Increased acidity found in schizophrenia and bipolar patients’ brains

For me, this further confirms that metabolic problems are causally-associated with 'mental disorders'.

  Lactic acidosis is a medical condition characterized by   
  the buildup of lactate (especially L-lactate) in the body, 
  which results in an excessively low pH. It is a subtype of 
  metabolic acidosis, where excessive acid is due to a 
  problem with the body's metabolism.

I used the courts to get the mental health system to reduce the harm they were perpetrating upon my friend, who they thought had a 'persistent mental disorder'. Really she was just self-medicating depression with the street pharmacy. (Cocaine and the amphetamines are not very good for people's mitochondria/metabolism, which is why they're illegal.)

In response to my bullying, the treatment provider did a genetic test, and decided that she needed Folate (Vitamin B-9), as she can't convert folic acid like most people. She's doing much better on the reduced dosages of tranquilizers ('anti-psychotics')/etc.

Excuse my ignorance, but I don't see how they ruled out the possible link between antipsychotic drug use and increased acidity?

I'm also puzzled by how they can confidently diagnose rodents with human social disorders based solely on "genetic indicators" when the links between genetics and disorders like schizophrenia are still far from understood.

In this case, you'd try an acidic diet in order to coerce your body's natural processes to bring yourself to a more normal pH.

Obviously I don't know if that would work, but nobody can really say one way or the other without doing some proper research.