What makes neurology different from psychiatry?

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What is the difference between psychiatry and neurology?

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C'est tellement intéressant. Merci!

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Thank you!

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Would you consider discussing the therapeutic applications of PEMF and infrared technologies (e.g., iMRS systems) as well as methylene blue combined with photobiomodulation, particularly in relation to mental health, cognitive function, and systemic wellness?

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i like th dr. the way he dresses very cool! no one would ever think he is genious

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Heck yeah. He is his own man and need no pretense.

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

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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

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love your content

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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

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Please include a link to the full interview.

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This would make sense

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Hi Andrew. I would love to see an interview with Dr Eric Topol. He just released a book called Super Agers. It looks to be too complicated/scientific of a read for me but I'm interested in his findings. Love your work.

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thank you!

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Welcome Huberman

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If we can’t even really know how others feel, how does psychiatry even work? Magic? Science? Somewhere in between?