@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind Dr. Phillips has been a leader in affective neuroscience for over 25 years, bridging cognitive and clinical approaches to mood disorders research. (3/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind Dr. Phillips’ ground-breaking research employs multimodal imaging and novel computational and translational approaches to yield neural biomarkers reflecting these processes. (5/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind Why? To answer critically important questions relating to diagnosis, early identification, and treatment of these disorders in youth and adults. (6/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind She is currently a Distinguished Professor in Psychiatry and Clinical Translational Science at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the Pittsburgh Foundation’s Emmerling Endowed Chair in Psychotic Disorders. (7/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind She also serves as Director of the Center for Research on Translational and Developmental Affective Neuroscience, the Collaborative on Mood Disorders Research, the Mood and Brain Laboratory, and the Clinical and (wait, there's more...) (8/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind ...Translational Affective Neuroscience Program in the Department of Psychiatry at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. (9/10)
@MaryPhillips23@janellison@Metabolic_Mind Seriously, folks, the brain power brought together in an effort to get further data and bring the hope of #metabolicpsychiatry to the masses gives me chills (good ones). You have every reason to be excited and hopeful about this movement. (10/10)
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Did you know that a guy named Zoltán Sarnyai, MD, PhD brought his big, beautiful brain to this years' Metabolic Psychiatry Retreat put on by @janellison and @Metabolic_Mind? He is working hard to bring #metabolicpsychiatry to the masses, so it's time to learn about him! 🧵(1/9)
@janellison@Metabolic_Mind Dr. Zoltán Sarnyai is Professor at James Cook University. He was previously a University Lecturer in the Department of Pharmacology, University of Cambridge, and a Fellow of Pembroke College, where he was Director of Studies for Medicine. (2/9)
@janellison@Metabolic_Mind He trained at McLean Hospital at Harvard Medical School and at The Rockefeller University, supported by the DuPont-Warren Award and a NARSAD Young Investigator Award, respectively. (3/9)
Totally off-topic, but I have to do a thread on this study done by @DominicDAgosti2, Jeff Volek, and others! Those of you who like to hike with heavy backpacks should check this out! 🧵(1/11)
@DominicDAgosti2 Their study investigated whether ingesting carbohydrate- or lipid-based nutritional bars before rucking could enhance performance. (2/11)
@DominicDAgosti2 What was in the bars? I will tell you!
1000 kcal derived from a novel, energy-dense (percentage energy from carbohydrate/fat/protein: 5/83/12) ketogenic bar (KB), or isocaloric high carb bars (CB; 61/23/16) (3/11)
I think we need to talk about how a ketogenic diet acts as a primary redox therapy, but nobody is talking about it that way. But they totally should! 🧵 (1/20)
This is an article about Redox Therapy as it applies to cardiovascular disease. It was shared by @boretrol, who is super smart and awesome, and you should follow him. (2/20) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@boretrol What are some commonly agreed-upon redox therapies? I will tell you. ⬇️ (3/20)
The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is a crucial defense mechanism for the brain, regulating the exchange of molecules between the bloodstream and the brain. When the BBB is disrupted, it can have severe consequences for brain health. (1/12)
Alzheimer's disease is one example of a condition that is exacerbated by BBB disruption. When the BBB is compromised, amyloid beta-peptide deposits can accumulate, leading to #inflammation and disruption of neuronal function. (2/12)
A disrupted BBB in #Alzheimers means astrocyte and microglia inflammation, disruption of synaptic transmission, and myelin destruction. (3/12)