Aggression and Internal States
Understanding the dynamics of aggression reveals that cortisol levels play a crucial role in determining our reactions. Higher cortisol tends to increase reactivity, while serotonin, influenced by diet and certain medications, can help mitigate aggressive behavior. Exploring the relationship between nutrition and mood, particularly through tryptophan-rich foods, offers insights into managing aggression effectively.In this clip
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Understanding & Controlling Aggression | Huberman Lab Podcast #71
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