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Pharmacology and neuroscience, simplified. The mechanisms behind the drugs, the claims, and the headlines — without turning the science into a lecture.
Formerly built on AAS pharmacology. Now expanding into the full breadth of applied pharmacology — psychiatric drugs, neurodegeneration, drug metabolism, and everything between.
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Rebuttal
SSRIs vs. What’s Next
Monoamine reuptake inhibition made sense in 1987. Esketamine, zuranolone, and psilocybin argue for something else entirely.
sourceFull script + fact-check and others -
Evolutionary psychiatry
Reser’s Evolutionary Theory of Autism
Analyzing the evolutionary trade-offs and adaptive hypotheses behind neurodevelopmental variation.
sourceReser et al., 2011 and others -
Rebuttal / SSRI safety
SSRI Efficacy & the “Long-Term Trial” Myth
Debunking claims about the lack of long-term placebo controls, and examining what the trials actually demonstrate.
sourceCipriani et al., 2018 and others -
Neurogenesis
The Neurons You Weren’t Born With
Bomb-pulse carbon-14 dating says your hippocampus is younger than you think.
sourceSpalding et al., 2013 and others
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