Andrew Huberman· PhD
I'll say most clinics use propol and put patients to sleep and so you take a nice little nap for 15 to 20 minutes
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I'll say most clinics use propol and put patients to sleep and so you take a nice little nap for 15 to 20 minutes
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When we take the eggs out of the body it's about a 20 minute procedure it is usually done under IV sedation like propal and Fentanyl
understanding what your clinic is using is really really important to set the expectations or to know am I going to be awake or am I going to be asleep