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Can ketogenic therapy help reduce schizophrenia symptoms? In honor of #WorldSchizophreniaDay, we’re sharing powerful firsthand stories from people living with schizophrenia who experienced remarkable improvements through metabolic and ketogenic interventions. For many living with schizophrenia, lasting relief can feel out of reach. For the individuals in this video, and... countless others around the world, ketogenic therapy became the breakthrough they had been waiting for. In this video, you’ll hear: ✅ Raw accounts of life before and after ketogenic therapy ✅ How nutrition helped when other treatments fell short ✅ Signs of remission, motivation, and regained independence These voices offer hope to anyone feeling stuck or unseen in their mental health journey. If you or someone you love is struggling to find support and progress in their journey with schizophrenia, we’ve created the Schizophrenia Resource Hub. There you can learn all about metabolic and ketogenic strategies, how to implement them, and more: Lauren Kennedy West Harmony Bright Valerie Anne Smith Chris Palmer, MD Georgia Ede MDshow more

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Cindy LHK1 год назад

I've listened to two or three podcasts on this subject and it is fascinating. Here's to finding real and natural relief for those diagnosed.

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MindScape Retreat: Ibogaine Treatment Center1 год назад

Discover how Ibogaine addresses Parkinson’s, PTSD, addiction, depression, and anxiety by targeting key brain systems: GDNF, Dompamine & Serotonin. #Ibogaine #PTSD #Addiction #Parkinsons #Depression

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Diego A.R. ⚯͛1 год назад

Clinical evidente and experiencia from Peru.

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Baracudda1 год назад

@TruthArchiveAI save thread

Фото профиля Tomson

Tomson1 год назад

Seems there’s nothing keto and / or psychedelics can’t cure.

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Roger Bird1 год назад

Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970 might want to comment here.

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