Andrew Huberman· PhD
The other thing you start to see is that people and animals, by the way, stop grooming, they stop taking care of themselves.
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The other thing you start to see is that people and animals, by the way, stop grooming, they stop taking care of themselves.
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Sickness behavior is a suite of responses that we tend to all undergo when we are feeling sick.
Sickness behavior is actually a motivated state. It's a state that's designed to accomplish certain things. One of the other features of sickness behavior in addition to being lethargic, loss of grooming, will be a loss of appetite, right?
Sickness behavior is a suite of responses that we tend to all undergo when we are feeling sick. The main thing about sickness behavior is that it tends to involve a slowing of our usual levels of activity. People start to feel lethargic or they feel like the activities that previously they could do with relative ease are very difficult for them or somewhat overwhelming. The other thing you start to see is that people, and animals by the way, stop grooming. They stop taking care of themselves.