Andrew Huberman· PhD
the stimulation it's a a brief delivery of stimulation anywhere between 5 and 10 seconds that is intended to just disrupt the perturbed signaling that's happening in the nucleus accumbens
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the stimulation it's a a brief delivery of stimulation anywhere between 5 and 10 seconds that is intended to just disrupt the perturbed signaling that's happening in the nucleus accumbens
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we can use that signal to deliver a sort of a real-time therapy in the form of deep brain stimulation just a brief amount of stimulation and that actually blocks the behavior