Andrew Huberman· PhD
because we believe that the system is regulated by estrogen so the decline in estrogen starting around age 40 43 is kind of the average seems to be the driver behind cerebral hypom metabolism
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because we believe that the system is regulated by estrogen so the decline in estrogen starting around age 40 43 is kind of the average seems to be the driver behind cerebral hypom metabolism
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starting around age 40, there is this massive change in cerebral metabolism so you can do fdg pet scans you can look at glucose uptake and there's about on average a 20% decline from Prem menopause you know up to like age 35 to per menopause to postmenopause