The Biology of Benevolence: What Happens to The Body When We Choose to be Kind?

The Biology of Benevolence: What Happens to The Body When We Choose to be Kind?

About the event

🌟 Why do some rush to help others while others walk by? Is generosity an innate trait or a practice we develop over time? Join us in New York City for an illuminating evening where science meets contemplative practices!

🧠 Dr. Nitin will delve into the fascinating biology behind kindness, revealing the roles of oxytocin and mirror neurons, alongside insights from evolutionary biology that highlight why cooperation has been vital for our survival. This enlightening discussion will be complemented by insights from Paola Cruz, a global wellness guide and experiences curator.


🕒 The Experience:

  • 2:30 PM: Doors Open
  • 3:00 PM: Welcome & Introductions
  • 3:15 - 4:00 PM: Panel Conversation between Dr. Nitin and Paola Cruz
  • 4:00 - 4:30 PM: Open Q&A
  • 4:30 - 5:00 PM: Healthy Bites by NEA Community & Non-Alcohol Elixirs by @SoberInCentralPark
  • 5:00 PM: Event Closing

This event is hosted with love by Dr. Nitin and Paola, with generous support from Motto by Hilton & NEA APP. Don't forget to download the NEA APP and get rewarded for eating healthy in NYC!

🔔 Please Note: Due to the intimate nature of this gathering, no refunds are allowed. You are welcome to gift or resell your ticket if you can't attend.

👉 Grab your ticket now!

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