Andrew Huberman· PhD
when you deprive the the brain and the neurons of oxygen and glucose they don't die immediately and it takes some time and it's actually an active process so the release of these excitatory amino acids occurs
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when you deprive the the brain and the neurons of oxygen and glucose they don't die immediately and it takes some time and it's actually an active process so the release of these excitatory amino acids occurs
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and that causes an influx of calcium into the neurons which is the final common Pathway to dying