, price, and a limited-time offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript discusses X3 Bar during an episode segment classified as promotional. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names Blue Cannatine and directs listeners to Troscriptions. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a $1,000 discount offer for the Neubie device. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript describes Three Spirit’s Nightcap drink in a promotional segment. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes an AmpCoil listener discount in the episode with Freddie Kimmel. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a promotional segment for Beekeeper’s Naturals and discusses the company’s bee products. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Bioptimizers sleep-product sponsor segment and describes Luke Storey’s stated routine. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Biostrap promotional segment with a 25% listener code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names BioPure Astaxanthin in a discussion of a supplement. Speaker labels are generic, so this records a product mention rather than a personal endorsement.

The transcript names Boka Zen oral-care products during a conversation with Dr. John Lieurance. This is an episode mention, not an efficacy claim.

The transcript includes a Lambs underwear promotion and directs listeners to the brand. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names a Verilux light used to support travel and circadian routines. Speaker labels are generic, so this is not an attributed product endorsement.

The transcript includes a Bon Charge discount code and describes products from the brand. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode presents Clearlight saunas favorably during a sauna discussion. The transcript classifier marks the segment as promotional; this is not an independent product comparison.

The transcript names Element Health CBD in a discussion of a speaker’s experience. Speaker labels are generic, so this does not establish that Luke Storey made the statement or endorses the product.

The transcript includes a promotional mention of Higher Dose mats and describes the speaker’s use of them. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Joovv segment that describes the speaker’s use of the device and a product offer. Commercial context applies; this is not independent evidence of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Natural Stacks sponsor segment and mentions NeuroFuel. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a NuCalm free-trial and discount-code offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names Quicksilver Scientific and includes a Luke10 discount code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode features Ra Optics founder Matt Maruca and discusses the company’s blue-light glasses. This is a product discussion, not evidence of health benefit.

A speaker mentions using a Samina pillow and explicitly says the brand is not a show sponsor. Stored speaker labels are generic, so this is not attributed to Luke Storey.

The episode features SaunaSpace founder Brian Richards and discusses the company’s product line. This is a product discussion, not evidence of health benefit.

The transcript includes a Sleepme product link during an episode with company founders Todd and Tara Youngblood. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Soltec Health discount code and offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript links to Troscriptions and names Blue Cannatine during an episode with Dr. Ted Achacoso. This is a promotional product mention, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Viome listener link and Luke Storey promo code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a Vital Reaction discount code for molecular-hydrogen products. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a 20% Mendi offer and discount code. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes an Oura Ring listener discount during an episode with company co-founder Harpreet Singh Rai. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The episode features Fisher Wallace Laboratories co-founder Kelly Roman and discusses the Fisher Wallace Stimulator. This is a product feature, not independent clinical evidence.

The transcript names Circadia during the episode with Fisher Wallace Laboratories co-founder Kelly Roman. This is a product mention, not independent clinical evidence.

The transcript includes a Qualia Mind promotional segment and a link for listeners. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript discusses Qualia Night in a conversation about sleep. Speaker labels are generic, so this is not an attributed personal recommendation.

The transcript says the speaker regularly travels with and uses the REMedy Mask. The segment is classified as promotional, so commercial context applies.

The transcript names the Vibe 3.1 model, price, and a limited-time offer. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript discusses X3 Bar during an episode segment classified as promotional. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript names Blue Cannatine and directs listeners to Troscriptions. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript includes a $1,000 discount offer for the Neubie device. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.

The transcript describes Three Spirit’s Nightcap drink in a promotional segment. This is commercial exposure, not an independent assessment of effectiveness.