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How puberty changes your brain - Shannon Odell

How puberty changes your brain - Shannon Odell

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Explore what we know and still don t know about puberty and its effects on the body and brain. While we often talk about puberty s effect on the body, what gets overlooked are the fascinating changes that happen in the brain. Puberty, in fact, begins in the brain, and lasts as long as five years. And during this extended process, the brain undergoes its own transformation, thanks to estrogen and testosterone. Shannon Odell details what we know and still don t know about puberty.
Date: 2022-12-21

Comments and reviews: 8


What I know about puberty is that it's the worst phase of our lives, but is also the phase where we are most healthy and vigorous and end up not appreciating it at all because of the dilemmas that we create about our own existence.
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Puberty is starting out as a larvitar just eating dirt, then turning into a pupitar and being silently seething until finally bursting out as a tyranitar burning everything to the ground
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Now the question is how dose second puberty affect the brain for trans people like myself. I just started HRT and it would be interesting to know how exactly it s gonna affect my brain.
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Now I know why I have worse grades this year than before. My brain started developing lol. I hope I will manage to keep up with the studies while also having an addiction.
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You could talk about the second puberty trans people experience when going through hormonal therapy, as there's not much information available on the internet
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Thank you for your effort in making the best content the audience and individuals out there who are going through puberty. Keep it up
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Suddenly life becomes kill or be killed. You realise you are in a competition with every other person in your gender and age range.
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Wait wait wait, did they just say Teens unfairly characterized as impulsive and then just explain why and how they're impulsive?
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