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The Root Cause Medicine Podcast

What is Brain Inflammation and Is It The Cause of Your Depression and Anxiety with Dr. Robert Hedaya

The Root Cause Medicine Podcast

Kate Kresge

Alternative Health, Medicine, 810564, Health & Fitness

4.8581 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

The Root Cause Medicine Podcast is created by Rupa Health, the best way to order, track & get results from 30+ lab companies in one place. In today’s episode, Dr. Carrie Jones is joined by Dr. Robert Hedaya, a Neuropsychiatrist, Clinical Professor, and Author. They discuss neuropsychiatric symptoms, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions. Key Takeaways: Root causes of inflammation: Depression, anxiety, and inflammation seem to be growing in our society. Inflammation can be caused by stress, mold, chronic infection, poor diet, leaky gut, toxins, and others. Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Processes: Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI in the mental health sphere is rampant. Most people think it might happen after a severe head injury with immediate causes. But even insignificant impacts on the head, like falling off your bike, can cause TBI. Moreover, though that accident happened in childhood, the effects could appear later in adulthood. So TBI could lead to dramatic and lifetime physical, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive changes. HYLANE Technology: Dr. Robert Hedaya is a pioneer of the HYLANE technology, which includes using hyperbaric oxygen therapy, transcranial laser therapy, and neural exercise to help heal psychiatric and neurological conditions. Dr. Robert Hedaya is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is a neuropsychiatrist that teaches functional medicine, psychiatry, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions, and the founder of The Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center. Dr. Hedaya also wrote several books, including Understanding Biological Psychiatry, The Anti-depressant Survival Program, and Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm.

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0:00.0

Today on the Root Cause Medicine podcast.

0:03.2

People with mass cell disorders, I mean, they can have a reaction to insect bites, of course,

0:08.7

like that hot and cold, stress, odors, specific foods, alcohol, exercise, medications.

0:16.3

It's just, and then it can affect all kinds of systems.

0:19.5

It's not just anxiety.

0:21.1

You know, you throw, your skeletal muscles, GI tract, the cardiovascular. It's just so

0:26.6

broad and it's a relatively new phenomenon. So it reminds me of what I used to say in my lectures

0:34.4

is, you know, your depression is not your grandmother's depression.

0:42.6

Because it used to be, all right, you added depression maybe because you lost a child,

0:48.2

childbirth, or maybe there was a war around and you had displacement or something like that.

0:50.9

Or maybe there was infection that was going around.

0:53.0

They had a chronic infection or something like that.

0:55.8

But now the causes are so varied,

0:57.9

and so depression is much more complex now.

1:00.4

And now it's like the man,

1:02.2

add the mass cell to the bucket.

1:03.5

It's really a new deal.

1:04.8

Hello, hello.

1:06.6

I'm your host, Dr. Carrie Jones.

1:09.5

And today I talk with Dr. Robert Hadea, one of my favorite experts on the cutting edge of

1:12.9

psychiatry, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions

1:19.4

which we discuss at length. He has some fascinating patient case examples that he presents,

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