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Viral claims described the ketogenic diet as a cure for schizophrenia despite limited supporting evidence. Available research consists of small pilot studies, while established treatment approaches continue to rely on pharmacologic and psychosocial interventions.

“If one anticipates sustained increases in happiness and positive emotions from having children, these expectations will likely not materialize.” (Apostolou et al., 2026)

“There is growing reason to believe [puberty blockers] are exacerbating the very dysphoria they are supposed to resolve and placing vulnerable children on a largely self-reinforcing path toward permanent transitions, often with serious and lasting physical consequences.” – Dr. Julia Mason

The study authors noted that DBT was more effective than SSRI/M for reducing suicide-related and self-injurious behaviors during the 6-month treatment phase, though differences were not sustained at 12 months.

Men’s desire only declined to match women’s historical peak levels after age 60.

Benjamin Tolchin, MD and lead authors of the study remarked: “Most people with functional seizures do not receive targeted and evidence-based treatment, contributing to ongoing functional seizures and disability.”