Andrew Huberman· PhD
By the way, it's that last seven days of that cycle, that in a susceptible woman is what creates those PMS symptoms.
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By the way, it's that last seven days of that cycle, that in a susceptible woman is what creates those PMS symptoms.
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in some women the fall of progesterone during the end of the luteal phase is so rapid that for reasons we don't understand that's gonna produce a change in something and you can ameliorate that by doing X Y & Z
I remember having a patient who was complaining of horrible PMS and so I said well it has to do with the reduction of progesterone and in some women the fall of progesterone during the end of the luteal phase is so rapid that for reasons we don't understand that's gonna produce a change in something