Antidepressants - Going Backwards: Guest Intro, Dr. Ken Gillman, MBBS

In this segment, Dr. Gillman tells us about his professional background and what makes him an expert on the subjects of depression and their most appropriate treatments.

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Dr. Gillman is an internationally well-known and well-recognized expert on diagnosing biologic depression and using MAOIs, a class of antidepressants widely used in the 1960s and 1970s but rarely used today, and is also one of, if not THE, leading expert on serotonin toxicity (improperly referred to as 'serotonin syndrome' by non-experts) and runs a website called psychotropical.com trying to shed light on these issues, as well as the historical and current problems with psychiatric and medical research.

 

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