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In this short segment, the speaker highlights a growing problem of insomnia among adolescents, emphasizing that the male adolescent brain is still undergoing rapid development and contains numerous testosterone receptors. She explains that testosterone is crucial for providing synaptic stability in the developing male brain, which directly impacts the ability to fall asleep, stay asleep, and achieve restorative sleep. The core message is that hormonal calibration during puberty is a key factor in adolescent sleep health.

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