Andrew Huberman· PhD
highly elevated levels of CO2 can produce panic attacks.
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highly elevated levels of CO2 can produce panic attacks.
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That said, if carbon dioxide levels are too high, that is very problematic. In fact, one of the ways that one can reliably induce panic in anybody is to have them breathe air that contains too much carbon dioxide, so much so that for people that lack a so-called amygdala-- many of you have probably heard of the amygdala.