The Limbic System, Dopamine, Trauma, And Overstimulation
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2025
- Mental health and trauma heavily involves your limbic system, dopamine, and overstimulation. We'll dive into the intricacies of the limbic system, a complex network of structures in the brain that plays a critical role in regulating emotions and motivation. We will also discuss dopamine, a neurotransmitter that is essential for the proper functioning of the limbic system.
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One of the main topics of this video will be overstimulation of the limbic system and its effects on the brain and body. Overstimulation can occur as a result of various factors, such as chronic stress, trauma, or exposure to certain substances. This can lead to a host of negative consequences, including anxiety, depression, and an increased risk of developing mental health disorders.
One of the most promising ways to treat overstimulation of the limbic system is through the use of psychedelic substances and anesthesia. Studies have shown that psychedelics such as psilocybin and LSD, as well as certain anesthetics like ketamine, can have a powerful effect on the limbic system. These substances have been shown to reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, and can even help in the treatment of PTSD.
Psychedelics work by altering the activity of the brain's serotonin receptors, which play a critical role in regulating mood and emotion. These substances also have a unique ability to "reset" the brain, allowing it to break free from patterns of overactivity that can lead to overstimulation of the limbic system.
Anesthetics, like ketamine, also have a similar effect on the brain, they are thought to disrupt the connectivity between different brain regions, which can lead to a reduction of symptoms of anxiety and depression.
It is important to note that while these substances can be incredibly effective in treating overstimulation of the limbic system, they should only be used under the guidance of a qualified medical professional.
Overall, this video will provide an in-depth look at the limbic system, dopamine, overstimulation, and trauma, and will explore the potential of psychedelic substances and anesthesia in treating these conditions. We hope you find this information informative and enlightening.
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Thank you so much for talking about medical trauma (psychological trauma). Please continue to use your platform to bring awareness to this issue!
What if anesthesia is the reason my bf feels like his body is in constant fight or flight? He woke up from anesthesia and that same night, he started having panic and anxiety attacks, brain fog and it’s like anything that is a stimulant even B complex vitamin sends him back into a panic attack. They game him propofol and fentanyl. It’s gotten so bad that he’s having suicidal thoughts and he’s never been like this before
Thank you for another interesting and useful video. I'm learning so much from them. You are very generous.to share your knowledge.
My pleasure!
Didn't know any of this and have been through 6 general anesthesia experiences since childhood. The psilocybin experience was getting attention as a therapeutic when I was in my early twenties and I joined in on a couple of guided experiences with a pioneer in the field. But he was murdered in his home which was trauma enough to distance myself from that market if you will. Conservatives in Texas will never allow guided mind expanding anything except for evangelical t.v. It's a fascinating field though. Good luck on the path to being a compassionate caregiver, and don't ever think about moving to Texas.
Great live stream man! Happy early anesthesiologist Physician week! I learned a lot! You rock! I donated to the anesthesiologist Foundation again, since it was hard for me to go to college to be a anesthesiologist because of my cerebral palsy! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy! I’m 33
Thank you!
@@MedicalSecrets you welcome
Thanks for this. Seems like a good guy.
Thank you so much for your time.
My pleasure!
During anesthesia the lungs don't work on their own
How do they recover from that afterwards?
Breathing is a reflex. All your reflexes return to normal when the anesthetic is discontinued.
Very interesting information. Thank you!
Really good insights!
it doesnt take very long to form a what i call a neuronal pathway or permanent tract ( in the short term memory)... eventually long term memory
How do you “heal” your brain after the trauma that occurred under semi-anesthesia (stressful c-section childbirth)? Was so freaked out about having one and then I had 6 hours to painfully think about it before it did. 😫
Hi Dr Kaveh 🙌
Hi Katherine!
Does the reset treatment through ketamine apply to meth users or former meth users?
Most of the surgeries I had to have. No choice. Broken bones.
But since I worked in the lab 30
Years I was more aware of of things like anesthesia.
I'm sorry you've had those experiences 😔
missed it again! darn it!
How do I get notified of you live , I used to
Do you have to send me a link maybe??? O well can someone lmk? I have notifications on🤷♂️🤷♀️
You can join the discord server and/or you can turn on notifications for the channel!
Do you ever feel stress when you go in the surgery room? More less, you hope the patients are honest and you get no surprises.
Are you asking if I get stressed before walking into the operating room as an anesthesiologist?
@@MedicalSecrets Yes. I'm sure some times you get surprised by people that aren't honest (weed smoking, etc). You rock, Doc!!!
Im sure when Dr Kaveh walks into the OR as an anesthesiologist, it is calm and with full confidence. Years of training and practice for all scenarios, as well as periodic crisis training in order to well prepared for anything that could happen. He also has the monitors that tell him everything. I doubt he is stressed much.
@@katherine_marcotte there is a balance of humility, confidence, and sometimes anticipation. We call it concern for patient safety instead of worry or fear for patient safety 😉
@@katherine_marcotte I wanted to hear it from him. I'm sure he is confident and there needs to be more of him.
can we please talk about the existential crisis that can hit when people experience the dissolution of the self? that shit's intense.
would love to.... because it need not be a crisis when guided to that conclusion. It can be liberating when reached at the "right time/place"
wow
Yesterday I had a egd done they used deep sudation when I woke up I was craving for KFC for some reason I didn't get my KFC but my nurse got me a grape popsicle though
How was the sore throat after?
@@MedicalSecrets it not to bad I was smart and got cough drops the night before and they sprayed my throat with this spray before they put me asleep I have been noticing my panic attacks are better I'm normally on Lexapro for them
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