Treating Mental Health Differently | Dr. John How

[@InnerEngineer999]

She's so beautiful n her intelligence just amplifies that

[@manumitx]

Wonder if this would help with tinnitus and issues with sudden hearing loss.

[@thehowclinic2018]

I have seen it help with that in a small number of people who were having it done for some other reason. Plenty of patients have hoped it would help (again they had tinnitus but were having the procedure done for another reason) and been disappointed.

[@2ndwavestrength]

So informative. As an ER nurse I have times where I have a physical over reaction to the emergency. Way too much adrenaline dumping. Esp heart rate elevation and hands shaking while trying to work. After 30 years in the field I wonder why now. Why is it a problem now? If we are blocking the norepinephrine response would I still get a reasonable adrenaline response when I need it for emergency nursing?

[@NomiEcommerce]

Plz tell what is treatment of ptsd

[@thehowclinic2018]

Hard to say why it only is happening now. Super common for front line healthcare workers to have this issue. Short answer: You don't have a problem with it until you do. Some straw broke the camel's back. This procedure actually makes you better able to handle emergency situations. They studied it on special forces operators to answer this question.

[@2ndwavestrength]

@@thehowclinic2018 thank you

[@jessicahill369]

Love the content! Thank you! So interesting and what an amazing treatment for anxiety, depression and PTSD

[@NomiEcommerce]

What is treatment

[@joannecarolan8756]

Can this work for tinnitus which I believe can be made worse from stress and anxiety?

[@thehowclinic2018]

I have seen it help with that in a small number of people who were having it done for some other reason. Plenty of patients have hoped it would help (again they had tinnitus but were having the procedure done for another reason) and been disappointed.

[@suerospert5131]

Very good episode thanks

[@NomiEcommerce]

Plz tell what is treatment of ptsd

[@blackstripened]

Fight, flight, freeze AND fawn.

[@burgundyrootsretreats6216]

Great show but way tooo many ads. Please take it easy.

[@raniam4974]

Hi , did you personally took ozembic?

[@lauraadamowski9186]

Is this helpful in POTS and dysregulation?

[@thehowclinic2018]

It helps some patients with POTS. We don't have good data on it thought

[@sandraweber]

Every 12 to 18 months!!??? Back to "it doesn't block"....while it may help someone get thru their present circumstances, if it is a default treatment and the individual doesn't learn nervous system regulation, or gets out of the environment that is causing their repeated trauma, it's basically getting medicated to continue the trauma.

[@snusnu39]

Or to consider it part of a holistic treatment plan. Also Dr Adeel Khan uses the block alongside a peptide to genuinely reset the vagus nerve, and then recommends people do psychedelic therapy for a long term fix.

[@Taleahrose1]

Why did he say no to adhd? I don’t even understand what she asked in regards to adhd?

[@thehowclinic2018]

I meant that It doesn't treat ADHD. Wish it did though!