Andrew Huberman· PhD
the group that was informed about the health benefits of exercise lose 12 percent more weight compared to the other group and no difference in actual movement apparently not
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the group that was informed about the health benefits of exercise lose 12 percent more weight compared to the other group and no difference in actual movement apparently not
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people who received the information about how exercise was healthy and their work mimicked exercise experienced the health metric changes whereas people who were simply told your work is important you know it's important to do a good job etc etc they did not experience the same Health metric improvements
guess what the group that was informed about the health benefits of exercise lose 12 percent more weight compared to the other group and no difference in actual movement apparently not