Andrew Huberman· PhD
so we measure proteins in the CSF and again thousands of proteins and we ask are there proteins that correlate with cognitive function, with resilience or decline.
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so we measure proteins in the CSF and again thousands of proteins and we ask are there proteins that correlate with cognitive function, with resilience or decline.
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We then use the top two, the one that goes up the most and goes down the most and made a ratio of the two. And that ratio is a very strong predictor uh for cognitive resilience or or decline. And what's scary is that ratio continues to change from early adulthood.