Andrew Huberman· PhD
And those three things don't necessarily all have to be present but stress of some kind has to exist.
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And those three things don't necessarily all have to be present but stress of some kind has to exist.
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You got to give it more than it's used to. The body does not want to change. It wants to keep status quo. So you got to give it a bloody good reason as we would say in England to change, right? So you got to put more stress on the body than it's used to. And then you need to recover from that.
You got to give it more than it's used to. The body does not want to change. It wants to keep status quo. So you got to give it a bloody good reason as we would say in England to change, right? So you got to put more stress on the body than it's used to. And then you need to recover from that.