Andrew Huberman· PhD
The net effect of this is actually to disrupt the neural circuits that control regulation of alcohol intake, and the net effect of that is increased alcohol consumption.
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The net effect of this is actually to disrupt the neural circuits that control regulation of alcohol intake, and the net effect of that is increased alcohol consumption.
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