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The inner workings of the female brain discusses hormones and their effects on women’s brains, focusing on estrogen Men have one x chromosome Men’s brains produce more serotonin and women’s produce more dopamine.

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The xx brain receives mostly positive reviews for its focus on women's brain health and alzheimer's prevention Readers appreciate the scientific information on hormones, menopause, and cognitive decline. The xx brain confronts this crisis by revealing how the two powerful x chromosomes that distinguish women from men impact our brain first and foremost

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