Thank you so much for this work, it was easy to understand the topics in a light and interactive way! Continue with the amazing work! Cheers! :)

@senseofmindshow

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and for the compliments!

Awesome vid. A little tip, a mention of diseases where glutamatergic firing goes wrong and chemicals that inhibit glutamatergic firing would’ve been awesome. ASD, Huntington’s, ALS etc…

@senseofmindshow

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you for the suggestion!

Thank you very much!

Muito obrigado. Esse vídeo é excelente (eu também aprendo um novo vocabulário em inglês, o meu glutamato faz um duplo trabalho em meu encéfalo, assistindo esse canal, rs rs).

What happens when you take methylene blue, a lot of electrolytes and ketamine? Do you become an extremely quick ketamine metabolizer?

Thanks for the video, I’m using it for my exam review😇 You explain very well, your voice is nice , very good use of the silence and you’re cute😉 you look like Clark Kent 😍

@senseofmindshow

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that you're finding it useful! What class is the exam for? Also, thank you! I'm not gonna lie... I've dressed up as Clark Kent more than once for Halloween xD

@volveracasa26

2 жыл бұрын

@@senseofmindshow Cognitive psychology and the brain (in Norway) It’s a 2 part exam. The first one i could choose the topic, in this case: Chronic traumatic encephalopathy and the second is a surprise😬 (essay both)

@volveracasa26

2 жыл бұрын

@@senseofmindshow can you recommend me one of your videos for the CTE topic? 😇

@senseofmindshow

2 жыл бұрын

@Roxanne C. Olsen Wow that sounds really interesting. And I wish I could recommend one! Unfortunately I don't yet have a video on that topic. I am planning to do one in the near future, but it may not work out with the timing of your exam 😕 If you ever have any other topic suggestions, please let me know!

@volveracasa26

2 жыл бұрын

@@senseofmindshow I’m sure you’ll make really good videos on whatever the topic is😌 how can I suggest new videos? here in the comments box?

I believe I have glutamate imbalance with my history of conditions. Long time RLS and poor sleep, can't nap, brain never stops thinking even though I'm not stressed about anything, even when I'm tired I can't rest. I also read somewhere else that excessive glutamate can cause over active bladder, is this something you've encountered before? Been taking taurine and theanine for a week now trying to bring my gaba up. Is there anything else I could be taking?

Does addiction lower glutamate levels?

Any chance the reminder to like and subscribe could disappear please? Your content is so great. Shame it gets constantly interrupted.