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Yelling At People You Love Is Cavewoman Biochemistry That She Has An Antidote For

Seems like stressed out is a pretty common state of mind. This scientist thinks she’s got insight into why so many women feel overwhelmed, and it has to do with outdated biochemical pathways. She starts mapping out her connections starting at 5:29. At 14:10, she sums up what she calls women’s biggest health challenge today…

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