I don’t doubt there are sources the question is the credibility of the sources. And why should I do all the legwork I am not the one making unfounded claims without concrete evidence or citations.
Right in that article it mentions other factors such as genetics, family history, alcoholism. Genetics are not something you can control. And as I mentioned before I take Meds, Exercise, Eat Well, have a loving partner/family and a moderately successful career. Despite all of those things I can turn very violent, manic, or sad in a matter of hours. If I don’t take my meds I literally hear voices in my head.
I can not speak for anyone in my group, but I have had blood work and MRIs. It’s important to note that medication is not the end all answer. Healthy diet and exercise are also paramount. But some days even after I take meds, eat well balanced meals, and exercise I might still want to bite someone’s face off and not care. My point is that I feel like the OP and several others seem to think that there is a flip you can magically switch or a self help book you can read that will make everything be…
Ok so you are telling me that Freud and Jung didn’t use data sets or case studies ? If psychoanalysis didn’t have data sets the field would never receive any funding. None of what you’re saying has any concrete basis you are just pulling names out of a hat. Everyone knows Freud and Jung. You are not really giving specifics. And what does existentialism have to do with studies on chemical imbalances?
