Korean researchers find key cause of bipolar disorder

[@mrvgstyle2442]

It has been 8 years. Can Arirang news do a follow-up on this research?

[@amberboeder2121]

No $ in healthy people

[@ariheino327]

It's just hype. People discover correlations like this all the time. Several decades ago they discovered "the alcoholism gene". Real science isn't as straightforward as it is in comics.

[@Maxumized]

It’s all respected behavioral patterns and habits as you grow up. These chemical processes are just a result of conditioning the nervous system with behavior patterns learned in the environment one lives in. Kinda like addiction to certain movies of naked people…if you measure a certain protein, they will have a decrease or increase accordingly.

[@KvaltorKvit]

Wich protein? Give the body what it needs to form the protein

[@ST-rj8iu]

@@KvaltorKvit red meat is honestly your best bet. Ground beef is cheap and effective. I notice my hair and nails grow rapidly when I eat it.

[@ashleylala4293]

We are living in a soup of neurotoxic chemicals. It’s honestly a miracle that everyone isn’t criminally insane. Aluminum, lead, fluoride, bromopropane, perchlorate, chromium hexavalent, etc is saturating our food, water, and environment. And the microplastics.

[@SirDydimus86]

Not to mention the chemical concoctions they _knowingly_ ingest!

[@cactusnathaniel3119]

lead? where do you live?

[@crptnite]

It's a real good time to learn how to live on Oxygen alone.

[@crptnite]

​@@cactusnathaniel3119have you not seen the news? Apparently lead is a key ingredient in cinnamon now...

[@EikottXD]

​@@crptnitelike that's not polluted either.

[@bubbercakes528]

I hope this isn’t just click bait. I’m bipolar and would love to have drugs which do not just suppress my symptoms. I would like a true treatment where I could be normal again.

[@qouteler6092]

Shrooms

[@SeaFlower38]

A good balance of lipids such as omega 3 (found in fish, nuts, and seeds) fats can help when added to your diet. I think the protein mentioned may also be known as Neurogranin. It sounds as though Neurogranin is supported by a healthy amount of antioxidants and caretenoids. So - You may want to try going pescatarian and adding in a lot of greens, carrots, blueberries, avocados, and oranges. Other than that, they do have supplements with omega 3s and caretenoids, etc. Just be careful to only take the recommended dosage, and get regular blood work to monitor your vitamin A levels as it is possible to take too much of it -- yet, it's is also bad if you do not get enough.

[@katieburnett6710]

qouteler microdose? How often?

[@dedg0st]

me toooo

[@lucypearllove3098]

This is a serious disorder and I can't live with it anymore

[@ElizabethL-hw9ej]

I got excited and then realized this was posted 8 years ago...

[@cronix1314]

Some people say they have some success with keto or carnivore you should research that I don’t know if it’s true or not

[@terahtricia]

it is exciting. that means they have already started to develop the drugs to help make the protein. it can take over a decade to safely and effectively develop medications for people to take.

[@Sim-q9t]

me too like oh geez thanks guys would have been nice to know fo th last 8 years, but hey, i guess...just cause they found it no one said anything about curing

[@slippypenguinn5911]

Same

[@760mom]

😂

[@earthtosashaasmr]

As someone with bipolar this literally makes so much sense . I also have a concurrent disorder of OCD & been told I’m probably on the spectrum more times than I can count

[@bearoso1044]

Yeah it sounds like a lot of these people have OCD as well.

[@zebakhawaja]

Yeah, it's prolly because of how many unhealthy relationships, people's and life situations we've had.... we are like magnets picking up on everyone's energy....

[@lenaramoon4617]

The OCD symptoms probably mimic autism but it's not autism

[@poojagarg3835]

I have Bipolar and OCD too!

[@anita2053-r1f]

I developed many mental illness due to my dad. He made my mom sick she died now im worried

[@jamessoucy3740]

Poisoned earth, poisoned water and poisoned food......

[@Transcendent.Lux.Lucis.Arizona]

Yeah, but they have to torture and abuse animals to figure out the problem. Awful. It's obvious what a lack of nutrition will do. Then add in what you said. No need for animal testing.

[@Rubycella]

Nope don't blame outside forces because we all eat and drink the same food and water and we all don't have bi-polar

[@coloradorocky1298]

Unhealed trauma, not enough exercise, unbalanced hormones and diet. Not living by the laws of nature.

[@StizelSwik]

Koyaanisqatsi

[@Rubycella]

@@KatMo7121 lol you would have to super dumb to believe it was real. Educate yourself.

[@jude6682]

This video was posted 6 years ago and nothing else has been done about it clearly

[@uorya]

You’ll be alright man

[@petianeandressapetinellemo5520]

8 years and nothing 😅

[@icingcake]

:P what’s the protein - they didn’t even give more information 👎

[@TLP_True_Love_Project]

Cures don't make money, Pharma is evil, it literally means sorcery in Greek. I cured my bipolar through meditation, really it was God.

[@Kepi_Kei]

Research and development can take years - 10, 15. Some illnesses have been in research and development for decades. After you've got a formula you have to do studies with people, having done animal studies during R&D. Once you have all that you have to get approval from the FDA. Only then can you get a medical patent and start production. This kind of stuff doesn't happen overnight. I hope you see this.

[@ooshta]

Imagine having that with ADHD. Now that wouldn't be a fun combo. My heart goes to those with mental problems. 🙏

[@e.v.8949]

LMFAO I have type 2 bipolar and ADHD. Hypomania is a nightmare. 70% of the time I'm very agitated and trying not to snap at ppl bc I recognize my mood is unreasonable. The other 30% I'm bouncing off the walls and it's like five radio stations are playing at once and I'm paying attention to all of them.

[@mp5249]

Most people with bipolar have ADHD symptoms, but its like ADHD on steroids. Not comparable. ADHD is a cake walk comparably.

[@ooshta]

@@e.v.8949 feel for you and pray for you 🙏✝️ ❤. I know of someone like this but they have type 1 bp and adhd and they are taking Equetro and something (I forgot) for impulsively responses. It does help.

[@kaleighcash6935]

You're a sweetheart. It's not fun at all.

[@srvntlilly]

That's me- all four-bipolar 1; OCD; ADHD; and only just Asperger's not full blown autism.

[@ThatgirlLondon.]

I feel so numb and depressed i feel like im not here at all wake up anxious be anxious most of the day ! I don’t know what to do so depressed feel like I don’t want to be here no more

[@_-lydia-_8175]

Real I feel that we need to try everything to get through this xxx

[@RobbieNewell]

It’s okay sweetie me too ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ozziebizz3709]

God loves you so much, there is purpose behind all your going thru... there's a light at the end of the tunnel....seek the light...

[@dannynikos1102]

So many of us feel the same,but u have to fight it ,some easy change in habits like ,jogging,walking ,swimming and other light sports will help,right choice of music also helps,healthy eating and going out for a movie or visiting museums,etc will do u some good .But most important seek medical help ofc !!Medications is a must !!Please don’t forget,you not alone ok ,millions around the world suffer from this !!Be brave and bless you !!❤

[@thebraveone1675]

Praying 4 u

[@natashadickson4819]

A protein. Thank you for doing the research. This will help many people.

[@burndiaries4638]

Are u suffering with bipolar symptoms?

[@melindaandrade8065]

😂 Right lol I was waiting for the specifics 😒

[@terrapreta1]

The fact that they don't even name the protein is indication enough this is just hype.

[@isartoraplatz]

@@terrapreta1 Exactly…. They want people to buy their Drugs…

[@sahahaah427]

Hey ppl please read midway through the video it names the exact type of protein (nArgBP2)

[@meeks2375]

do other ppl with bipolar feel like ur mind constantly races and wanders? so much so it's hard to think coherently or even talk at times?

[@undertones1239]

I experience these symptoms during hypomania. I feel like I am searching for mutliple objects at once and jump from one topic to another cause I have a need to talk about everything

[@meeks2375]

@@undertones1239 I just feel straight up stressed one time I went 2 and a half months without sleep trying to figure out what was wrong with me I went crazy thought really weird things...

[@undertones1239]

@@meeks2375 I've been there. Medications really helped me return to my normal self so I highly recommend seeing a psychiatrist. It's better than spending sleepless nights wondering what's wrong with you and damaging your health even more.

[@meeks2375]

@@undertones1239 ya I'm on seroquel now but it only helps with sleep.. I also have tourettes. and it just feels really hard to think most of the time it feels like I'm always stuck in my head

[@undertones1239]

@@meeks2375 Many people get misdiagnosed so their treatment plan does not work. I hope you get well and don't lose hope!

[@Kennedy_matt]

I spent so many years of my life under the spell of alcohol, depression and severe ptsd. Gained my freedom with the help of nature using mushroom (psilocybin) precisely. After my experience with shrooms five years ago every bottle of alcohol I picked up tasted like literal poison. I would take one taste put out the alcohol. I haven't drink since, no more depressive mood and ptsd. Few doses of shroom experience made a 15 year 4 bottles a day drinker quit instantly. Shrooms are life changing. There is no way you can put into words what it feels like..

[@NetaZjdb]

I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.

[@ErnestoHorner88]

Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source 🙏

[@TrishEden-c1f]

Yes sure of mycologist Pedroshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, addiction. Shrooms can really help break the spell. Whatever spell you may be under.

[@canerbakar-jv2si]

Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.

[@GabrielLugard]

Where do I reach this dude? If possible can I find him on Google

[@bovedli]

SO WHERE IS THE NEW MEDICATION BASED ON THIS FINDING???? 10 years bipolar, depression has ruined my life. And noone seems to care to find some cure or some relief. I feel like all the meds I’m taking are basically just sort of work but not really. I have very bad fatigue that’s my main symptom. It’s impossible to live like this

[@cassandragossen9747]

Hey. I thought I'd reach out to you as I can strongly empathize with you. I was diagnosed bipolar 1 rapid cycle but have lost this diagnosis from my therapist of many years. It took over ten years of research and experimentation with all different types of medicine. I used to be hospitalized every single year at least once. If you'd like to talk I can kinda tell you my story and the research I came across. Read up on epigenetics, histamine/undermethylation and copper toxicity. Sending love ❤️

[@judithlight1111]

I hope you're doing better now .I can relate...it's pure torture. Wishing simply for peace in my mind...

[@sebastianliwinski222]

​@@cassandragossen9747 Copper toxicity interesting,but from what?

[@aashiryas5823]

Look up the carnivore diet for mental illness on KZbin!

[@bearoso1044]

Have you tried gluten out dairy free?

[@Thaile37]

I love all these videos about amazing research and findings and the literally nothing comes of it.

[@ingrida.r.1533]

they get a lot of money for research and then hand out cheap pills that do nothing

[@glf2424]

I have done my own research and challenges for years before they even understood this condition. It has taken me years to finally find out about the protein and the connection to gut health, nutrients especially the Vitamin B's needed for the proper brain chemical transmissions. The difference is night and day now. Gut health and proper nutrients are essential for mental health and NOT pharma drugs. Those can be useful tools, but often create harmful side affects. A holistic approach is always a good start.

[@Belinda99]

Yep I so agree

[@bob15479]

what has been best for your gut health? I for some time have tried to heal bipolar with keto.

[@jfranklin9549]

@@bob15479omg, beans are a simple prebiotic food you can find anywhere. Onions, garlic, artichokes, mushrooms, etc. You don’t even need to necessarily take prebiotics, as the unfavorable bacteria change into the beneficial kind with the right diet.

[@robinh.524]

Yes!Many can't convert folic acid to usable Methylfolate. Same fir b12. Methylcobalamin is best.

[@PirateOfTheNorth]

Holistic might work for mild symptoms but if someone needs meds to stop them going off the rails then they should take it. People criticise meds but you wouldn’t deny meds for someone who broke their leg.

[@DebbieZielinski]

Hooray! Thank you! People are so in need of this! What a true blessing to the world!

[@elyousfi5661]

Is there a cure yet ?

[@zirconedude4143]

@@elyousfi5661 there's no money in cures. If they cure you they will bankrupt.

[@username177.7]

how many white rats in the lab should suffer till we figure out which med is cure 😂

[@briaredpath9386]

@@elyousfi5661Not sure but Dr berg on KZbin has some good natural options and lithium orotate which is easier to absorb so no need for toxic high doses that big pharma uses 🙌

[@Teriyaki-vj8ny]

Depression is the worst part 😢 and most don't murder people.🙄

[@alc4ever24]

The media loves to make us look psycho

[@auroraborealis6009]

@@Teriyaki-vj8ny YES. I’m so sick of people acting like having a mental illness makes you some kind of ticking time bomb. So called normal people can make abysmal irresponsible choices too.

[@Teriyaki-vj8ny]

@@auroraborealis6009 In my experience, including family, all of them can use a Recovery on how to talk and treat people. We live in a very narcissistic run society and I'm so GREATFUL for my diagnosis bc I've learned alot about holistic wellness/natural Law. And I have a Peace I guard for my life 🕊️💖☀️

[@Seongbin-0]

​@@auroraborealis6009Lot of people think all the ill and traumatized should be locked away and imobilized by drugs, childrens and soldiers alike. they are the true evil.

[@M.Sforza]

Exactly

[@rea3891]

So instead of finding a way to restore the protein, were going to put another bandaid over it by creating more mood stabilizers, which already exist, that do not correct the imbalance at all? Makes a lot of sense.

[@privacymatters7473]

My thoughts exactly, what is this key protein?

[@elliaustr017]

You do realize that the new mood stabilizers that they are making may work by restoring the protein right??? And they have to continously be restoring that protein as I assume theres a production error too.

[@zoecoffee9054]

​@@elliaustr017 if it was true, they would say it outright

[@xxDestan]

On a somewhat related note- it's possible the protein just can't be restored. I have a connective tissue disorder that effects every kind of tissue in the body, including the nervous system. I just can't make collagen properly, I lack some segments in a gene that guides the collagen creation process. I was diagnosed with bipolar type 2 almost 10 years ago and only recently found out about this connective tissue disorder (hEDS) and that it is also often comorbid with bipolar and autism. There's no pill that is going to be able to tell my brain/nerves to make a protein since my genes don't have the blueprints to do it, at least in my case! Since bipolar often runs in families, I figure it's got to have a genetic component (not saying hEDS causes bipolar or vice versa, just that they may be related via some connective tissue/some sort of protein deficiency). Not to be a downer or anything, just throwing in my 2 cents. I agree about the bandaid thing though, it's sad that that's all the medical system wants to do is keep pumping us full of expensive pharmaceuticals instead of seeking other therapies :/

[@elliaustr017]

@@zoecoffee9054 medications for mental health issues work by restoring what your brain is missing. Its kinda logical to assume that the new meds they are making may restore the protein. Medications take years to make, they probably dont wanna formally announce until theyre done

[@IttyBitty412]

I want the ups.. i wanna trigger the highs.. im so tired of sleeping 16 hours a day and not being able to do anything. I love the RARE 3 day periods i get where im totally unstoppable and feel great and can take on the world and do so much

[@Levittchen4G]

get treated as a whole. you will have meds that give you more energy even in the depths and keep you from going insane in the highs

[@bct321]

@@Levittchen4GWhat combination have you found success with?

[@Levittchen4G]

@@bct321 I do not have bipolar disorder, but a close friend of mine does and they take bipolar medication, which does exactly that. It keeps you from goong nuts and it keeps you from falling to depression. You can also use Lecitin and maybe Nootropics. But talk about the nootropics to your doctor.

[@tiantang5659]

就是这种感觉

[@akki_1423]

Ups are also not good .

[@MesaBoogieman82]

Reason, 8 years ago, still no cures for anything medical in 70 years, but military , industrial , prison complex now stronger and deadlier than ever...

[@lisaatkins6472]

Don’t forget that little blue pill.

[@MesaBoogieman82]

@lisaatkins6472 I don't need that s#*t

[@ajayyyy]

Sadly

[@AbianahTheGemini]

We need a cure not treatment!

[@Yanisbelmeza33]

True

[@elyousfi5661]

Hey his mow you benn

[@bobidderis3880]

No money can be made if they release the cure for any type of illnesses. They need us to keep consume drugs they sell. This is my bipolar brain talking

[@unknown-yt8xv]

They won't let that happen. They want us to stay medicated for 💰

[@grandexporter]

No money in cure...

[@lega78]

The real question is: what causes the absence of the protein?..Medical field/pharma=biggest business in the world

[@ethanstump]

not every coverup means that the industry is now illegitimate. the pharmaceutical industry can be a legitimate business for all sorts of health conditions, and still be rife with corruption, coverups, and unscrupulous actors. that's true for government, politics, businesses, churches, cops and all types of legitimate organizations. that still means testing authority, but they can still pass the test.

[@beckyweaver5981]

Rajdeep Hundal These labs want to develop drugs to make money. But read all comments for a lot of good ideas

[@David-vn2id]

It is so ironic to see the most brilliant minds overlooking the simple root cause. The human psyche does it's best to survive in day to day situations and when things get rough, it does it's best by choosing it's own type of survival tactics and coping skills. Let me preface this by stating... I for SURE possess my own particular spectrum of unresolved emotional issues and have acquired my own specific personal dysfunctional profile. We all have, just as our parents did and theirs as well. It's when we just don't possess the multi facetted toolbox needed to deal with life's most profound circumstances, our wounded child inside develops it's own set of survival skills and coping mechanisms which are just not all that effective. What if Bipolar was a choice made by ones wounded child (subconscious mind) as a form of coping mechanism? It is normal and can be expected for all of us to experience the full diverse spectrum of emotions that are felt during our lifetime from the many curve balls life throws us no matter how challenging. But when we are incapable of exercising an appropriate and healthy emotional response due to the lack of a healthy upbringing, our psyche just does not have the ability to emote adequately. In other words....to acquire a strong and capable on-going mental state of mind-therefor healthy brain, we need to have had the opportunity to learn the proper skills needed from our parents in our first 5 to 7 years of development. Trauma occurs when we are incapable of properly emoting completely through the traumatic experience, therefor not capable to protect ourselves (our psyche) from that experience. THERFORE, the mind directly impacts the brain in such detrimental ways. I.e. bipolar disorder and the protein motioned here in this clip. We are constantly reminded of the many emotional "Brain Chemicals" there are i.e. Dopamine, Serotonin, Adrenaline, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine, Glutamate, Gabba etc. but these are seldom ever discussed in the following paradigm. Thoughts are created in the conscious mind. Our conscious awareness recognizes traumatic experiences as they unfold which in turn provoke an emotional response in our subconscious mind. Subsequently the mind effects the brain composition and these emotional "Brain Chemicals" are produced. If our subconscious mind is not prepared to "deal" with the trauma adequately, the emotional response will not be successfully dealt with on an emotional level and long term trauma is then downloaded. We are designed to experience trauma in a way that provokes an appropriate emotional response subsequently producing the gamut of appropriate emotional "Brain Chemicals" until the experience is complete without downloaded trauma, providing we downloaded the skills to do so in the first place. Unfortunately, we are all at one level or another, ill prepared to handle every possible curve ball that life throws us do to our inadequate 5 to 7 year download. Not having the tools and understanding on a subconscious emotional level will inevitably produce on going trauma and create on going unresolved emotional issues. Insufficient and inappropriate emotional "Brain Chemicals" are ultimately due to an unhealthy childhood download. To make a long story stop...taking drugs or supplements that effect emotional "Brain Chemicals" can be somewhat beneficial band aids from time to time, but the psyche (subconscious mind) runs the show, and does so in such a profound and dominating way, the only absolute cure is to heal the child.

[@aethelwolfe3539]

The genes that code for the protein are the main problem, it is typically hereditary.

[@jesusislord8895]

A brain is an organ it loves to collect cycles if it’s cycle is positive thoughts it will look for things in its cycle like a check list, if it’s running on other thoughts it will look for things that are linked to them thoughts like a check list using the eyes to help the thoughts and the brain just keeps repeating the pattern it’s programmed it’s self and sitting with mental health teams constantly talking about the past then when they cover that they talk about the last 6 months it’s never talk about moving forward, it can take up to a year to train your brain to program a better cycle but you have to constantly pump your brain with the new cycle like you would for a test, study for the new cycle and start working out your body to so you trigger the mind and body to sink with the change your pushing your body and mind to do work out listening to things that you want the new cycle to be and get determined and stubborn and fight your body till the new cycle kicks in and the old things your brain would do it won’t do no more, I do think meds are ok for short periods at the beginning but taking them forever just keeps your brain in that loop cycle and you can get away from that loop and free ur your brain and body but it’s not done over night but is can be done ❤️

[@mmiguy1122]

Being on lithium and Lamictal for 15 years off and on I now rapid cycle. Never used to before. All the doc will do is add more meds. When I tried to wean with the doctors help, he said 3 weeks I should be off 1450 MG of lithium. Well of course I crashed hard, called the doc and what did he do? Back on the lithium. So for the 4th time, I'm now gonna wean off very slowly. I have the memory of a 90 year old and I'm 29, 0 energy, migraines etc. So in my case these meds are making things a lot worse.

[@cake6103]

1450 mg? wtf

[@mmiguy1122]

@@cake6103 it gets better.. I called 5 docs locally and none of them can wean me off the psych poison without the doctors consent. So basically I have no choice what goes into my body. This world is so messed up

[@anastasiamurawski6179]

@@mmiguy1122 That is very unfortunate. I had a doc who thought anybody could get off of any drug in a week's time!! I have known people who have died from withdrawals from psych drugs. I think it's important to slowly wean off some of these meds. I don't know how some doctors get away with the stuff they do when "treating" the mentally ill. Meds can make bipolar worse, been there. Misdiagnosis too is a huge problem. Get thoroughly tested and evaluated (this goes out to anyone prescribed psych. meds) before taking meds. I had a doctor tell me once that I had to take a certain pill in order for me to get better, that's B.S. you don't have to buy anything they are selling. They get pressured to buy a lot of bad drugs by big Pharma. Doctors get perks for prescribing drugs. 60 Minutes did a great story on how doctors are literally wined and dined by reps from big Pharma. These companies often hire attractive people to sell their wares, and they can sway a doc's opinion on trying a drug with their looks and charm. Some of these sales reps are literally psychopathic, ( i am not kidding or exagerating either. Look up info on the most expensive hotel room in Las vegas and you'll find out about what is ironically called the "Empathy Room"(as psychopaths feel no empathy) where these rich reps like to go for some R and R , it's just sad and scary) they don't care about the people taking these drugs, what they can do to them. They just care about making money. Sorry for the lengthy comment, I'm just very passionate about the topic and can't say what i want to say in a sentence or two. Thanks if you took time out to read this.

[@nicholalaw2681]

How long were you on your medication for can l ask

[@mmiguy1122]

@@nicholalaw2681 I've been off and on for 15 years. But mainly on

[@dorian3260]

I was recently hospitalized for a heart attack. While in the ER, they were apparently going through my medical records. Someone called to me across the crowded room, “This says you have bi polar.” I hadn’t thought about it in years, so I told him, “It turned out to be just a bad marriage.” The whole room erupted in laughter.

[@leotardbanshee]

The fact that medical professionals laugh at terrible jokes like that is why people don't get treatment.

[@moonhunter9993]

same.

[@moonhunter9993]

@@leotardbanshee he wasn't joking. The symptoms went away after divorce. So it was misdiagnosis.

[@MrRavenArrowz]

Bipolar disorder is not justification for murder. Whoever the person was mentioned in this video who murdered his family had something else he was fighting entirely (his own demons perhaps)

[@maratibalishah2124]

I had 3 Manic episodes. And the root cause of these Manic episodes was Nicotine. When i Quit taking Nicotine ( Smoking) my symptoms disappear. So nicotine was causing rush of neurotransmitters in brain causing Mania or hypomania. I'm now symptoms free from several years. (No medication)

[@k.manjericao1583]

My 21 son never drank smoked nothing. He's terrible. We both have serious issues with smoke so we stay away from any cigar. But I have serious attention disorder since ever.

[@Gypsygal1024]

I had no idea nicotine could contribute to mania. This makes so much sense… thank you for sharing!

[@maratibalishah2124]

@@k.manjericao1583 Attention disorder, are you talking about ADHD?

[@maratibalishah2124]

@@Gypsygal1024 To be more specific. It is called Substance Induced Mania.

[@Gypsygal1024]

@@maratibalishah2124 yeah I’ve experienced this twice from other substances but now have realized nicotine was definitely contributing to it as well. Thanks!

[@chrisb.4323]

Bipolar disorder, ADHD, Autism, and other disorders have been linked to the MTHFR gene variant which then requires methylated vitamins to enable people with MTHFR to optimize their production of neurotransmitters and optimize their autoimmune systems. Please research MTHFR gene variant for this information.

[@nillyk5671]

Is borderline included?

[@rosewaters661]

Thank You

[@ReyKylo-v2u]

Living like this is a nightmare. You basically just can't enjoy a normal life nor peace.

[@TonyFrickey-ur9jy]

This is very hopeful and helpful for me. Thank you.

[@patrickreilly7256]

I'm 70. Thanks for taking so long.

[@jbl2270]

And?...where is this study now when thousands of people are committing suicide from this illness, families and careers being crushed?

[@neonice]

Why tf are you mad at researchers just doing their job? They don't even know if this is actually the cause and a medical study like this takes at least 15 years to complete.

[@neonice]

Also, bipolar disorder doesn't even have to be caused by wrong brain function but a normal brain that's just messed up due to personal decisions and environmental factors.

[@fron645]

Pharma doesn't make money out of healthy people.

[@jbl2270]

@@neonice really?

[@kido191]

⁠​⁠​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠the tv report is well structured: key summary opening (who did what with what potential solution) - event and cause - approach - evidence = explanation - further steps, methods with potential results. “Eventually” creates impression the milestones are easy to reach and there might be no barriers and only one cause for one happening, one road to goal. Cause -> action. But one solution can create multiple consequences unknown at the beginning. That is what is time consuming to understand and differentiate the interactions until there is a drug to get prescribed by a doctor. Tv report better would have formulate “findings need to be evaluated in a long time study over x years”. Perhaps the PhD candidate and professor told the interviewer, but those statements did not make it through the production cut and review for tv air time allocated. I can understand the frustration when vaccines for pandemic were possible to pass evaluation phase much more quickly in global focused effort with higher number of study participants. With almost daily news. I recommend to look for YT videos explaining the process for medical treatments making to the market. (How does the FDA approve new drugs? for example). Or to get in touch with researchers in that field to get new infos or current studies. It is easy to comment, but illusional to find or hope that among the comment readers there is someone from the field who answers.

[@berkscatbill5582]

Someone definitely freed up the algorithms. out of nowhere, PPL are answering my comments, and items like this that I've followed for years are just now showing up.

[@leeinwis]

Have you tried tinfoil ?

[@matalostodos]

Yes indeed 😄

[@9zetsu]

Bipolar 2 suffering from depression currently and antidepressants are making it worse. I'm miserable, hope it'll become better soon.

[@indftk]

I left them and sunny weather and nature helps me. Also take quality omega-3 and curcumin

[@stevebutler812]

Antidepressants is not the same as a mood stabilizer Antidepressants can trigger a manic episode

[@9zetsu]

@Steve Butler they weren't. Antidepressants in conjunction with mood stabilizers, were making my mood unstable. Switched doctors, switched medications. Seem to be working so far. We'll see how it goes. Usually, summer is my "normal" season.

[@LordFlashheart1]

How are you getting on now?

[@LukaS-rw2zt]

Try mood stabilizers... Valproic acid

[@IyanttaHowell]

I’m happy more research is being conducted on this unfortunate illness

[@homey2257]

I’ll be dead by the time a cure for depression ever gets made. 😡

[@zureai]

The cure is to keep yourself moving and don’t stay stagnant so you don’t think about it 😂

[@combos7]

if you learn what depression actually is and what it is caused by you can find plenty of natural cures that can't be sold to you or made in a lab. your beyond naive to think this.

[@hvkhbojnlinlubobilib3220]

@@zureaifr

[@roykelly5486]

this is the type of tec i love to see:) thank you mice for your contribution

[@secredeath]

Those poor animals

[@whiskeyjames.o]

It's crazy that was 8 years ago, what are we doing now, hopefully a cure for cancer

[@roykelly5486]

@@whiskeyjames.o they will not cure cancer, it's too profitable do what you can to eat healthy:)

[@secredeath]

@whiskeyjames23 baby I need my big titty goth girlfriend

[@secredeath]

@@whiskeyjames.o I need a goth mommy

[@lissay452]

The protien they are refering to is Philosolipids. I know because I researched on Google to find out the name. I bought some Philosolipids in suppliment form online. It is helping me to sleep well and feel relaxed. After mixing it with vitamin E oil, I feel even more better. I wish I could thank the researcher personally or send a card. Does anybody know what laboratory in Korea she works in?

[@KenDWebber]

Why did you buy supplements instead of chicken eggs???

[@alpitalancer2618]

Are u only taking the suppliments or ur taking antipsychotics too

[@mega6648]

hi is it still working how do y feel after 8months

[@mega6648]

Hope its working

[@garalynbearcrane8057]

Thank you for doing the research🙏 I'm going to give this a shot.

[@jessicaboltze]

How was this video posted 8 years ago, and as a psych nurse myself, I've never heard about this research in the US? SMH

[@stephaniefrancis6080]

@@jessicaboltze It probably got bought and shelved by Big Pharma.

[@LouLou-jo5ln]

The implications of this are huge for so many people 💖 to Korean researchers xx

[@gargoyleb]

Great, thanks, that's just what I needed. Scientific PROOF that my brain is wired wrong. Just what I needed.

[@AyoGamerTV]

Been 11 months how you doing?

[@gargoyleb]

@@AyoGamerTV ummm... Not good. And yourself?

[@Scuor2]

"Wrong" doesn't really exist in a genetic sense as variation and selection are key in a population but society is society. People only focus on the selection part due to poor education. Your brain is wired differently and a world of all the same would be the most dangerous of all given things always always change. Not to excuse any behavior of course but you're not proven anything

[@sanv3275]

still alive my guy? ​@@gargoyleb

[@gargoyleb]

@@sanv3275 Still existing. I wouldn't call it alive.

[@salemthorup9536]

Was once diagnosed with bipolar. Couldn't understand why when reading detailed descriptions of the symptoms. Ultimately, the psychiatrist realized she was way off on my diagnosis. But still living with the social stigma effects of it. I'm sure many of my relationships will never recover. Turns out not only was it not bipolar, but the symptoms i did have were actually B12 deficiency. I take injections now and I'm very functional, but so much destruction in my life. Not a fan of the psychiatric field.

[@nunya4795]

Are you Eastern European descent? Did your tongue turn orange?

[@snowy1994]

8 years ago this was posted…. I’m old now, and won’t live long enough to benefit from this if it’s real. I hope young people with this horrible disease will be able to live like “other people “ someday. I wouldn’t wish bipolar on anyone.

[@D1900fas]

8 years and absolutely no improvement or advancements in Bipolar disorder

[@adayinthelife5496]

Excellent research!

[@nonyabiz9340]

How many are in prison because of a genetic disorder? Very sad to think about.

[@JennWatson]

It must be difficult to notice bipolar behavior in mice...

[@rogerwalker3969]

Researchers noticed a significant difference in how the mice filled out the paperwork.

[@lucidlagomorph5809]

Fasting really helps keep me balanced when I neglect this practice things usually get out of control

[@schmemmm]

I feel bad for the mice but also where has this research actually led? It's 8 years later.

[@grindeyyyyy]

Alcohol makes people seem like they're bipolar, its a depressant because it makes sober life a lot more stressful than it actually is

[@someguy782]

Just another, "maybe in a decade a corporation can use our research for an overpriced drug" discovery.

[@JoeKlunder1]

Very interesting research. I know Autism, OCD, and Bipolar Mania create an intensity, perhaps this protein deficiency is the cause. Maybe some medicine can help "untreatable" people with these groups of people. I would love to see some friends get better. Please do continue with research and share findings!

[@Olivia-bs5wj]

That’s interesting, cause I’m not sure if I have ocd, autism or bipolar lol but I feel terrible. Need to look further into this

[@HarryR545]

maybe you don’t need to look further into any of this but at yourself?

[@JoeKlunder1]

@@HarryR545 What do you mean?

[@roshanmathew9443]

They r just blabbering through thr heads 😢😢😢😢 u don't have 2 take take every jacks cock n bull story seriously....

[@Anon0nline]

You "know", huh? I'm willing to bet you have no idea what epistemology is or why the majority of mental health professionals quit after 30 years calling the entire field pseudoscience.

[@vahjayjayaddict]

The purpose of current medications is to shut us down so we don't "act bipolar". Bipolar symptoms are a nuisance to society, a chemical lobotomy ends our nuisance behavior. But it does not make us normal, productive, or anything that we were before our symptoms took over our lives. I have stopped looking for solutions, embraced that my Creator made me bipolar, & that is exactly what I should be by design. I live a life that acknowledges I will always be bipolar, it isn't wrong or immoral to have bipolar symptoms, & the only work I can do is work that accommodates a fully bipolar person. There is zero room in my life for people who want me to "stop being bipolar", including psychiatrists. We can live productive lives, but not on medication that kills your soul in order to dial you down to a level that society finds acceptable. Self employment or passive income is the only way, society will never accept us as we are in the workplace. Imagine trying to find a cure for red hair because you find red hair repulsive. You can dye their hair, but they will always be red heads. We will always be bipolar, & that's not wrong & something to be extinguished for the convenience of others. The Cure for bipolar is "just snap out of it" or "don't be mentally ill, that's what I would do" as we have been told all our lives. This is who we are, we pay the price of being ostracized by society, & if we could snap out of it, we never would have seen a psychiatrist or lost all our lovers, jobs, family, & friends. I finished trying to be "not bipolar" & life instantly became better. I don't need a psychiatrist, & the Hate people give mentally ill people is still present but does not motivate me to try be something I am not. We can live fully bipolar lives with all the wretched symptoms & still be a human being of contributing value.

[@dianecleary1054]

I agréé to a point . I am bipolar 2 and take Lithium . Recieve gov benefits of handicap allowance . M'y rent is paid and médical costs . So Im free to cook well, go on long walks, paint, write, do patchwork etc . I can't bear people in general . I always look for thé avantages in a situation .

[@marciasloan534]

@@dianecleary1054 What Country do you live in ?

[@mo1997pj]

They aren't concerned about stabilizing or curing by means of the protein or protein receptor. They specifically stated that they removed the protein and that lack of that showed manic disorder, that they did that to find medicine to stabilize the manic behavior. Some people here asked what protein, and how can bipolar disorder be cured. Unfortunately, this was not addressed and i don't think it is the goal in mind. It is to amke the drug.

[@yukee1127]

And a Taiwanese university just found out how to stop cancer cells from using glucose to replicate themselves 🎉 The full study is published public online. It's called "Hydrogen sulfide coordinates glucose metabolism switch through destabilizing tetrameric pyruvate kinase M2"

[@4Lights.5Liights]

yes, I think I read that article. Exciting start to stop feeding cancer growth.

[@pellax]

So , can we take this protein and stop taking pshycotropic drugs ?

[@Zoo-Wee-Mama-Sq]

Protein gets digested into amino acids and then reformed as needed by our body. If supplemented in the diet, this protein would still be broken down in the stomach and fail to re-form properly

[@dgontar]

@@Zoo-Wee-Mama-Sq If it's applied intravenously in an infusion then much of that can be avoided, is that not true?

[@Zoo-Wee-Mama-Sq]

@@dgontar Maybe, but if that works the frequency of shots would still depend on how quickly your body uses it up, sort of like a half-life. If I'd need it even just a couple times a week, I'd rather just take Lamictal lol

[@mattkillgore5066]

​@@dgontar It can however because of the blood brain barrier that is developed in early childhood it prevents toxins and pathogens from infecting the brain. This would make it exceedingly difficult to have the focused results necessary to make a meaningful impact. A good thread to pull would be why is the body not producing a protein essential for healthy brain function. It could be the result of an auto-immune disorder destroying the enzyme before it can be internally synthesised and dispersed.

[@anastasiamurawski6179]

@@Zoo-Wee-Mama-Sq I have hope that will figure it all out eventually. I'm positive that this is genetic, I just hope there doesn't come a day when scientist decide to take out the gene for mental illness completely, Yes an end to mental illness would be great, but mental illness can actually come with some good traits, example many mentally people are very bright and creative, the two things seem to often go hand in hand. Same for such conditions such as Down's syndrome, I don't know if we want to weed all these "undesirables" out (as society often views people with mental disorders). Yes, it's sad that kids are born with it, but they are some of the most loving, sweet gentle people. I'm not religious exactly but I do feel like they are a blessing to have among us. I'm more interested myself in controlling these disorders than eliminating the illness entirely. If all the mentally ill people just disappeared from the earth, I 'm not sure it would be a better place to live. I think what you said is most likely true, sad but rue but we should never just throw up our hands and say , oh well there's nothing we can do, let's just give up on these people , they are just a drain on society anyway, yet we don't say that about say cancer (and often mentally are viewed as lazy when most want to be productive members of society. Lots end up homeless on the streets because they can't work (stigma there too. Just because you don't work, it doesn't affect the worth of the person) . Keep in mind that eugenics has been a reality before and it can be again. The first people to die in the concentration camps in Poland were the mentally ill, not because they were considered inferior, but because people just didn't give a damn if they lived or died. Sorry for going on and on, I hope others will see my reply too. I don't think you meant anything disparaging in the comment, not at all, just want people to know there's hope, there is a solution coming, we should tell politicians to support funding for all brain research, people are dying, smart people are desperately needed in the field of psychology as well. There are a lot of therapists who frankly suck and are burnt out or just in it for the money. Kind caring , compassionate people are needed to help people with these kinds of problems. Unfortunately they are hard to find, but they are out there.

[@funkchurro]

why those plants at 0:30 ? Very sorry about seeing nothing has changed about these treatments. I had a friend who suffered this and at the end he passed. Not easy for families, friends and themselves. He was a great musician whose career was ruined

[@sasphexia]

Why not? Why do we have to question everything and be sad about everything, we should look towars happiness and starting over and not living in the same roller-coaster

[@ChrisBartleyLeo]

The plants looks like mary jane but it’s a maple.

[@marinaleopold5949]

7 years later and what do we have??

[@michaels7566]

I am/was cyclothemic and will say as a young man I loved the manic phase as I was invincible and accomplished a lot. I became totally attracted to a woman who became my wife and realized after the fact she was BP. We are now seniors and still together and our life has been quite the ride. I think the mutual BP was part of our source of attraction to each other although I still think she was crazier than I am. Low level BP is manageable but you can definitely get yourself in trouble if you don’t have a good internal compass to redirect your manic induced impulsive urges.

[@Young_Revolutionary]

Thank you for this 🙏

[@BeaVizcarra]

Why don’t they mention the name of the protein?

[@eyeswideopen7777]

Its in the description

[@mikeg1877]

It's never mentioned in the transcripts or the video description. Bad news reporting

[@conniewen6763]

It's nArgBP2, and it's encoded by the SORBS2 gene. They put it in the banner around 2min into the video

[@Wes-Tyler]

it's not spoken but it's written in the video

[@4WindsofChange]

My sisters husband just got her back from a treatment center and she’s still having episodes. Trying to find the right medication for her as she is still not sleeping.

[@sonrojado541]

Has she tried seroquel?

[@SeaFlower38]

Try valerian root supplement for sleep

[@BautistaYarisantos]

Finding the right medication is hard. I couldn't sleep for years until I found what worked best for me. Medication is different for everyone. Shes lucky to have family that sees her before the illness and who is willing to work with her to gain stability.

[@apollonius_rising]

She probably needs a dopamine antagonist (dopamine blocker) such as ziprasidone (geodon). Also known as an “antipsychotic”, although that’s a stigmatizing term. The problem really is just too much dopamine,and it’s not her fault. Ask her psych about these.

[@lauraangelespada8297]

Finding the right medicine in the right amount is a big pain and takes a lot of time and energy sadly. A good mix is antidepressant + mood stabilizers + antipsychotic

[@1ron0xide]

Clickbait. They didn't find a key cause of bipolar disorder.

[@MarkDStrachan]

Just some genetically modified rat model exhibiting some behavioral shifts maybe kinda sorta a bit like *at least three different conditions, 2 of which are not bipolar disorder* so yeah. Doesn't really mean *anything*.

[@frankboff1260]

No they’ve just discovered more drugs to patent and sell.

[@crptnite]

That's because the key cause of "bipolar disorder" 🙄 is having a fully functioning brain which can process information from both sides simultaneously, in a world which is EXTREMELY polarized and seeks to convince you that only black and white exist, that the two never touch and there are no shades of gray. Being diagnosed "bipolar" in today's world just means you're waking up to the 🐂💩 and now they'll be trying to put you back to sleep.

[@homiesenatep]

Well they found a key protein, that’s a key cause I think

[@StuartCarmichael-r4r]

This could bring so much hope to patients and all those around them . . .

[@wayneeshelor639]

Of course no mention of exactly what the protein is or how much pharmaceutical companies will make

[@InsolentVillager]

Going strict carnivore seems to have made my lifetime of extreme highs and lows disappear. I've honestly had to get used to being a different person altogether. A lifetime of a roller coaster you've done your best to adapt to is gone and now I have so much calm time I don't know what to do with it sometimes. I've slowly gotten into healthy habits like working out but, even if I had periods that I did that before, it'd be a manic obsession. Everything being the positive side of chill all the time is really something else and very new to me. It's been over a year now too, so it isn't some short-term thing. Check out Dr Berry, Dr Baker, and Dr Chaffee here on KZbin for more info. It definitely saved/changed my life entirely.

[@44ashley]

What’s baffling is they said it’s a PROTEIN deficiency, so why are they looking to make medicine?

[@ImLehwz]

Interesting. Was thinking about going carnivore myself

[@InsolentVillager]

@44ashley no profit in telling you to just go eat meat.

[@InsolentVillager]

@ImLehwz I'm not selling anything. I just feel obligated now to pass on the info because I spent 54 years struggling with something I could have never had... it's so mind-bending that something so simple works so darn well.

[@brotherlittlefoot2216]

Creatine,taurine (amino acids found in the body but get depleted over time),and proper protein intake could help w this issue. Also,stay off of processed foods and drinks as much as possible.

[@heleneagarvik4122]

Remember manic episode doesnt mean you have bipolar. I’m just saying I was manic once but I doesnt have bipolar

[@lolohilwa22]

Good to hear you’re doing well now❤How long did your mania lasted?

[@007---abc-p8b]

Excellent !!!

[@Cyrus_the_viral]

Now this is the kinda news I love hearing about🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@laurainrevison1162]

So give more meds instead of trying to fix the protein deficiency....that isnt insane? WTF.

[@DEZZ6]

You can't just fix this deficiency by taking the protein. 🙄

[@Umeshukitsune]

We can't really reverse engineer ourselves at this rate.

[@Kimmorgan28]

I have been using CBD isolate for 4 yrs for bp 1. It works wonderfully, and I have been off all psych meds. It's really nice to have a clear mind!

[@TemoteControl]

7 years later… any update?!

[@rogerwalker3969]

Yes, in June 18 of 2025, it will be 9 years since this was posted.

[@Someonehastosayit1010]

​@rogerwalker3969 lol you are super petty!!!

[@Lulu-zf6wx]

Thank you South Korea, for such meaningful research in mental health.

[@ajayyyy]

I randomly landed on this video, and it's making me think to get diagnosed. I have issues with depression and mania, but mainly the depression. I do very high-risk activities just to feel something in life.

[@WhatIsYourPurposeOfLife]

Inhaled-only DMT; welcome.

[@EmberHarrington]

Why is it they insist on saying bp is a chemical imbalance.

[@xasthur98]

@Yalena Castaneda are you claiming to have curedit permanently or are you exactly off all supplements and meds

[@cassandragossen2412]

Advanced Nutrient Therapies for Brain Disorders-william j walsh. Carl pfeiffer/abram hoffer orthomolecular psychiatry. It is a biochemical imbalance, but there are different biotypes of bipolar so treatment can look different depending on which biotype you fit into; william j walsh goes into this in his videos

[@LunaticTheCat]

@Yalena Castaneda That honestly seems believable. We know so little about the way these things work in our body and in our brains. The science is so complicated that it is hard for scientists to come up with definite causes for bipolar.

[@beckyweaver5981]

Yalena Garcia Why do u suppose “they” want to kill us?

[@isabellepiat912]

Becky Weaver population control. Follow the money of bigpharma

[@MishMacky]

No such thing as bipolar. It's caused by a dysregulated nervous system, from anxiety / trauma.

[@salkashoura4928]

Nervous system dysregulation is not bipolar! Many conditions cause dysregulated nervous system and they don't have bi polar.

[@anselknight1866]

Most “mental Illness” is just cuz we’re experiencing unprecedented toxicity environmentally.

[@combos7]

good insight!!

[@RolandEndoe-ju3qs]

Truth

[@anselknight1866]

Most “untreatable” chronic illness in the west is the immune system being weakened/broken/disregulated…

[@seabreeze7378]

So replace the protein instead of numbing the symptoms with toxic drugs 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@alexpavlides2047]

This is incredible research.

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Fascinating! I wonder if there are any other articles about this

[@HurlingMongroach]

Having a dad like mine is far far worse than not having a dad at all honestly

[@benyaminshahsavari6657]

Do u know ir dad as cause of ur bipolar?

[@happylifewithziba]

mine too

[@Rotation364]

My dad is bipolar. I felt this

[@livaallolia]

My kids don’t even Talk /see their untreated bipolar/alcoholic dad😢😢

[@HurlingMongroach]

@@benyaminshahsavari6657maybe trauma or neglect also genetics doctors dont find a cause they just treat symptoms but he refuses treatment

[@brendareed5050]

Instead of drug treatment how about looking at it from a nutrient perspective and what is lacking or what is a person getting too much of in their diet? Not everything needs a chemical drug which can and do cause other health problems which can be even worse than the issue being treated.

[@OhAzanChannel]

Yes, i believed this. Dieting + discipline behavior can help fixing in general and having good quality of life too.

[@anastasiamurawski6179]

Watching diet can help, but not as effective as meds. I research the topic and have found that eating a lot of foods (example eggs) can help my condition, if anything giving me a little boost in energy, bipolar can sap one's energy as can depression . My brother suffered from bipolar (misdiagnosed with depression, some depression meds can exacerbate bipolar symptoms). He , like I tried everything, including diet and even experimental ketamine injections (in a clinical setting) and he still succumbed to the depression aspect of the disease and commited suicide about 2 years ago. People who either don't have the disease or have a loved one with it will never really understand it, and people don't realize that we know barely anything about how the brain works (we know more about outer space than we do about the human brain/mind) and yet we throw meds at the problem like we have it all figured out. Other folks, what really helps the most is learning to be your own and best advocate, speak up , tell your doctor or a therapist what works and what doesn't, if you have unresolved trauma from the past, I think it's best to tackle that in therapy too. And i realize how hard it is to find good doctor/therapist, many live in the dark ages and don't know about discoveries like this one in the video. And don't be embarrassed about your illness, it still caries a heavy stigma but don't worry about that. You can't be blamed for having a misunderstood disease that effects your mood and thinking. It's usually genetic.

[@bubbercakes528]

The right diet and exercise can help some but most people with bipolar disorder will need drugs. I exercise 2 hrs. per day 4 days a week and still need medication.

[@apollonius_rising]

Diet and nutrients can be more than 50% of it (see Dr. William Walsh here on KZbin), but since bipolar is essentially a form of epilepsy that causes seizures in the emotional and rational parts of the brain, you almost need to take an anti-epileptic, as well.. and sometimes an antipsychotic.

[@TheMzshaw]

Both can be effective. It's all apart of the process

[@johnt7024]

Could they not replace the protein rather that coming up with new mood stabilizers

[@Phatcatmoments]

I am glad someone is taking this seriously

[@winonaponcespeaks]

often times I think this is referring to people who have manic bipolar (type 1). I struggle with type 2 I am constantly depressed. Going through a stupid depression episode as we speak

[@winonaponcespeaks]

also I am diagnosed with OCD, and my son is autistic...

[@YAWSSSSSS]

Thank you for sharing your story and experience with Bipolar disorder. I hope you're able to find support and treatment for both you and your son that allows you to go about your lives with ease.

[@winonaponcespeaks]

@@YAWSSSSSS thank you for saying that. I'm going back to the doctor this week to see about medication readjustment or counseling I wonder if the "ocd" and "autism" comes from the lacking protein as mentioned in the video. very fascinating I hope they continue this work.

[@YAWSSSSSS]

@ if you're able to find a provider that offers Genetic testing for mental health you should look into that. There are 2 companies called genomind and genesight that swab and test your DNA for unique genetic markers that give your doctors an idea about how your brain works on the chemical level. I got the test done in order to rule out the risk of manic depression and since then my provider got me on a good mix of medication that help me go about my day without feeling down constantly. These tests can get pricey without insurance so I know it might be difficult to find a provider that suits your situation but it's something to keep in mind if you don't want to constantly test different medicine. Wishing you and your son the best!

[@Solscapes.]

And yet, it (and the other disorders listed) pretty much only happen when people are abused.

[@lokipokey]

Do you have any references showing that to be true? My personal experience is of living in a family with five generations of bipolar disorder. My great-great-uncle successfully committed suicide, then my grandmother, my mother, myself, my son, my sister's son all had different manifestations of it. In every case except the great great uncle, the family gathered around the affected person and gave them fabulous support, resulting in gradual improvement and then fully productive and happy adult lives, if with some ups and downs. There was no abuse in the family that I knew of, certainly not with my mother, nephew myself, or my son. I realized that this is anecdotal but I have followed scientific research on this over the years and have never seen a study showing a causal link between abuse and bipolar.

[@namedrop721]

@@lokipokeylol wut supporting an existing illness well doesn’t disprove its cause 😂

[@fern7407]

That’s not true, everything that’s said to be caused by the lack of the protein is hereditary. Bipolar is THE #1 most hereditarily passed-down mental illness there is. You are claiming autism is caused by abuse? 😊

[@Solscapes.]

@@lokipokey you don't need an abusive family to live in this abusive world. the people in charge are abusers, as evidenced by all of history. Bipolar is a lot like cptsd. I'm pretty sure they're related, and not just in symptoms.

[@onetrackfun3045]

This is the question to why is the protein missing

[@mari55587]

Idk ab this maybe they try to do good. Why is there -bipolar person killed someone, I don't think bipolar disorder makes u kill people?

[@bramindrawing4372]

Its a bad bad version

[@DEZZ6]

In the manic phases they can because it affects decision making abilities. 😞

[@Dani-it5sy]

Is there any news on this? Because like I am going now I don't have the slightest interest in living on this planet anymore. I only do it for my kids. 8 more years and the youngest is old enough to be able to handle losing his dad.

[@markbowers4785]

Your life is important and of great value. Your kids will need you even when they're grown. Stay strong I know it's difficult and I pray you find help. Maybe look into NAC or lithium orotate and see what your dr thinks about taking those. Maybe there's a naturopathic dr that deals with bipolar and knows about using these. Don't give up!

[@SackclothRemnantPodcast]

Yes, your life is important. Please don't give up. You have a purpose greater than being a father. You were uniquely and wonderfully made by God. You were supposed to be here. I am praying for Devine healing for you. Please be encouraged. God bless you.❤

[@salma74250]

Please read the quran it'll help u heal, ur life is important and its worth living, ur children need u too, plz understand after hardship comes ease

[@Dani-it5sy]

@@markbowers4785 It's actually been going MUCH better lately. I am building up my life again. Started a company, lost 20kg and working out. Feeling relatively good. You were all right 😅👌Lets hope it lasts but I am positive 😎 Disappointing though that this didn't lead to a break through of some kind yet.

[@brandillysmom]

This is fantastic news. Hopefully will lead to effective treatments without the bad side effects of currently available drugs and therapies.

[@olympia007macklin]

Ok this video is eight years ago what have we gathered what’s the conclusion….!!!?????

[@peaceandlove5214]

What is the name of the protein?

[@BK2093x]

nArgBP2. It says it in the news caption: KEY CAUSE Researchers find absence of protein nArgBP2 contributes to bipolar disorder

[@theresewarmus4005]

Do your own research. These Korean scientists have merely rediscovered what grandmothers have known all along: organ meats--liver, kidneys, brains, etc.--contain nutrients essential for your health. Look up 'phospholipids and depression and bipolar'. Eating these foods gives the best results, however taking a good lecithin supplement certainly couldn't hurt. [Not a doctor, just a fellow human being.]

[@freedomwarrior5087]

That indicates an enzyme deficiency.

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Lack of protein doesnt lead to the inability of a person having no control over their own unnecessary outbursts or other inappropriate behaviors!

[@MamaSea888]

A protein that the nerves need to form the dendritic spines is not the same as the protein you eat. And yes it can cause a person to loose control, why do you think that kid killed his grandma. If a BPD person does control themselves in public that’s called masking, they can’t mask forever and eventually become unhinged.

[@goatfather2966]

Nearly a decade after this video and I still struggle day and night.😢

[@WhatIsYourPurposeOfLife]

Inhaled-only DMT; welcome

[@Leo_Fender]

This is a false headline. This does not identify the CAUSE… it identifies the MECHANISM of development…

[@anastasiamurawski6179]

Yes, that's really more accurate to say, but not as attention grabing. But hey, they seem to be making some head way in figuring out the cause of the illness, at least the biological factor of the disease. Thats, a good thing.

[@nero-e8n]

It is Female Hormones. I could have told you that 30 years ago.

[@rachael3050]

What is the follow up?

[@CARACACHICAMOS66]

I got happy I thought they find the cured I suffer from bipolar and I’m always afraid of getting out of control! I try my best to avoid people in the streets stores I keep it to my self I’m better off

[@EmotoModsAndMore]

The science behind this is incredible it’s not a cure for cancer but still pretty cool they figured it out

[@NorbertKasko]

They don't tell us which protein it is...

[@crystaldawn6963]

Phospholipids