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euthymiclabs

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About euthymiclabs

Founder at SlumberCamp.co. Psychiatrist, behavioral health advocate, and developer.

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    The slide out cam on the One Plus 7 Pro was exceptional. I still miss it sometimes.

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    This is not at all what the article says. The argument is that the current classifications don't work, and that consensual sex should never be considered paraphilic.

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    This funding campaign is questionable. Investors should have some access to profit and loss information before investing. I don't have a major problem with unaccredited investors j…

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    It's provocative in rats, but there's lessons from similar attempts that need to be considered. Cocaine-specific vaccines have been in development for years, and they haven't been …

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    Maybe so, but I'm struggling to think of any trait that wouldn't moderate mental illness when manifest in its extreme.

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    I can't say enough good things about my induction cooktop. It's as responsive as gas, but puts out more power than a home gas stove. Plus, it's incredibly easy to clean. Love it.

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    Which is how people think clinically. Schizophrenia spectrum disorders are the most common forms of lasting psychosis. Psychopathy isn't related.

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    Correct, dehydration-related complications are possible during opioid withdrawal, and I agree that it's hard to put a number on cases. The other significant risk is suicidality, wh…

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    Psychiatrist here. This is true, and most people find recovery eventually without a formal program. Working with a doctor can make it much less comfortable in many cases--and in th…

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    Agreed. This paper https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMra1602872 (which isn't available open access, unfortunately) argues that the brain changes in substance use are more likely …

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    Psychiatrist (and addiction psychiatrist in training) here. I agree that calling substance use disorders a disease is highly problematic. However, I think that while the majority o…

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    More accurately, I might say it's a protestant Christian app, whereas Mormonism considers itself restoration Christianity and may not fit as well here.

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    Saw this on 3/31, and got really nervous for a moment that I'd have to pay to copy and paste. (I tend to only copy and paste syntax that I can't remember. Anything more complex ten…

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    Modern psychology is heavily driven by both theory and empiric techniques. The theories themselves are rich and generally cohesive, but without empirical validation, they are essen…

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    Agreed. Blind trust is always a serious risk.