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🔍 Did you know? Antipsychotics block dopamine receptors in the brain, but this could lead to long-term risks 😲
💡👨🤝 Robert Whitaker, acclaimed journalist and author of Mad in America explains by blocking these receptors, the brain enters a “dopamine super-sensitive” state, which actually makes it more vulnerable to psychosis in the long run.
🎶 https://tinyurl.com/465z8ztm
⚠️ What happens next?
✅ Increased risk of relapse after stopping the meds
✅ A higher density of dopamine receptors in the brain, which can make things worse over time
🔑 The key takeaway? These drugs may disrupt normal dopamine function, potentially setting the stage for worse outcomes down the line.
👩⚕️ Always consult with a healthcare professional when considering or adjusting treatments!
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