Peter Attia· MD
if you're a high-ranking baboon and your worst rival sneezing a hundred yards away has seen as a major provocation you are gonna have much higher the coronoid levels than if you are highest-ranking baboon from whom that's no big deal
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if you're a high-ranking baboon and your worst rival sneezing a hundred yards away has seen as a major provocation you are gonna have much higher the coronoid levels than if you are highest-ranking baboon from whom that's no big deal
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if your worst rival taking a nap is as disruptive as the guy threatening you in your face you averaged about twice the cortisol levels in your bloodstream after controlling for rank as a guy who can tell the difference between the big thing in the little thing