I am schizophrenic, and I would love an explanation as to why this monster has destroyed my life 😔. I was suffocated at 2 weeks old and spent a month in the hospital, so I believe there is a connection with brain development and schizophrenia. What most people don't understand, is that schizophrenia brings many other problems with it.. Borderline personality disorder, bipolar, anxiety, depression, mania, ptsd.... and on and on it goes. We are prisoners within our own bodies. I would rather be physically afflicted, rather than mentally afflicted. It's why suicide is so high amongst us schizos. We are the ultimate punished ones, here to serve our sentences.😔 I know, what a depressing comment huh? My life in a nutshell.

@GoddessofMusicTv

6 жыл бұрын

Владимир-сын путина- Пост Just don’t give up, luv..

@gulraizfarrukh

6 жыл бұрын

I hope you het better bro i know there is no real cure for this...

@SlugDropsonheads

6 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear you are having so much trouble with your diagnosis. Stay strong and I hope you find some peace. Much love from USA!

@satyr1349

6 жыл бұрын

Terribly sorry for the condition. Hope your life has improved. As a person who has experienced temporal lobe epilepsy since i was a young child, then as a teen and adult developing severe clinical depression twice with 2 anxiety disorders; I can emphasise somewhat. I've met many people with schizophrenia over the years, in hospital and therapy groups and have witnessed the suffering and pain inflicted going from depressed/anxious to delusional/hallucinatory. All bar one have been thoroughly nice people however which is important to state. The lack of understand and information along with the stigma against mental illness must end.

@Bereft777

6 жыл бұрын

Владимир-сын путина- Пост remember that those we call disabled by their disorder were once our leaders, healers, seers and spiritual guides. What has happened to your physical body doesn't have to be how you behave. Have faith! Never give up you are special for a reason.

I think my brother has schizophrenia. He has paronoid delusions, disordered thoughts and is now experiencing auditory hallucinations. Hes staying with my mother. Can hardly bear to leave the house because the "people" are trying to kill him. He's almost 40 though. I've always heard that schizophrenia started like in your teens and your 20s. My relatives also believed that and are hesitant to believe its probably schizophrenia. Mom took him to get evaluated. I know that they misdiagnosed him. Said he had a stimulas abuse problem. What a bunch of idiots! His paranoid thoughts have gotten worse. He now thinks his own family is in on a plot to kill him. This is over a period of a month and a half. It's escalating. I just don't know what to do. He won't voluntary seek help and is definitely not a minor. We could call the cops and say he's a danger to himself and have him taken to get evaluated, but that would destroy whatever trust he has left he had in us. It's just hard to make that call, but I just don't know what else to do!

@gabbbsamson

6 жыл бұрын

I hope he gets well soon 😊

@VarjoViulu

6 жыл бұрын

hatoru9 That is always the hard thing about schizophrenia. The patients don't realize that they are sick. When you decide to make the call make sure that he gets a full evaluation by a doctor. Symptoms like that can sometimes also come from medication or tumors (although that is pretty rare). However be careful. People who have strong delusions sometimes have violent outbursts. Even if it destroys the relationship for now it might be saver to make the call. Schizophrenia can't be cured but with the right medication the patients can live a relatively normal life. The longer you wait however the worse it gets. One advice I would like to give is: look through the internet for information for relatives/friends of people with the condition. There are a lot of tips out there on how to deal with this.

@The-HigherSelf

6 жыл бұрын

Where do you live? I heard that psychiatrists from western countries are very careful before they diagnose a patient with schizophrenia. If your brother only came to the doctor 1 or 2 times, they will probably dont have enough evidence to diagnose him with schizophrenia. P/s: hope your brother will get help soon

@hatoru9

6 жыл бұрын

Vũ Trương My mother and my brother live in rural Kentucky. It's not a great area for this sort of help. But with my brother refusing to leave the house much and that first bad trip to the place that diagnosed him badly. He doesn't want to go. He believes they (the psychiatrists and staff) were trying to kill him too.

@hatoru9

6 жыл бұрын

Viura Your right. Thank you for your support. I just wish they were near a more populated area. The area my mother is in is very rural. I'm already looking up behavioral therapists and practices near me. So I can go in person to see what they can tell me.

Wait, scientists can turn skin cells into mini brains? Actually, that makes sense. Skin is already a... membrain.

@angelic8632002

6 жыл бұрын

Master Therion Look up induced multipluropotent stem cells. Its an interesting read.

@Spartacus4119

6 жыл бұрын

pls sir no more

@missmartpants2269

6 жыл бұрын

Figures satanist watch this bs channel

@HowDoYouPronounceGIF

6 жыл бұрын

That gives “insane in the membrain” a much better meaning

@Javierm0n0

6 жыл бұрын

Master Therion HAHAHAHHA

The best explanation I've seen of Schizophrenia (analogy, not genetic cause) was that a normal person has a series of mental canvasses, or scratch-pads. You have current situational awareness. You have memory. You have fantasy. You have planning, or your expectation of what will come to pass depending on the situation now. Some deal with what has happened, what is happening, and what you want to happen, or what you don't want to happen, but you can distinguish between them. A person with Schizophrenia, is attempting to do exactly the same thing, but they have one scratch pad, so memory and sexual fantasy and future hopes and dreams, or nightmares of a dark future, all play out on the same screen. To some extent, they can tell which is which by content and context, but things have a way of drifting from memory to fantasy and back, or becoming plans. To some degree, we have that problem too, but we can distinguish and separate out which is which. A Schizophrenic often cannot. This explain delusions, visions, voices... This is not multiple personality disorder, that's a completely separate thing.

My brother has Schizophrenia. He started taking antidepressants at highschool. Highschool was brutal to him he was bullied and had low self-esteem which didn't help his condition. He started hearing voices in his head. College was a fresh start for him and his condition improved for a while. Then it got steadily worse, the voices got louder and he started missing classes. Eventually he couldn't even bear to get out of bed. My parents had to bring him home. When he came back I scarcely knew the guy he wouldn't talk to me or anyone in my family and he only muttered to himself. That was two years ago and he's confined to my parent's house ever since. Since then he's been taking new medication and going to monthly visits to a clinical psychologist. I wouldn't say his condition has improved more like stabilised with fewer mood swings and scarcer psychotic episodes. He still doesn't talk to me but at least he acknowledges my presence between his ramblings. At this point I'm resigned to his fate. I come from a really religious family and my brother was pretty religious himself. But after what has transpired I just can't bring myself to believe in a higher power anymore. Life is cruel period. There ain't no sky daddy up there waiting to judge you it's just us and we have to make do with what we got.

@SuviTuuliAllan

6 жыл бұрын

Alfatazer _ Wow, the way you talk of your brother… It reminds me of the way some of these "autism mums" talk of their kids. Ever heard of a thing called ableism?

@bluishlg

6 жыл бұрын

Alfatazer _ you basically just summarized my story... the only difference is that my sister doesn't want to see a professional. She thinks that she is fine and no one can possibly help her on this. My mom is very superstitious; she keeps on telling me how my sister is being possessed by some spirit stuff which really pisses me off. I too come from a very religious family, but now I don't believe in any of that...

@alfatazer_8991

6 жыл бұрын

Suvi-Tuuli Allan It is what it is though. Even if my brother does recover (hopefully) some semblance of his former personality he's going to live with this the rest of his life. My parents refused to commit him to an institution so I've had to put my education on hold to help my mother take care of the guy. I guess there might be a positive side to that decision? I'll be honest it's been an emotional rollercoaster these past two years having to deal with him and his occasionally violent psychotic outbursts but at the end of the day he's still my brother. Given a choice would I rather he be normal and not schizophrenic? Absolutely without a doubt. His illness is both mental and emotional torture to himself and those around him. if there is a permanent cure for my brother's Schizophrenia (which I doubt will ever happen) I'd give it to him in a heartbeat.

@arm4ix

6 жыл бұрын

Regarding my schizophrenia, I think it was CAUSED by religious belief. It's that you start to assume or at least consider these otherwise abnormal perceptions as maybe true, since a lot more things are possible in the "spirit world". Then, if you have a vivid imagination, these thoughts can escalate to a different level with time. Then the problem becomes neurological, 'cause the pathways are established. There are a lot factors though, not blaming it on religion only, but it definitely had it's effect.

@alfatazer_8991

6 жыл бұрын

Na Your parents too with the superstitious demonic possession mumbo jumbo? I know that feeling bro... Frustrating isn't it? For your sister's sake I hope you convince her and your mom to get professional help, because it might get worse as the years drag on. Best of luck.

I developed my schizophrenia about two years ago. My voices and my senses ( yes i hear, I sense somebody touched me) were connecting every thoughts, every memories that I had and made me developed a manic personality. I was so manic that I thought I'm the most important thing in the world. End up got beaten by a crowd, went to asylum , got out from it and took many drugs from my psychiatrist. End of the last year, my psychiatrist said that I already cured and give me a back up small dose drug if relapse a bit. And life is really great afterwards (with it's ups and downs). So if you (or people you know) have schizophrenia don't worry there's still hope. I think the biggest challenge for me to got out from the schizophrenia (with the help of the medicine) was to enable myself not to be attached from the voices (and the drugs itself) and consider it as an overload imaginations and tried to control it.

@khanajaz7107

5 жыл бұрын

Pray is the last way brother don't loose hope

Interesting. If the defects starts in the prenatal cerebral cortex, how come most people only manifest the symptoms during late adolescence to early adulthood? These individuals are usually asymptomatic up until this time window. If such a dramatic brain difference were present from birth, wouldn't one expect a child to display a clear set of symptoms early on? Further, is there more than 1 type schizophrenia, or more than pathway disruption that leads to schizophrenia?

@shanestrickland5006

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly their are so many flaws in this studie even if she is not misquoting it. 1 problem their has been studies from neuroscientist which have proven that antipsychotics damage the very parts of the brain she brings up. 2 this have been proven regardles if you give them to humans animals or who ever. 3 Psychiatry commits more fraud than any other group in the medical field. 4 the American psychiatric Association will still tell you the exact cause of schizophrenia is unknown. 5 studied the brain of people with schizophrenia in the past 50 years through brain imagry and after death but it takes now to prove this ? 6 the very points you bring up.

Great, thanks.. I matched about 7/8 of the symptoms. The ONLY thing I don't have is that I don't hear voices. If that starts I'm going to the doctor right away.

@thunderjavelin4478

6 жыл бұрын

you are one pathetic loser. I mean that in the least offensive way possible but with how the system treated me, I don't condone any talk that is of a positive nature towards Psychiatrists. Believe me, I'm doing you a favor by telling you not to go see them and buy into their BS.

@ArcadiyIvanov

6 жыл бұрын

How did the system treat you? Told you you should be locked up as to not pose a threat to self and others?

@brace110

6 жыл бұрын

Why avoid them? who hurt you and where

@thunderjavelin4478

6 жыл бұрын

no a rat fink made up the most part of an exaggerated story while I'd been drinking and it was perceived as the truth by people who didn't like me anyway, then Psychiatrists thought it would be a good idea to curb my alcohol cravings by giving me medicine that gave me a severe sore throat in which they would tell me it was acid reflux over and over again when in fact it was their medicine. Which I still have to this day although I haven't been blackmailed into taking psychiatric medicine for 15 months, I heard a pharmacist mumble that it would be three years before the negative effects of the medicine would dissipate. It was a dirty underhanded trick and they only get away with it because there is a stigma against Mental health patients which they promote in indirect ways. I've seen poor souls whom have nothing wrong with them being forced to take medicine that only makes them sick and then they get convinced that it's helping them.

@thunderjavelin4478

6 жыл бұрын

btw it's rats like you that would've said that.

My uncle has schizophrenia and paranoid schizophrenia. Luckily his medication makes it hard for even him to notice most of the time. I'm so glad we have treatments in today's day and age because honestly his quality of life is so much better now.

@vampirewitchfate7202

6 жыл бұрын

Toxic Kiwi for you or for him?

@desireewolf9458

6 жыл бұрын

Michele Malochů i said "his quality of life is so much better now." So clearly I was referring to him. He goes outside, loves music again, he's independent and he's reconnecting with family. He's getting an enriching experience again. He is even considering playing guitar again, it used to be his favorite thing. He's still dealing with anxiety but aye, one thing at a time and he's improved so much.

@vampirewitchfate7202

6 жыл бұрын

Toxic Kiwi good to hear

@Slidehhy

Жыл бұрын

​@@desireewolf9458what meds was he on

Never been on any video so early

@martinsvinklers9307

6 жыл бұрын

Megha Sharma because you have this dissorder?

@mitsuki2504

6 жыл бұрын

Mārtiņš Vinklers no.. Wanted to learn more on this disease But do you??

@thunderjavelin4478

6 жыл бұрын

it's called the notification button, all channels have them

@mitsuki2504

6 жыл бұрын

Thunder Javelin ohhh thanks for telling that You're Einstein

@thunderjavelin4478

6 жыл бұрын

I'm insulted, compared to you people it's ducks who are the Einsteins

Hey, I love science and your videos, and it would be soooooo amazing if you could please make a video on what things would be like if there was no such thing as time

@bnb7094

2 жыл бұрын

>Time is the way we measure the Length of any event we pay attention to. We shouldn't only measure an event's Length. Every event that happens in the universe will still go on. Everything has always existed and will continue to exist in some shape or form in an endless cycle of change. People have come to think of "time" as a thing in and of itself. But it is just another way to measure an event we choose to observe. There are many more important things happening in an event other than how long it lasts. We should be identifying those other properties more than their Length.

It’s abnormal to fear people with any diagnosis. It’s easy to get accused of a crime by a complainer. It takes a full recovery for a past time sufferer to prove their good.

This is very very cool! There are 3 people in my extended family with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. So, there is absolutely a genetic component, but knowing that it begins in the first 12 weeks is extremely valuable!

This is terrible to think that you were born this way. If you can think you can reprogram your mind. We are completely different human beings every seven years down to every cell and your body has regenerated. It takes work, but if you can think, you can change your brain patterns. If you have enough discipline/ personal energy to do it.

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

3 ай бұрын

That's what I'm doing. I'm finding ways to raign myself in

I love your videos and I hope you can update Apple Podcasts as well. KZread is not accessible in China.

That's fascinating! So who did this study?

*THAT'S WHY CABLE MANAGEMENT IS IMPORTANT*

@Djoodibooti

6 жыл бұрын

S L A V G H T E R S E A S O N YOU BETTER STAP!

For some reason I've always had a fear of having schizophrenia. I've had dreams where I have it. My dreams are almost completely realistic so I'm freaked out when I wake up.

This is great news to hear. Question, would it be possible for humans consumer level to be able to map the brain and look for that pathway to see if it is good or bad? That way it could be a a huge data source and might open other ideas and possible cures

I've waited so long for this.

I often wonder if psychedelic drugs and the hallucinations it comes with is a similar mechanism at work in the brain of someone with schizophrenia. I know there were studies done with acid and schizophrenia patients and the study showed the drug did nothing to them. Often times the reported feeling tingley and warm but none experienced hallucinations while under the influence of a psychedelic drug.

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

3 ай бұрын

Where can I look this up??

Hey how about creating a video on myopia

@jaye_statefarm

6 жыл бұрын

Abhishek Parmar I have myopia

Sometimes I say my agenda or script out loud and when people see me saying my agenda or script out loud they wrongly think that I am schizophrenic or paranoid.

Science is #awesome

@shahmirkhan5373

6 жыл бұрын

Techie Planet do you mean "science" as studying dense research papers and spending 100s of hours on a subject through trial and error. All of this in the hope that your study proves itself and is correct? No?

@techieplanet772

6 жыл бұрын

Neander Stall it's About always increase curiosity and keep exploring new idea

@Siberius-

6 жыл бұрын

Neander - When we say "science" is awesome.. we mean the outcome of science and how it progresses things and our understanding. What it does for us. But also the scientific method itself is awesome (the concept of it, even if not every case is accurate or by the books). Like intentionally dodgy science to get funding or your paper published, etc. There's certainly issues with the incentives, but still. Then there's what you're saying.. which is more, "Scientists themselves are awesome". They do all this work that you mentioned, and we're very glad that they do. They are awesome for what they do. Does that mean that we want to also be scientists? no.. Are we saying that we would love to do all that science work ourselves? no. That's conflating the contexts. You're essentially repeating the meme of "you're just staring at science's butt as it walks by" (generally).

@Siberius-

6 жыл бұрын

God damn racist science! No not the scientists.. the actual science has conscious biases and motives as a separate entity.

@h.plovecat4307

6 жыл бұрын

Siberius Wolf Let's find science and beat its ass!

So people with schizophrenia can see things in a different view basically

If schizophrenia starts in such an early stage of development, why does it most often only show when people are in their early 20s? Does something trigger it?

@Slidehhy

Жыл бұрын

Weed

Anyone else miss DNews? :(

@CaptainPIanet

6 жыл бұрын

I thought they were just going on a "little break" :/

@thomasrichardson5425

6 жыл бұрын

There is literally no difference between seeker and D news except the name

@EricChamplin

6 жыл бұрын

^ Must be a Seeker employee

@relariis_the_paradox

6 жыл бұрын

Personally I like the seeker segments more due to the more organized information output and added visual segments. Works better for making cases of more vague language such as "a brain and central nervous system that looked different from unaffected patients". It doesn't cut out enough information to discourage individual research, but it providers enough to not feel like something was only glazed over and confusing. Plus now that they're not tied to the "news" idea, they can talk about ideas that aren't strictly new developments as they please. I think it's a better change for both us and them.

@moppenboek

6 жыл бұрын

Yes I don't understand. I thought seeker stood for seeking amazing stories in the world while D news was to provide you with news and scientific facts.

Where some scientists are taking a bold step in proposing that homosexuality is not a genetic defect but a learned behaviour, some scientists are taking a retrograde approach in proposing that psychological disorders like schizophrenia are congenital without emphasising the fact that environmental influence is a big contributor!

@churka5984

10 ай бұрын

It's almost like human bias can have an effect on how the experiments were set up and how they're later interpreted. I'm not saying that this video is wrong, but we have to take anything that's being presented to us in very short well edited videos with a grain of salt. There are most likely other experiments where the results contradict the information presented here.

@user-vb5pw6hl1m

6 ай бұрын

I think it's all genetics

@user-vb5pw6hl1m

6 ай бұрын

Honestly

I hate to take away from the discussion. . . but this woman is stunning.

aaand still no treatment

@DarkLord75253

6 жыл бұрын

They gives us the happy pills.

@abdelrahmangamal4990

6 жыл бұрын

we are better of without them imho

@DylanCVlogTV

3 жыл бұрын

Can't treat something when the primary symptoms align with intentional social ostracism and abuse.

Please do a video on epilepsy.

What is the time ?

That "wiring harness theory disruption" is true for any kind of congnitive impairment. Autism, ADHD, all these which relies on motor neural firing. Accidents which are acute could not be attibuted to neo-natal conditions because the neurons are mature. What you are referring to is stem cell neurons.

I wish I was diagnosed before I set myself on fire.

I would like you to do a video, on a topic related to dreams. It's hard to explain on what, but i hope you understand what i infer to from the following lines. We all feel at times ( very rarely, but yes) like we have lived the same moment already. Like you can recall as if it has already happened. This is because we kinda, go into really deep sleep and all..... I had heard it in a seminar. Could you enlighten us with some knowledge, please !!

If it doesn't show until late teens/early adulthood, that means theyve brain scanned children or children don't display symptoms so it's never discovered...? Couldn't that suggest that hormones are effecting the later stages of brain development?

@sup8437

6 жыл бұрын

Scarlet Peoni i developed it at six. It appears at any age, just mostly in the teens and early 20s

@scarletpeoni9347

6 жыл бұрын

Sup Thanks, I understand, I guess I worded it wrong I realise this but with the higher percent being in teens...those younger it could still be hormones at play? I don't have scitzophrenia but did have hormonal issues as a child, I don't mean you'd necessarily have to have hormonal issues but I was meaning that because some develop it in childhood that argument would fail?

The brain has the ability to grow and adapt. Some schizophrenia is caused by certain kinds of stress and chemicals. That affect the brain, There are methods that can help patients adapt without the use of antipsychotic drugs. Taking certain amino acids in combination with b vitamins has been helpful. For example, combine glut-amine, tyro sine, phenylalanine, phosphatydal serine and dimethylamino ethanol with b vitamins is helfful as well as involving the patient in therapeutic activities that stimulate cognition.

Here is a "bizzare" quote about it that I Saw a LONG while back. "the pathway is faulty because it's edited and that the world is internal of a computer simulation, which is the reason for any brain or non brain disorder.... they are wired specifically(algorithmically) and not non specifically, and that neural network malware is used on them AND that their voices do NOT come from brain abnormalities, instead they are targeted specifically because they know or have known in a previous simulation run that they are computer simulation"

@donnahauge3563

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

You have to remember. It hurts although you have to will from inside. I am borderline, though I suppress. To remember is to revise. You can alter your brain though you have to get rid of emotion first, hardest emotion to rid fear. Your body will move, shake, face changes, although once done. U will see that you can enter nothing. A place where you are yet you are not for there’s nothing. In nothing is something and In something is nothing. That’s your queue to your apex. Then you’ll instantly know. Remember this is a shell. You only perceive what is real if I had no eyes then my reality is diff from yours. It’s all to watch your thoughts for thoughts cannot think. Then you’ll know what is wrong or possibly what is right.

It's not a disease but a GIFT, we call it parkaya pravesh, I once had it but had to renounce it eventually,breaks my heart to sense these misinterpretations in society

@donnahauge3563

3 жыл бұрын

This sounds more like a nitemare than a gift. What’s the benefit of doin this ?

They can grow mini-brains??? I'm suddenly picturing a bunch of zombies with gardening tools.

@annexiety7517

6 жыл бұрын

wait r u thinking bout plant vs zombie lol

I lost someone very dear because of this .

@alanayoubi1

6 жыл бұрын

Hi My friend I have seen that you are enjoying this video. I am making similar videos with abit of more quality and newer subjects. It will be great if you check it and give me your feedback. thanks

👍👍very good

Bring back a sabertooth tiger and a dodo bird

But if an identical twin has Schizophrenia, there is only a 30-50% chance the other twin will have it. That's still super high compared to the average population but....dont the brains of identical twins typically develop the same? I know there is still the potential for error but idk....it is just interesting to me. Any developmental psych/ scientists care to enlighten me further? Is it not uncommon for twin brains to develop differently In utero?

There's this kid in my Problem Solving class and he basically brought me here sadly...

Why do a lot of people with schizophrenia that hear voices deny they have schizophrenia and refuse to take medication?

@gregorydakin

2 жыл бұрын

Many people show a lack of insight into there illness. As well to classify full blown psychosis generally the patient needs to loose insight. So by definition someone who is in psychosis can't know they are in psychosis.

Make video on Nstagmus

Where are subtitles?😥

2:08 don´t quote that source. Doesn´t sound very scientific to compare computers and brains, making a generalization how brains are "supposed" to be wired.

Amy, you pronounce schizophrenia like my Filipina aunts and clinical instructors hehe

Soooo what causes the disorder

@DarkLord75253

6 жыл бұрын

An allergic reaction to reality and "normal" people.

Man, to know I've been wrongly wired for all this time. that is not cool

What about bipolar disorder make a video of bipolar

Vintage Space crossover! nice. :)

My friend has schizophrenia and she's 45. She needs to take lots of pills

You should have covered the popular therory that schizophrenia is caused by an overproduction/overstimulation of DMT in the pineal gland.

@missmartpants2269

6 жыл бұрын

Trymchannel They only cover bs stories. They are always pushing the AI or transhumanism agenda. They are NWO sheeple pleasers

@aaronknobloch2332

6 жыл бұрын

Trymchannel While studies show that some people suffering acute symptoms of schizophrenia have higher levels of DMT in their cerebro-spinal fluid than controls, this difference is not statistically significant; bjp.rcpsych.org/content/132/2/139.short . This, and similar studies, make it very unlikely that fluctuations in endogenous DMT can be a "one size fits all" explanation symptoms of psychotic disorders. Much of the hype around DMT can be attributed to this guy: rickstrassman.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=61&Itemid=60 but unfortunately there isn't any published scientific research at all to back these claims DMT and it's cousins may actually be useful substances for treating some psychiatric problems, or as adjuncts to psychological counseling. mycotopia.net/forums/attachments/lifestyles/187583d1284163814-pilot-study-psilocybine-treatment-anxiety-patients-advanced-stage-cancer.pdf

@WildVoltorb

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Maybe schizos are really just in tune with a dimension that we can't really understand. In some cultures they actually have a important role and are not seen as a burden

@thomasrichardson5425

6 жыл бұрын

It's not a popular theory among actual scientists, it's just popular among people who get all their information on youtube

@WildVoltorb

6 жыл бұрын

Thomas Richardson 'blablabla muh superior science' you are just as religious as anyone else. Don't pretend that science can explain everything

What about dmt in the urine of schizophrenic patients

I fucking hate this illness!!!!!!! Its sooooooo fucking painful man😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@Slidehhy

Жыл бұрын

It's one of the worst bro how are you keeping now

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

3 ай бұрын

I know. It gets better with substance use, believe it or not!

Seeker can you give subtitles in video ?? I know it is weird for seeker but plzz give subtitle

@israkhk

6 жыл бұрын

Vishal Patel use caption option of youtube

@angelic8632002

6 жыл бұрын

Dread Drake Doesn't always work though. Especially when highly technical language is used.

@vishalpatel8272

6 жыл бұрын

Thx guys for your help 😊 it will help me a lot 👍

@mjt1517

6 жыл бұрын

in video subtitles are way too distracting.

I have often wondered if in SOME people it may be demonic?

@shanestrickland5006

5 жыл бұрын

That might be possible and the American psychiatric Association will still tell you the exact cause of schizophrenia is unknown. Plus their had been studies done by neuroscientist linking antipsychotics antidepressants and ADHD pills to brain damage.

Demonic possession. #wakeup

@burnpoet

5 жыл бұрын

Why are you here?

Schizophrenia is when ur thoughts actually become reality. These people have the ability to manifest their thoughts into their reality. It’s hard to cope with because sometimes the thoughts are fear of something bad that begins to manifest and Its very hard to control It’s not the hallucinations controlling the people. It’s the people manifesting the idea or hallucination. It takes a lot of brain power to do this. Hence if other people can’t do this then yeah they’re gonna tell that person they’re crazy or they may b afraid of what that person can do.

I wonder if Schizophrenia has a relation with evolution of human? Video says it is a wrong wiring issue and caused by environmental effects? Generations pass their learnings to next ones by genes. So maybe this mental illness is a record activated to protect person against environmental dangers? Children under stress may develop such illnesses like many.

I have this disability... But on a whole different level NO scientist has ever seen... I can for example coordinate my personality and remember everything they do, even control that part of myself and solve problems with it... It's like having multiple people living inside your brain and talking to each other... They all have their own style and their own features... I don't fully understand myself and I'm currently trying to find someone that inspects my type... It's not as easy as I first thought... Long waiting times... But I hope that my disability gives science a better picture of people with multiple personalitys...

@ericnick4498

6 жыл бұрын

Pattys Lps Multiple personality disorder?

@sup8437

6 жыл бұрын

Thats not schizophrenia. You're thinking of dissociative identity disorder

Has been fascinating scientists for hundreds of years?

Exactly those voices got to be someone

Life long punishment for no fault of one's own☹

May I ask the rational question what age the embryo/ fetus is when the early signs of schizophrenia are detectable and whether or not an abortion would still be possible?

@Javierm0n0

6 жыл бұрын

Nope Nope i think just after the greay matter forms.

what

Is it possible that schizophrenia can be caused by trauma only. I knew a person that was completely normal for the first 28 years of his life and then just snapped without warning or any indication. It is believed that he witnessed German soldiers kill an innocent farmer during nazi occupation in Italy.

SHOW US THE BRAINS THAT WERE GROWN!!!

What if schyzophrenia is begining of human ascension to higher being and because they treat it and do not learn people how to control it and use it.. we never going to ascend? Imagine crowd of people and sudenly one person is levitating above this crowd but then they pull him down * you are not flying anywhere*

@Napsteraspx

6 жыл бұрын

Michele Malochů Ya know that's an interesting point. In the Victorian Era people thought that imagination was an illness, they would discourage kids from normal imaginative play. Ironically, I'm pretty sure that was the Era when those huge creepy insane assylums were commonplace. Then later scientists discovered that a child's exercise of imagination is vital to healthy mental development. So, really the ability to imagine at all is in fact a gift from Jehovah.

@donnahauge3563

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah they hide human ascension just like ufos and the truth. This makes sense

#NOTIFICATIONSQUAD!!!

Being a psych major, the real question is, should we treat the illness or embrace it? If it doesn't harm the host or anybody else, what's the real issue? Societies perfect idea of normality is fucking people up.

@donnahauge3563

3 жыл бұрын

Treat it. it’s actually mental torture

@gregorydakin

2 жыл бұрын

Treat it. But society needs to accept it as well. It exists and people should be accepted for who they are.

Thanks for all that information. And yes, you look really sweet!

x drops a song,seeker delivers it

Are more males diagnosed/affected with schizophrenia than females? If so, do symptoms show up differently in either one? From what I've personally dealt with this horrid disease is that more males seem to suffer from this than females.

Could toxoplasmosis be the cause?

@DarkLord75253

6 жыл бұрын

You're out of your element Donnie.

me diagnosed for years yet still able to control it lol.

Great that they're working towards prevention, but doesn't offer the best news for people who have it already. Interesting to know exactly what it is though

@angelic8632002

6 жыл бұрын

Erik S Research in brain biogenesis is under way that attempts to mimic what happens in infants and fetuses when brains form and integrate. It would possibly make restructuring of parts of the brain a possibility in adults.

Great discovery...! Researchers can now look for ways to help foetuses in the first trimester. Although I do worry about people opting for abortion like what happened with Down syndrome screening.

@ArcadiyIvanov

6 жыл бұрын

Why are you worried about it? If they can't be helped why give birth to a human that will suffer throughout his life?

@soonny002

6 жыл бұрын

I think Down syndrome and schizophrenia are quite different. We can't just assume these people 'suffer', because a lot of them live happy and productive lives. Schizophrenia is much more treatable than Down syndrome and people do have remissions. People like John Nash and Elyn Saks achieved so much despite having schizophrenia because they have remissions. It is up to the pregnant mother what she wants to do with her pregnancy however.

@PlaceholderDoe123

6 жыл бұрын

+Circe Just because some survive it doesn't mean the lot do, sadly. Many people are left fighting it alone.

Coluracetam has positive effects on people with this disease

2:10 just like the Intel Pentium bug, and the Meltdown and the Spectre bug.

Voice in my head #167 said that this discovery is correct.

Why is the image of the 2 brains the exact same brain, just colored differently? Why not 2 seperate brains colored differently from a real test?

I'm not improperly wired. The shit I feel is real, and what causes me to feel that way IS ACTUALLY there

@donnahauge3563

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. It is def real

My friend who is schizophrenic was doing some heavy drugs. He ended up killing his dad. With a knife

@abyss1997

6 жыл бұрын

may i ask what type of drugs?

This is another reason that AI research needs to continue before anything else. You can have all the information in the world, and something would turn out terrible because of the brain structure. The big thing is empathy. - If those areas of the brain are missing, those mirror neurons, then you have some serious problems

I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia, and having meditated upon many mystical philosophies and through probing of my own mind I think it is a lot more then just "neuronal misfiring" and how the brain is "hardwired" at birth. Firstly, schizophrenia is an umbrella term in itself so it is a combination of many different things. I personally think my "delusional perceptions" originate from a premature Kundalini experience. There is a massive spiritual dimension to my "delusions" (and in the delusions of fellow sufferers also has this element) and I think that modern science simply ignores this. We are more then just biological machines, and while this way of reductionist thinking about the human body can be useful, it can be extremely harmful (for example thinking that depression is a 'chemical imbalance' rather then an understandable response due to the very real problems and hardships faced by the sufferer).

Take that imaginary voices who say my being schizophrenic is my fault.

closer and closer to eradicating this thing forever :D

No

WHERES THE SPONSORS AT THE END!?!??!

What do 👓 do to your eyes. And the membrain with a set to hide and see a certain way to deny your eyes true potential.

What? They aren't going to torture us with drugs anymore?

"to quote a source".......who's the source?

XXXTENTACION

OK, let's assume that a special 4D environment called Space-Time exists. Oh sh_t, physicists have already said that it exists. Meanwhile, we are confined to only the present time, meaning we are not 4D entities, but are 3D entities that are confined to Real-Time or present time. So what about the rest of the time of the 4D Space-Time 4D environment. Well we could call the rest of time the outside of our reality. Now imagine minds that are on the outside. They extend across time since they are not confined to a mere present time like we are. With there massive intellect, they can make absolute fools of people who are on the inside. But sadly, they have to keep their victims down to about only 1% of the population, otherwise to much attention would be drawn toward what was truly going on. Sadly for the 1%, the remaining 99% of earths population are too blind to see the truth. For instance, if you ask them about Einstein's theory of Special Relativity, they find it confusing. However, to those who see truth, the phenomena described via Special Relativity(SR), are bloody obvious. Anyone that can see the truth can derive all of the SR mathematical equations in mere minutes even if they have absolutely no physics background education at all. They simply see what is real.

Different *from*, not than.