Andrew Huberman· PhD
What's amazing. And frankly also important are these findings that once you teach anorexics, what's happening to them, that they're doing this, they are able to intervene.
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What's amazing. And frankly also important are these findings that once you teach anorexics, what's happening to them, that they're doing this, they are able to intervene.
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The way that you do that is through a cognitive mechanism where you teach the individual what is leading up to the habit.
What's amazing and frankly also important are these findings that once you teach anorexics what's happening to them that they're doing this, they are able to intervene.