Andrew Huberman· PhD
Well, there's a huge role for inflammation, the cause of inflammation in depression.
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Well, there's a huge role for inflammation, the cause of inflammation in depression.
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it really highlights the role that inflammation plays in depression.
but inflammation has been shown now to play, actually, a major causal role in depression.
there's been a variety of studies that have now sort of established causation with respect to the role of inflammation in in in depression and and basically in in the way we feel in our mood