Andrew Huberman· PhD
there are all these what are called comorbidities with PTSD including addiction but also depression anxiety and so you can start to see how ptst sets up a whole Cascade of
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there are all these what are called comorbidities with PTSD including addiction but also depression anxiety and so you can start to see how ptst sets up a whole Cascade of
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so people with PTSD suffer at a number of different levels and there are all these what are called comorbidities with PTSD including addiction but also depression anxiety and so you can start to see how ptst sets up a whole Cascade of things that make living life extremely problematic at the level of basic relationships functioning in the workplace and even when mental health appears to be in check oftentimes people are holding a lot in so they have cardiovascular and cerebral vascular deficits that cause a lot of problems in their immediate and long-term physical health