High levels of cortisol crossing the placenta can negatively impact the evolution of the right amygdala, leading to a continuous stress response. — Whalespan
High levels of cortisol crossing the placenta can negatively impact the evolution of the right amygdala, leading to a continuous stress response.
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“and high levels of cortisol they're going to cross it so if you have let's say the amydala which is in a is in a critical period of growth the right Amiga and the cortisol levels are very high that's really going to not be an optimal situation for that amydala to evolve because you're going to have a continuous stress response there”