Andrew Huberman· PhD
highlighting that many brain circuits controlling basic functions are anticipatory. This is true of eating behavior too, as discussed by @zaknight on the Huberman Lab podcast.
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highlighting that many brain circuits controlling basic functions are anticipatory. This is true of eating behavior too, as discussed by @zaknight on the Huberman Lab podcast.
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which is that these circuits that control internal State control things like hunger and thirst what they're constantly doing is predicting the future they can sense these signals from the body that tell you about what's happened but those signals are slow