Andrew Huberman· PhD
there's been m a handful of small studies where there has been some you know there's been some benefit Maybe no benefit Small effects we did a study that was a small study at Stamford and it was based on um Mouse genetic data and I'll I'll sort of walk you through what we did um so there's multiple Mouse models of these neurogenetic syndromes where um people have social impairment right we can Qui quibble about whether that's autism or not but that they have social impairment and so that there are this um fragile X Mouse there's a PR willly syndrome Mouse which is the magile 2 Gene that um gets manipulated and then there's a catnap two mouse and in all of those instances when you genetically modify those mice you see a reduction of oxytocin in the hypothalamus