Andrew Huberman· PhD
Because development of course, doesn't just start at birth and end after puberty. It continues your entire life.
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Because development of course, doesn't just start at birth and end after puberty. It continues your entire life.
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They impact our entire lifespan. So from the time that we are in the womb, they're controlling the development of our brain and our bodies. After we are born, they're still controlling the development of our brain and bodies.
And I did say development, and that's because, contrary to what most people think, development lasts the entire lifespan. From the time you're conceived until the time you die, you are developing, you are changing. And hormones are constantly updating and changing the different functions of your body.