Overall, the number of complete exits (2.3 fold increase), the exploring time (2.2 times longer), and the decreased latency to the first exit (2.4 times shorter) all of them indicate an increase in
novelty-seeking behaviour after the oral supplementation with H.
"People are trying to understand what is the basis of
novelty-seeking behaviour in humans and in animals.
He carried out the research with the help of Professor Jayanti Chotai, from Umea University in Sweden, who has previously shown that winter-borns tend to exhibit less
novelty-seeking behaviour than summer-borns.