Paul Thompson

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"Or neurofeedback... where a person, maybe a patient with chronic pain or a condition that is really severe, they try and train their brain activity in a certain direction."

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"So if someone was taking folate or the B vitamins, it can lower your homocysteine, and these have been used in clinical trials."

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"If you're anxious you could take a drug like propranolol or beta blocker and you feel a bit better, but that's missing the whole channel and stream of fuel that's going on in your brain, your body."

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"There was an older drug, haloperidol, it was an antipsychotic, and the results of that trial were that the medications seemed to be slowing down the spread of schizophrenia in the brain."

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"So there's a company called NeuroQuant which, I mean, this is an accepted method."

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"There's something called TMS, transcranial magnetic stimulation, which attempts to kind of reset the brain activity in a certain way. It's been very effective in treatment-resistant depression."

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"He managed to get a group of people together. It's called the PPP. I think it's the plasma proteomics project. And you can look at exactly what you said."