Dr. Ori Stollar

it's not in most cases it's not a problem to keep them on those medications for life as long as you know the veterinarian knows about it and he will do blood work once a year once every six months to make sure that nothing is changing and you know adjust things like what would it have to change in a blood work

it's not in most cases it's not a problem to keep them on those medications for life as long as you know the veterinarian knows about it and he will do blood work once a year once every six months to make sure that nothing is changing and you know adjust things like what would it have to change in a blood work

without when you're talking about something that out there's like my there are a bunch of things that can be affected by these medications again depending on what medication you're actually using but let's say some ssris might affect thyroid levels might not actually cause thyroid disease okay yeah yeah sure sure sure yeah for sure for sure but i'm talking about uh um

without when you're talking about something that out there's like my there are a bunch of things that can be affected by these medications again depending on what medication you're actually using but let's say some ssris might affect thyroid levels might not actually cause thyroid disease okay yeah yeah sure sure sure yeah for sure for sure but i'm talking about uh um

That's true, but it's true in all scientific fields, not just medication. So I don't think it has anything to do with pharma. I think it has more to do with, researchers not wanting to publish things out there, you know, when they get like bad results that don't fit their hypothesis.

That's true, but it's true in all scientific fields, not just medication. So I don't think it has anything to do with pharma. I think it has more to do with, researchers not wanting to publish things out there, you know, when they get like bad results that don't fit their hypothesis.

That's why, again, I'm actually pretty proud of the fact that I published something that maybe didn't fit the hypothesis.

That's why, again, I'm actually pretty proud of the fact that I published something that maybe didn't fit the hypothesis.

No. So you mean what the actual change or the fact that they don't try to see?

No. So you mean what the actual change or the fact that they don't try to see?

Yeah, no, it is lacking. It is definitely lacking. But, you know, I can say the same thing about the study that you were a part of, right?

Yeah, no, it is lacking. It is definitely lacking. But, you know, I can say the same thing about the study that you were a part of, right?

No, we don't have a lot of time. So I think it's also important, right?

No, we don't have a lot of time. So I think it's also important, right?

Why is it addictive? If it's actually helping the person, what's the problem? You're saying that the person himself is saying, no, it's working. So we do try to look for the lowest possible dose.

Why is it addictive? If it's actually helping the person, what's the problem? You're saying that the person himself is saying, no, it's working. So we do try to look for the lowest possible dose.

That it's so powerful that they feel like total shit.

That it's so powerful that they feel like total shit.

It's a problem. I actually don't think it's such a big problem because especially if it's not causing any medical issues and the person feels like it's helping them, then why not? Even a placebo effect is a good effect if it's actually working and not causing any issue. And again, I will take it to our field. First, we actually don't see crazy withdrawal signs as much as we can.

It's a problem. I actually don't think it's such a big problem because especially if it's not causing any medical issues and the person feels like it's helping them, then why not? Even a placebo effect is a good effect if it's actually working and not causing any issue. And again, I will take it to our field. First, we actually don't see crazy withdrawal signs as much as we can.