Nicotine and Cognition
A Nobel laureate shares his personal use of nicotine as a potential defense against cognitive decline, revealing intriguing insights about how belief influences performance. In a study, participants who thought they had higher doses of nicotine performed better, regardless of their actual intake. This phenomenon highlights the powerful connection between perception and brain activity, suggesting that what we believe can significantly impact our cognitive abilities.In this clip
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LIVE EVENT Q&A: Dr. Andrew Huberman at the ICC Sydney Theatre
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