Pq Choy and the Urban Rodentology Episode

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Vaporized cannabis turned on signals including the hormone ghrelin in amounts comparable to humans who had been fasting for many hours leading to quote hedonic feeding behavior aka them munchies so yes scientist is like we does make you hungry. How sewer rats in new york like different food depending on the local restaurants on their block which is precious. When do you defend i'm aiming for uh early next year oh my gosh dr choy are you gonna change your handles on all of your social media to doctor as soon as you defend please say yes probably okayi'm gonna call you dr choy also p.s I checked dr choy's twitter bio at pq choy

I’m at the airport and there are hundreds of brain scientists everywhere. So I swallowed my dignity/anxiety and approached strangers about the neuroscience they do. The result is a bushel of info on cravings, sleep, consciousness, addiction, dopamine, monogamy, Ozempic, toxins in your brain and so much more with: Georgia Kirkpatrick, Isabella Montana, Dr. Marissa Co, Chancey Garrett, Noah Millman, Pique Choi, Dr. Barbara Sorg and Elizabeth Plunk. Oops, we just made a bunch of new friends. All thanks to poster tubes, a.k.a: nerdurdurs.

A donation went to the Society for Neuroscience at SFN.org

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