Dr. Michael Kentris

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The Neurotransmitters: Clinical Neurology Education · Beyond Tired: Understanding ME/CFS · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

I'm kind of of the mind that psychosomatic as, as a term, as a concept probably doesn't really exist, which I know it's like kind of inverse to say that about a psychosomatic not existing, but, but I think it is, it kind of comes out.

And I've talked about this with, with friends on the podcast before is that this kind of Cartesian dualism, right?

Like that the mind is separate from the body is a bunch of baloney.

Right, right.

We are embodied beings, right?

There is no mind without the body and there is no body without the mind, or at least there is no perception of body.

So trying to separate them in this artificial way, again, right, kind of this like post-enlightenment, you know, thinking, let's say, I think it's just left a really problematic area where it's like, yeah, like, well, this patient's depressed.

I'm like, yeah, because they're sick.

And, you know, it can be a chicken and the egg thing where it's like, well, they're depressed and they became sick.

Sure, that can happen too.

But it doesn't change the fact that you have two separate problems.

Perhaps they're linked, perhaps they're not.

But you should be approaching both of them in an equal fashion.

And I think that's the problem.

You know, this is going to sound perhaps a little self-serving, right?

I'm a DO by training, so...

We kind of always have like a holistic care.

I'm doing air quotes for the listeners.

But but it is true.

Right.

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