What distinguishes neurology from psychiatry?

Question

Can someone shed light on how neurology is different from psychiatry?

Answer 1

"...they can be addictive." No, this is not true they are actually anti-addictive. In fact there are many studies that show psychedelics are among the least addictive substances known. No withdrawal, no compulsive use-cycle, no dopamine hijacking, and they actually produce tolerance fast so frequent use ends up being self-limiting. Also, saying that psychedelics "alter reality" is a bit misleading too, it reduces the function of the default mode network (DMN), and while this treads into philosophy, one must question what is meant by "reality."

Answer 2

When I start to discovering the mind and it’s nature, I came to know that there is no mind.

Comments

And we shouldn’t mind.

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we are one.. Advaita (Non Dual)

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there is no one to think

Answer 3

nice content

Answer 4

As Always, Bro, thanks for my interest in science

Answer 5

চমৎকার ভিডিও ❤

Answer 6

Please include a link to the full interview.

Answer 7

I have been taking a DHT Blocker in the form of topical drops to prevent hair loss and I think it’s contributing to major depression and SI - what are your thoughts on DHT Blockers?

Answer 8

Antidepressants, Benzodizapines, antipsychotics often cause disabling systems and can be extremely painful to get off.

With all the meds prescribed depression, anxiety, suicides are increasing in all age groups.

Labeling, medication are not get to root problem

Unhealed truama/grief, difficult life situations are not disorders.

Answer 9

My child. Andrew your thirst for knowledge rivals all. your dedication to understanding inspires the divine. you may have my light

Answer 10

Dr.k , ALok Kanoija, when?

Answer 11

I’m curious how to look at bipolar- there are so many classifications- all of them related to a “sensitivity” of sorts- whether improper methylation, Glutamate/GABA issues, inflammation, etc.  there is a whole
Spectrum /crossover between adhd schizophrenia and autism.  Personally, I seem to be AuDHD and some version of sensitive/ bipolar -mostly depressive-but hypomanic with the use of antidepressants.  The ground below me is never stable - and I think most
Antipsychotics have WAY too many side effects to bother with unless you are suicidal and there are NO other alternatives

Answer 12

Does Craniosacral Therapy help with addictions?

Answer 13

I know it sounds crazy but trust me. Solutions to our problems could be easier than we think. The entrenchment of complexity …

Answer 14

I am one of those who struggle by the desk and have most creative thoughts while moving and I'm a content editor. Thinking of getting a treadmill to enhance my time while editing anybody tried that ?

Answer 15

How about Metabolic Psychiatry… using a ketogenic diet rather than medication - there’s studies to show this is very effective under supervision

Answer 16

I wonder what Dr. Deisseroth thinks about Dr. Palmer’s work with keto diets and schizophrenia ?

Answer 17

Andrew have dr. Sean Spencer on microbiome on!

Answer 18

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Answer 19

People don’t seek treatment because they won’t receive treatment. They will receive medication whether needed or not.

Answer 20

consider that autism and neurodivergence may not need to be cured and pathologizing it implies something is wrong rather than just different.