"Is Companionship an Essential Nutrient?" Part 2

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In part 2 of this webinar series, Dr. Moss presents research that makes it clear one of the most powerful pro-inflammatory, catabolic forces in nature is a feeling of not being accepted, of being lonely. In addition, he will demonstrate that, because of gender specific oxytocin physiology, the pro-inflammatory, catabolic power of loneliness tends to be much more clinically significant in women.

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