Alcohol is well known for lowering inhibition, through some GABA mechanism I think, but I don't fully understand. (maybe someone can put in a quick summary.)
This community seems to have a great deal of knowledge around these topics, biohacking, hormone/neurotransmitter optimization, etc, so I was thinking there should specific dietary and supplementation strategies to mimic these effects in a healthier way, even if it's to a lesser extent.
The reason I ask this is because of the utility. I think in the modern connected world of 7Bn+ people, high inhibition and overt fear of being ostracized is a relic of our evolutionary past that is now somewhat mal-adaptive. We're not in tribes of 50 anymore. I definitely sense this in business: the world is big with many potential avenues to pursue, so moving faster and being less sensitive and inhibited in general (not worrying so much, achieving something akin to 'the opposite of anxiety') is really critical. Frankly modern dating is becoming the same, at least in North America.
So back on topic - how would one lower inhibitions through their biological inputs, and strive towards "the opposite of anxiety"? Cheers
This community seems to have a great deal of knowledge around these topics, biohacking, hormone/neurotransmitter optimization, etc, so I was thinking there should specific dietary and supplementation strategies to mimic these effects in a healthier way, even if it's to a lesser extent.
The reason I ask this is because of the utility. I think in the modern connected world of 7Bn+ people, high inhibition and overt fear of being ostracized is a relic of our evolutionary past that is now somewhat mal-adaptive. We're not in tribes of 50 anymore. I definitely sense this in business: the world is big with many potential avenues to pursue, so moving faster and being less sensitive and inhibited in general (not worrying so much, achieving something akin to 'the opposite of anxiety') is really critical. Frankly modern dating is becoming the same, at least in North America.
So back on topic - how would one lower inhibitions through their biological inputs, and strive towards "the opposite of anxiety"? Cheers