Andrew Huberman· PhD
there's a growing body of thought in the psychiatric
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there's a growing body of thought in the psychiatric
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somebody who's highly informed in the in the landscape of of pharmaceutical treatments for um psychiatric challenges has told me that there's an emerging Theory among psychiatrists as kind of a collective emerging theory that um one of the reasons why nowadays you hear about so-called treatment resistant depression but you did not hear about so-called treatment resistant depression prior to the Advent of ssris is that there's a growing body of thought in the psychiatric Community the ssris May over time as you're pointing out deplete the very neural systems that subserve enhanced mood