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depression anxiety bipolar psychotic disorder schizophrenia and even eating disorders i believe anorexia and bulimia are likely to have at least some insignificant connection a significant portion of the etiology there is neuroinflammation
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the mainstream medical system will treat this as a neurotransmitter issue but i don't think that's the proximate cause i think there's something else going on
that is neuroinflammation the immune system in the brain is activated depression anxiety bipolar psychotic disorder schizophrenia and even eating disorders i believe anorexia and bulimia are likely to have at least some insignificant connection a significant portion of the etiology there is neuroinflammation
i think no it's neural inflammation which is it's different right it's very similar to depression it's very similar to anxiety similar to bipolar in some ways or even psychiatric or even you know psychotic disorders it's neural inflammation and i think we treat it that way the whole paradigm shifts