How are neurology and psychiatry different?

Question

Can someone tell me the distinctions that exist between neurology and psychiatry?

Answer 1

Thank you for everything you do. Your podcasts are very helpful.

Answer 2

Taking psychedelics helped me with depression and anxiety so far, I’m getting to know the real me at 19. Before I was functioning on low battery especially socializing was just too much, isolation and living in the virtual world is how I spent all my years doing. Depression is sooo real it was my body trying to tell me that it is not happy. so I will be my own therapist.

Answer 3

The full podcast with Karl was one of your best. You should definitely do a follow up to see how things have progressed in the two major fields he pioneered.

You should also get Feng Zhang who helped him develop Opto genetics and then went on to be one of the biggest figures in crispr

Answer 4

Dr.Karl seems to be an excellent physician, don’t know how I would fare with my Doc reminding me so much of Sideshow Bob
As always great content, keep them coming

Answer 5

Thankyou so much for bringing so much invaluable information to the general public ❤️

Answer 6

Dr. Huberman, could you explore the link between TMJ, cervical spine dysfunction, and stored trauma? I’m especially curious how specific vertebrae might impact things we don’t usually associate with the spine—like swallowing, breathing, or focus. Your work means a lot—thank you.

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"...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 8

¡Hola Profe! Human mind in all its manifestations is so fascinating. Thank You for all Your hard work and care for all of us

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I consider myself a little of all things but diagnosed bipolar. I can relate at times to autism spectrum, and something you said about a friend who may not get as triggered by a partner as someone not on the spectrum, like them. I keep my presence in line more since at work as a server with the spectrum and don't get triggered hardly ever by anyone. It's amazing combined with the intuitive nature I'm tapping into that shows me there's a third party presence adding to our cbt. I see some coworkers struggle with ANTS and am keeping positive we can bridge science with woo woo.

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I have ADHD since I was a kid. Now I'm 58 almost, and I swear, my brain stills like when I was a kid. Hyper. But sometimes, it hits me so bad I get overwhelmed, and I can't think or function. I don't take meds. I learned to control it with supplements and exercises. Eating habits. I can mentally multi task and listen to loud music while studying or at work. I'm even learning a new language. I am a data analyst/ inspector.

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Dr. Greenblatt at psychiatry redefined. Worth a look and listen. Has made progress in mood and brain disorders.

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Andrew, how wonderful to have a few GEMS of wisdom by Dr. Deisseroth. The future of Bloodwork perhaps recognizing some of these Mental Health symptoms is so refreshing to hear. Will there ever be any new medical tools to predict symptoms of potential suicidal tendencies behavior? Will you have an episode discussing the benefits of IBOGAINE; these IBOGAINE Treatments seem to be a definite LIFE SAVOR for so many suffering w/ severe symptoms.

Answer 13

This looks like an old recording … I love this guy Karl :)

Answer 14

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

Answer 15

I truly appreciate this. Thank you.

Answer 16

Love Karl Deisseroth!!

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Thank you. Very interesting. Please consider hosting a collaboration (NOT a debate) with some of the psychiatrists you previously have interviewed: Drs. Daniel Amen, Karl Deisseroth, and Paul Conti. It would be interesting to meld the processes used by each; such as brain scans, vagal stimulation, psychedelics, nutrition, various talk therapies, etc. Again, not as a competition or debate; rather a cooperative effort that may lead to better combination diagnosis and treatment methods. Thank you

Answer 18

C'est tellement intéressant. Merci!

Answer 19

God bless you abundantly ❤️

Answer 20

This is at its best!