Andrew Huberman· PhD
In the context of adaptogens, there are two or three in particular that can be very beneficial for buffering the stress response, especially, over short periods of time of about two to three weeks.
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In the context of adaptogens, there are two or three in particular that can be very beneficial for buffering the stress response, especially, over short periods of time of about two to three weeks.
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taking an adaptogen in the form of a supplement can actually be very useful for buffering this hormone and the general system is associated with, called cortisol.