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Our brains are like cactuses that now reside in rainforests. So we evolved in an environment where stimulation was relatively modest and our brains had normal tools for coping with the up and down swings of dopamine, and now we live in the most stimulating environment imaginable. And obviously, we just didn't have enough time to adapt.
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Our Brains Are Like Cacti That Now Reside in Rainforests

Peters key takeaways on bone health, calorie restriction and energy balance, dopamine and addiction, gene editing, and testosterone therapy safety with a prostate cancer diagnosis | Quarterly Podcast Summary #3

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Our Brains Are Like Cacti That Now Reside in Rainforests

Our Brains Are Like Cacti That Now Reside in Rainforests

Peters key takeaways on bone health, calorie restriction and energy balance, dopamine and addiction, gene editing, and testosterone therapy safety with a prostate cancer diagnosis | Quarterly Podcast Summary #3 - Peter Attia
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Our Brains Are Like Cacti That Now Reside in Rainforests
Peters key takeaways on bone health, calorie restriction and energy balance, dopamine and addiction, gene editing, and testosterone therapy safety with a prostate cancer diagnosis | Quarterly Podcast Summary #3
Peters key takeaways on bone health, calorie restriction and energy balance, dopamine and addiction, gene editing, and testosterone therapy safety with a prostate cancer diagnosis | Quarterly Podcast Summary #3 - Peter Attia
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