Andrew Huberman· PhD
a recent meta-analysis of brain imaging studies found that people with early adverse life events often show abnormalities in emotional processing and functioning.
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a recent meta-analysis of brain imaging studies found that people with early adverse life events often show abnormalities in emotional processing and functioning.
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There's a paper that just came out in JAMA literally in the last few days where they did a meta analysis of brain imaging studies on people with early adverse life events. And what they found is abnormalities in emotional processing, emotional functioning in people who have these. Giving strong evidence that what happens to you early in life impacts us as adults and stays with us. It changes our wiring.