This clip is from the Huberman Lab episode "The Science & Treatment of Bipolar Disorder." The full episode can be found on RUclips here: ruclips.net/video/m_OazsImOiI/видео.html
Study : Between the calendar years of 2009 and 2018, prescriptions were dispensed in Alberta to 14,008 patients. and 8,636 (61.6% (95% CI, 60.8 to 62.4%)) patients discontinued lithium. First published online May 24, 2023 Ten-Year Trends in Lithium Prescribing in Alberta, Canada. The idea that it's so fantastic doesn't translate to patient satisfaction.
@SAL D About 2.5 mg a day of lithium orotate seems to have take a sharp edge off some of my anxiety effects. I'm trying to minimize the amount I take, so I will try and lower this dose for the same effects. There is also a whole food version that I will look into as well.
@SAL D i gained 15 pounds of body weight. Pain in my head . I am currently around 400 - 600 mg per day supervised by a docter . It helps a lot with my thinking but i am thinking to quit because of all the side effects .
Wow... i can imagine how excited he would of been once he saw those results like HOLY FxCK no way just figured it out!! thats a huge discovery who would of ever thought LITHIUM would be the key to it all... wild !! thanks for the information that is SUPER COOL!
What about Lithium Orotate? It is a low dose over the counter supplement. There is some evidence that it could work but I don't know if if is compelling enough.
Yep that's what I use for my son's bipolar however the menu still is there I don't know if I need to give him more but I'm afraid to because of the stabilizer with the liver
This clip fascinTates. The story actually goes back to Alfred Garrod (1859) [ i blogged on this 2017/11/]. You missed some details in Dr Cade's work, but what i wanted to hear about is something Eric Kandel brings up [pg 78 "the disordered mind"]. When the Neuronal ion channel is opened it allows both Na+ and Li+ ions to enter. He `says` upon returning to normal potention the Li remains [i saw no source]. The reason this interests is therapeutic Li is in the form of Li2Co3 [lithium carbonate]. Where as A lot of the supplement folks have been pushing Lithium Oratate [a somewhat heavier molecule] .. hm ... i sense some investigation of why Li might produce GABA might be instructive. Is it because the action potential of ion placement having a smaller variance in the presense of Li ??
I take 1500 MG a day. Far from a zombie., still tons of energy and hyper was from adhd. I do feel numb sometimes but I’m going on 5 years sober and have been on lithium over 5 years. Eventually because of how it affects the liver I’ll have to find another mood stabilizer.
ok, this is amazing! I figured out what was going to happen after you mentioned uric acid (after having watched a video about lithium chemical properties to make batteries)! I love the pure simplicity of the solution in an alkali metal.
I’m hoping you can help. If the chemical in the body is present in the uric acid and it’s neutralised by an alkaline metal - does this mean that alkaline food will have the same affect? Thank you.
@@sophiamyambala1405 I am not a chemist or doctor, but I doubt it since your digestive system will completely alter the food before it comes into contact with uric acid.
But what in the injected urine was the source of the mania in the guinea pigs? For a moment I thought the uric acid was the source of the mania. Why not use Sodium Urate instead of Lithium Urate?
@@Dana-sv8evI've been researching it because it was recommended for my son ..... I'm not seeing many adverse effects....only that there isn't enough research to confirm the safety. But I will say the Biotics Research brand of Lithium is extracted from lentils/peas/chickpeas......so I'm really feeling that it can't be extremely dangerous or anything like that
Im on Lithium 18 yrs but have to come off because recently diagnosed with CKD DIABETES MELLITUS BRAIN IMPAIRMENT END STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE/ DIALYSIS WITHIN 5- 10 YEARS.
I’m sorry to hear of your diagnosis and can’t comment on whether lithium has been a contributing factor. I did however spot one culprit that could account for all the rest of your problems, including mental illness and that is diabetes. Excess carbohydrates (sugar) consumption, which is more than 5g (teaspoon) a day is problematic for the human body. Anything greater than that amount in the blood has to be stored in muscle, organs, brain etc in order to keep you alive 😮 There is no requirement for any carbohydrates in the human diet, cut them all out and begin your healing journey. Go Keto or better go carnivore for 3 months and monitor the changes. Do your research and you’ll be amazed at what you can cure. Check out Dr Ken Berry, Dr Anthony Chaffee, Dr Shawn Baker, Dr Rob Kiltz and others
Hmmm...very interesting. So the problem wasn't in urea but uric acid, and Lithium helped to dissolve Uric acid. Would other natural elements that help to dissolve uric acid also help (with mania)? Substances like Tart cherry, Quercetin, Phosphorus, Luteolin etc
"better" is in no way a fitting description. one works for some, one for others. lithium is referred as the standard in treatment of all bipolar variants and even some kind of unipolar depression with the same physiological background.
@@flexflexflexflex have you noticed Bryan Johnson (the longevity guy) takes lithium as a supplement? I wonder why anyone would take it as a supplement.
Read about lithium orotate The prescription version carbonate can be dangerous because of the extremely high dose and the way that it absorbs, but other forms of lithium can work just as well and are very beneficial. Your body needs lithium just not extremely high doses like the pharmaceutical industry prescribes, and the only reason they did it this way is because they had to find a way to patent lithium so by binding it to carbonate Tada money !
Lithium orotate is much more dangerous its absorption or levels in serum is threefold compared to LIcarbonate and also its half life is much longer it also is more effective and gets stored in the brain longer. Orotic acid is also weakly mutagenic. There have been cases of people taking high dosages of lithium orotate such as 2.1 grams and getting into the ER with poisoning. This doesn't happen with lithium carbonate altho it does put strain on the kidneys. You don't need to take high dosages anyway 50mg to 100 mg is already enough for beneficial properties. Im not sure about lithium neuroprotective effects it does seem to prevent dementia and alzheimer but there is damage its toxic to some brain parts
Hey Andrew does the new psychiatrist I'm sing put me on lithium... In the Bay area I was on Klonopin seem to be working good.. of course I watched your video first...rip to the homie orfn and kzam! Very informative thanks
bc lithium is a mood stabiliser and adhd is a planning/concentration disorder, not an affective disorder. I'll link a study I found on this asap, but as someone with bipolar and adhd I can say that lithium does not help with my adhd symptoms. Mania and hyperactivity seem similar but are different.
the study is called "Management Strategies for Borderline Personality Disorder and Bipolar Disorder Comorbidities in Adults with ADHD: A Narrative Review"
@MajorMajorMajorMajor-jw6qo hi yeah it seems to be helping me quite alot my mind and thoughts don't see to feel like out of control now I can actually relax a bit more and concentrate my highs and lows are manageable now where as before I couldn't control them at all iv had to move up dosage a bit but other than that I find it's helping alot 😊
@MajorMajorMajorMajor-jw6qo it's for sure helping me with my moods feeling alot more stable and controlled I had to go up a dose as my levels dropped but I think it's really helping after trying endless antidepressants that just didn't seem to help I'm glad I'm on this med now feel better
I want to ask a question ... i am facing unwantwd sexual arousal and irritation i was on cipralex before and quite that ... i cnt sleep and in day time i am facing unwated sexual arousal .... plz help me ... will lithium or lithium ortate will decrease them ?
I started lithium carbonate 3 years ago. I have hand tremors that make me want to look for alternatives... heard of lithium orotate, but there is not much research around it. How are you doing with your new medication?
@@gabrielarsego8664 There is apparently a whole food lithium that might work at much lower doses. Real food versions are always better than inorganic versions when possible. You also might want to look into implementing an ancestral diet and addressing any common toxicity and nutrient deficiency issues. For example, iron overload in the tissues is very common since metallic iron filings are "fortified" into many processed foods, especially those with flour. HFCS, vitamin D supplements (sardines are a good substitute because they come packaged with 10x retinol, which is important!), calcium, zinc, ascorbic acid and iron supplements are all toxic. Most pharmaceutical drugs as well. Magnesium, retinol, and copper are typically very depleted in most people not on a real food diet with naturally raised animals. Your ancestors got you here by eating the organs of grass fed animals (the copper is in the grass!). They did this for thousands of years on end. If a new version of the Industrial Food Complex diet is not working out, go back to nature and look for answers. Also, a clean liver is a big deal. They can be so rusted out and filled with toxins that they don't function very well.
I had my first episode last june and was put on lithium and an antipsychotic. I’m now off of the psychotic and feel like I did before I was admitted. You’ll likely pee more often and I had a tremor for the first week or so that I started it. You have to get occasional bloodwork to make sure you’re at the right lithium level, so if you’re afraid of needles that’d be something to consider. The biggest issue I’ve had is since I’ve started it I’ve had erectile problems, but I’ll be starting a medicine for that. It really hasn’t been a bad experience for me and I’d recommend it. Hope this helps!
Does anyone know if taking Lithium after knowing you already have Hyperthyroidism will affect the TSH levels, lets say from TSH higher than 5? if so any alternatives to maintain TSH in normal level while having to take Lithium.
My son thought he was satan's chosen one so at least you're on the right team. He was discharged from a psych hospital on lithium 2 days ago after a suicide attempt (along with other meds). He sounds much more balanced now.
@teresahunt5521 I'm glad as well for his recovery. One of the things I noticed while in the mental clinic, were people returning on their third or fourth time. They stopped taking their meds. My guess, most of them were addicted to that natural high. Feeling special or being more creative during that state...
Study : Between the calendar years of 2009 and 2018, prescriptions were dispensed in Alberta to 14,008 patients. and 8,636 (61.6% (95% CI, 60.8 to 62.4%)) patients discontinued lithium. First published online May 24, 2023 Ten-Year Trends in Lithium Prescribing in Alberta, Canada. The idea that it's so fantastic doesn't translate to patient satisfaction.
@@phantompizza Lithium is in a class of medications called antimanic agents. They works by decreasing abnormal activity in the brain. It was prescribed to me from a doctor & I got the prescription filled in a pharmacy. What does a pharmacy sell..? pharmaceuticals. what do doctors prescribe. Drugs ?!....Have u anything else to add
@@phantompizza When any substance is used in a form that can change a person's mental or physical state, then it becomes a drug. If a vitamin is used in very high doses to achieve a specific purpose, it becomes a drug. When lithium is used to try and change a person's mental state, it becomes a drug.
Some people like to hide a bit behind the concept of “we.” In Huberman’s case, he might have help putting these presentations together, so he may view his expression as that of a team effort. Anyway, nothing wrong with thinking differently nor with good natured sarcasm.
This clip is from the Huberman Lab episode "The Science & Treatment of Bipolar Disorder." The full episode can be found on RUclips here: ruclips.net/video/m_OazsImOiI/видео.html
Doc, what was the difference between the uric acid from bipolar people’s urine, as compare to normal people. What was making the urine more toxic?
@@superkitkatkim i suppose the million dollar question becomes how does the brain compete with the kidney for Li homeostatis
thanks brother
Just diagnosed and going down the rabbit hole. Thank you for the vid/info.
Study : Between the calendar years of 2009 and 2018, prescriptions were dispensed in Alberta to 14,008 patients. and 8,636 (61.6% (95% CI, 60.8 to 62.4%)) patients discontinued lithium. First published online May 24, 2023
Ten-Year Trends in Lithium Prescribing in Alberta, Canada. The idea that it's so fantastic doesn't translate to patient satisfaction.
Lithium orotate
Lithium orotate for me
I just recieved my lithium today . Hopefully it will help, giving my love to all the ones who are suffering.
Look up Dr. Chris Palmer, Morley Robbins, and Dr. Thomas Seyfried.
@SAL D About 2.5 mg a day of lithium orotate seems to have take a sharp edge off some of my anxiety effects. I'm trying to minimize the amount I take, so I will try and lower this dose for the same effects. There is also a whole food version that I will look into as well.
@SAL D i gained 15 pounds of body weight. Pain in my head . I am currently around 400 - 600 mg per day supervised by a docter . It helps a lot with my thinking but i am thinking to quit because of all the side effects .
Try a low dose?
@@Wds__99 yeah maybe i will do that. I will quit this 400 mg i think for sure.
Going down the rabbit hole. Im just trying to escape from all of this. It's more complicated that everybody thinks. Keep on going everyone ♥
Wow... i can imagine how excited he would of been once he saw those results like HOLY FxCK no way just figured it out!! thats a huge discovery who would of ever thought LITHIUM would be the key to it all... wild !! thanks for the information that is SUPER COOL!
👍🏼👍🏼 Great content. Clear and concise
What about Lithium Orotate?
It is a low dose over the counter supplement. There is some evidence that it could work but I don't know if if is compelling enough.
Yep that's what I use for my son's bipolar however the menu still is there I don't know if I need to give him more but I'm afraid to because of the stabilizer with the liver
This clip fascinTates. The story actually goes back to Alfred Garrod (1859) [ i blogged on this 2017/11/]. You missed some details in Dr Cade's work, but what i wanted to hear about is something Eric Kandel brings up [pg 78 "the disordered mind"]. When the Neuronal ion channel is opened it allows both Na+ and Li+ ions to enter. He `says` upon returning to normal potention the Li remains [i saw no source].
The reason this interests is therapeutic Li is in the form of Li2Co3 [lithium carbonate]. Where as A lot of the supplement folks have been pushing Lithium Oratate [a somewhat heavier molecule] .. hm ... i sense some investigation of why Li might produce GABA might be instructive. Is it because the action potential of ion placement having a smaller variance in the presense of Li ??
Whats the difference between lityum oralate and lityum carbonat?
@@fatihedinc2127 from a practical standpoint one requires a prescription the other doesn't ... Lithium orotate (C5H3LiN2O4) is a salt of orotic acid
Everyone needs to differentiate between Lithium Orotate and Lithium Carbonate!!!!! Big difference people - it's a vital detail !!!
I am on day 4 of lithium.
Is it worth it ?
Ashland Oregon is famous for it's lithium springs... I'm wondering what is a good natural source.
don't take lithium unless you're experiencing an episode. That stuff will turn you into a nice zombie
depends on the dosage. I'm on a low dose and I'm not a zombie
I take 1500 MG a day. Far from a zombie., still tons of energy and hyper was from adhd. I do feel numb sometimes but I’m going on 5 years sober and have been on lithium over 5 years.
Eventually because of how it affects the liver I’ll have to find another mood stabilizer.
@@garydavidson1731I take 10mg lithium orotate 6 times per week. Will it affect my liver negatively?
@@Tharvey83 what dose are you on? May I ask?
Are talking about Orotate or Carbonate Lithium ? Big difference
ok, this is amazing! I figured out what was going to happen after you mentioned uric acid (after having watched a video about lithium chemical properties to make batteries)! I love the pure simplicity of the solution in an alkali metal.
I’m hoping you can help. If the chemical in the body is present in the uric acid and it’s neutralised by an alkaline metal - does this mean that alkaline food will have the same affect?
Thank you.
@@sophiamyambala1405 I am not a chemist or doctor, but I doubt it since your digestive system will completely alter the food before it comes into contact with uric acid.
Whats the difference between lityum oralate and lityum carbonat?
Lithium relieved my major depression …it was like a veil lifted it was such a relief
Great knowing this amazing story.
You Rock 🙏🏼🙌🏼💪🏾🪄😘
But what in the injected urine was the source of the mania in the guinea pigs? For a moment I thought the uric acid was the source of the mania. Why not use Sodium Urate instead of Lithium Urate?
i thought thats what he said i must of missed something.
Does anyone have thoughts on the use of Lithium Orotate?
It seems to help and take the edge off of stress.
Any risks to it?
@@Dana-sv8evI've been researching it because it was recommended for my son ..... I'm not seeing many adverse effects....only that there isn't enough research to confirm the safety. But I will say the Biotics Research brand of Lithium is extracted from lentils/peas/chickpeas......so I'm really feeling that it can't be extremely dangerous or anything like that
Really interesting thank you
Great shit Huber thanks man.
Im on Lithium 18 yrs but have to come off because recently diagnosed with
CKD
DIABETES MELLITUS
BRAIN IMPAIRMENT
END STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE/ DIALYSIS WITHIN 5- 10 YEARS.
are you serious ?
I'm sorry you are going through all of that...I'm thinking of weaning off because the side effects seem to outweigh the good..bless your journey
I’m sorry to hear of your diagnosis and can’t comment on whether lithium has been a contributing factor. I did however spot one culprit that could account for all the rest of your problems, including mental illness and that is diabetes. Excess carbohydrates (sugar) consumption, which is more than 5g (teaspoon) a day is problematic for the human body. Anything greater than that amount in the blood has to be stored in muscle, organs, brain etc in order to keep you alive 😮 There is no requirement for any carbohydrates in the human diet, cut them all out and begin your healing journey. Go Keto or better go carnivore for 3 months and monitor the changes. Do your research and you’ll be amazed at what you can cure. Check out Dr Ken Berry, Dr Anthony Chaffee, Dr Shawn Baker, Dr Rob Kiltz and others
From “micro dosing” Lithium Orotate?
Thank you for stating this! Was it Lithium Carbonate (Meds) or Lithium Oratate (Supplements)?
thank you andrew i sufer from bi bolor n clust b lithium helps me a lot
Hmmm...very interesting. So the problem wasn't in urea but uric acid, and Lithium helped to dissolve Uric acid. Would other natural elements that help to dissolve uric acid also help (with mania)? Substances like Tart cherry, Quercetin, Phosphorus, Luteolin etc
good question.
Baking soda
@@anguslean4058really?
How about low dose lithium(oratete) for regular depression
Valproic acid extended release is better. It can damage the liver tho, check with your doctor if you suffer from bipolar symptoms or anxiety.
"better" is in no way a fitting description. one works for some, one for others. lithium is referred as the standard in treatment of all bipolar variants and even some kind of unipolar depression with the same physiological background.
@@flexflexflexflex have you noticed Bryan Johnson (the longevity guy) takes lithium as a supplement? I wonder why anyone would take it as a supplement.
Read about lithium orotate The prescription version carbonate can be dangerous because of the extremely high dose and the way that it absorbs, but other forms of lithium can work just as well and are very beneficial. Your body needs lithium just not extremely high doses like the pharmaceutical industry prescribes, and the only reason they did it this way is because they had to find a way to patent lithium so by binding it to carbonate Tada money !
Lithium orotate is much more dangerous its absorption or levels in serum is threefold compared to LIcarbonate and also its half life is much longer it also is more effective and gets stored in the brain longer. Orotic acid is also weakly mutagenic. There have been cases of people taking high dosages of lithium orotate such as 2.1 grams and getting into the ER with poisoning. This doesn't happen with lithium carbonate altho it does put strain on the kidneys. You don't need to take high dosages anyway 50mg to 100 mg is already enough for beneficial properties.
Im not sure about lithium neuroprotective effects it does seem to prevent dementia and alzheimer but there is damage its toxic to some brain parts
Hey Andrew does the new psychiatrist I'm sing put me on lithium... In the Bay area I was on Klonopin seem to be working good.. of course I watched your video first...rip to the homie orfn and kzam! Very informative thanks
Has there ever been a study on lithium for adhd? I'm just wondering because if it works on Hyper Mana, why not adhd?
bc lithium is a mood stabiliser and adhd is a planning/concentration disorder, not an affective disorder. I'll link a study I found on this asap, but as someone with bipolar and adhd I can say that lithium does not help with my adhd symptoms. Mania and hyperactivity seem similar but are different.
the study is called "Management Strategies for Borderline Personality Disorder and Bipolar Disorder Comorbidities in Adults with ADHD: A Narrative Review"
I’m on day 8 of lithium so far it’s helping but still early days🙏
Any updates?
@MajorMajorMajorMajor-jw6qo hi yeah it seems to be helping me quite alot my mind and thoughts don't see to feel like out of control now I can actually relax a bit more and concentrate my highs and lows are manageable now where as before I couldn't control them at all iv had to move up dosage a bit but other than that I find it's helping alot 😊
@MajorMajorMajorMajor-jw6qo it's for sure helping me with my moods feeling alot more stable and controlled I had to go up a dose as my levels dropped but I think it's really helping after trying endless antidepressants that just didn't seem to help I'm glad I'm on this med now feel better
Those poor guinea pigs.
is this Cade paper randomized? what about the sample size...
Can I reduce lithium in combination with furosemide?
Step 1: make sure you have a correct diagnosis. Always question the accuracy of your diagnosis. 40% of bipolar diagnosis is wrongfully
Okay so what diagnosis do it they mistaken it for a lot of times?😮
Also be open to the fact that you have bipolar 50% of patients refuse to take medication
I want to ask a question ... i am facing unwantwd sexual arousal and irritation i was on cipralex before and quite that ... i cnt sleep and in day time i am facing unwated sexual arousal .... plz help me ... will lithium or lithium ortate will decrease them ?
Does this medication make the urine look orangish? My BF takes it and the toilet has a orange colored stain from his urine.
love the shorts! just make the intro 2-3 seconds shorter
I was on Lithium for 4 years. Ended up giving me a hand tremor. Stopped lithium and put me on olazapine and haliperidol. Good luck people.
Look up Dr. Chris Palmer, Morley Robbins and Dr. Thomas Seyfried.
I started lithium carbonate 3 years ago. I have hand tremors that make me want to look for alternatives... heard of lithium orotate, but there is not much research around it. How are you doing with your new medication?
@@gabrielarsego8664 There is apparently a whole food lithium that might work at much lower doses. Real food versions are always better than inorganic versions when possible. You also might want to look into implementing an ancestral diet and addressing any common toxicity and nutrient deficiency issues. For example, iron overload in the tissues is very common since metallic iron filings are "fortified" into many processed foods, especially those with flour. HFCS, vitamin D supplements (sardines are a good substitute because they come packaged with 10x retinol, which is important!), calcium, zinc, ascorbic acid and iron supplements are all toxic. Most pharmaceutical drugs as well.
Magnesium, retinol, and copper are typically very depleted in most people not on a real food diet with naturally raised animals.
Your ancestors got you here by eating the organs of grass fed animals (the copper is in the grass!).
They did this for thousands of years on end.
If a new version of the Industrial Food Complex diet is not working out, go back to nature and look for answers.
Also, a clean liver is a big deal. They can be so rusted out and filled with toxins that they don't function very well.
I heard olanzapine is terrible for you
@@purpyskii5791 nope, olanzapine worked for me!
Lithium has destroyed my heart to the point that I now have a pacemaker. I'm changing to something else now.
How did it destroy your heart?
My doctor is trying to get me on Lithium.. I’m not sure what to think about it
I had my first episode last june and was put on lithium and an antipsychotic. I’m now off of the psychotic and feel like I did before I was admitted. You’ll likely pee more often and I had a tremor for the first week or so that I started it. You have to get occasional bloodwork to make sure you’re at the right lithium level, so if you’re afraid of needles that’d be something to consider. The biggest issue I’ve had is since I’ve started it I’ve had erectile problems, but I’ll be starting a medicine for that. It really hasn’t been a bad experience for me and I’d recommend it. Hope this helps!
do you trust your doctor as a person? It's easy to not trust a "doctor" but is something pulling you in that direction?
@@cclark3 I’m sorry, but I don’t fully understand the question. What’re you asking?
Tgere is lithium oratate at health food stores.
Hi Lithium changed my life and has allowed me to function normaly. Good luck
It’s been a while since I heard someone try so hard to describe what solubility is 😂
Does anyone know if taking Lithium after knowing you already have Hyperthyroidism will affect the TSH levels, lets say from TSH higher than 5? if so any alternatives to maintain TSH in normal level while having to take Lithium.
Who's claiming 5 is high?
@@raloufen4292 5 is the upper level in standard reference range.
Will Sodium and Lithium have similar psychotics effect ?
Sodium is required for the lithium to work.
Thank God for lithium... if not for it I'd still be thinking I was the chosen one... like a Latin Jesus Christ... Esteban Christ 😅
LOL, you still are in my hypomanic heart for tonight. But yeah, those delusions of grandeur are pretty nuts.
❤ my son is in Mania and I went to his doctor's appointment with him and he told the doctor he's going to the NBA and all this other stuff😢
@KatinaLifeCoach4444
I believe I was going to be the next best UFC fight, by developing a new fighting technique.
My son thought he was satan's chosen one so at least you're on the right team. He was discharged from a psych hospital on lithium 2 days ago after a suicide attempt (along with other meds). He sounds much more balanced now.
@teresahunt5521
I'm glad as well for his recovery.
One of the things I noticed while in the mental clinic, were people returning on their third or fourth time.
They stopped taking their meds. My guess, most of them were addicted to that natural high. Feeling special or being more creative during that state...
0:21😂 Almost correct pronunciation, you just also need a huntsman on your shoulder
Study : Between the calendar years of 2009 and 2018, prescriptions were dispensed in Alberta to 14,008 patients. and 8,636 (61.6% (95% CI, 60.8 to 62.4%)) patients discontinued lithium. First published online May 24, 2023
Ten-Year Trends in Lithium Prescribing in Alberta, Canada. The idea that it's so fantastic doesn't translate to patient satisfaction.
Yeah I’d freak out too if someone forcefully injected me with urine from someone else 😂
1 of many drugs a psychiatrist tried to gave me when I was a kid...🤔
Lithium not a drug
@@phantompizza lithium carbonate I was prescribed.
@@Eireannach1988 its not a drug still
@@phantompizza Lithium is in a class of medications called antimanic agents. They works by decreasing abnormal activity in the brain. It was prescribed to me from a doctor & I got the prescription filled in a pharmacy. What does a pharmacy sell..? pharmaceuticals. what do doctors prescribe. Drugs ?!....Have u anything else to add
@@phantompizza When any substance is used in a form that can change a person's mental or physical state, then it becomes a drug. If a vitamin is used in very high doses to achieve a specific purpose, it becomes a drug. When lithium is used to try and change a person's mental state, it becomes a drug.
1:29 “as we mentioned” I’m looking very hard to look for the person who also mentioned this.🤔
what is wrong with u
@@ricolini70 I think about things differently. It's not wrong to point out things in good fun. No harm no foul. Just a overly witty brain.
Some people like to hide a bit behind the concept of “we.” In Huberman’s case, he might have help putting these presentations together, so he may view his expression as that of a team effort. Anyway, nothing wrong with thinking differently nor with good natured sarcasm.
Isn’t this what just obliterated Britney Spears?
So how exactly does it “treat” Bipolar disorder? That’s why I clicked ..sigh..
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