9.0 TEASER: Low-Dose Lithium with Sudhir Gadh, MD
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This series is about all of the potential mental and medical benefits of low doses of lithium, featuring New York City psychiatrist and low-dose lithium expert, Dr. Sudhir Gadh, MD. We talk about several potential benefits of low dose lithium, from reducing the risk of suicide, to aiding in detox and addiction recovery, as an antiviral, as a neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory agent, and so much more. Lithium is in a long line of underutilized, old, cheap, natural, and most importantly, effective treatments in medicine. Hope it's educational and intriguing.
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