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https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-uncover-the-biological-causes-of-social-withdrawal/
Aug 1, 2022 8:41 PM
yeahhedugit
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https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-uncover-the-biological-causes-of-social-withdrawal/
friendsofsandwiches
whatever it is, I got 100% of it
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BallsLikeWatermelonsPeckerLikeAThimble
How could a biological cause be spreading? There must be multiple causes.
yeahhedugit
" Many questions remain, including understanding the root causes behind these biomarkers". Research is ongoing.
HeyOP
They looked for biomarkers in 42 people and compared it against 41 other people in a control group. It's a single study.
SlayerOfGoat
Something makes me feel like this is BS, even though I find it interesting.
yeahhedugit
All physiological studies need to be peer-reviewed, duplicated, and investigated in various ways. Further study is always needed.
5omeWhiteGuy
When you can work from home, have any food you want delivered, and own a sex toy can we really be expected to NOT over-isolate?
yeahhedugit
Only one sex story?
5omeWhiteGuy
Well I have 3, and I am isolating from existence with a partner, so +3 (+5?) sex toys. She's got 2 currently (+1 me) so I think im winning.
yeahhedugit
friendsofsandwiches
"you have sex toys?"
OhIfIMust
Even if there are biological markers that increase risk, making kinder and more supportive societies is still gonna be the only real cure.
yeahhedugit
Kindness is absolutely important, but certain chemical imbalances will likely need treatment. A cleaner environment helps, too.
OhIfIMust
It's diathesis-stress: Vulnerabilities are less likely to manifest as clinically-significant symptoms or syndromes without sufficient >
OhIfIMust
strain from the environment. The more stressful the environment, the more people will crumble under it; I'd argue that most of the stress >
OhIfIMust
we experience in the modern world is completely unnecessary and could be reduced tremendously if we all got our heads out of our collective>
OhIfIMust
arses and started restructuring our priorities.
HeyOP
https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/debunking-two-chemical-imbalance-myths-again
yeahhedugit
BTW, environmental chemicals can cause problems in the brain. That can also be described as a chemical imbalance.
yeahhedugit
Interesting. I was never in the medical field, but I've done and been involved in many controlled experiments. I've often said 1/
yeahhedugit
That if I had to do a controlled study on humans, especially in the psychiatric vein, my head would explode. As I understand it, 2/
yeahhedugit
Certain pills control certain psychiatric conditions. That implies chemicals affect the brain. Was there a chemical defect? 3/