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Today on Biology of Trauma is our final interview with William Walsh as we continue our conversation on copper excess, undermethylation and Pyroluria. We discuss how difficult it is to identify and treat neurochemical imbalances correctly. Many...
39:05•13 Jan 2023
Copper and Mental Health: Unpacking Postpartum Depression with Dr. Aimie
“The challenge for us and for you is, when you see a patient with a problem, is to identify what's wrong. For anyone experiencing emotional reactivity, anger, rage or any of the other symptoms of copper excess, the test that you would need to get would be copper, zinc and ceruloplasm, at the minimum.”
Ever wondered how something as simple as a mineral imbalance could affect your mental health? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Biology of Trauma', Dr. Aimie Apigian sits down with William Walsh to explore the hidden dangers of copper excess. They dive into how elevated copper levels can lead to postpartum depression, irritability, and even violent tendencies in children. This isn't just about mental health; it's about understanding the biological roots that often go unnoticed.
Imagine struggling with mood swings or anger, only to find out it's linked to something as fixable as copper levels. Dr. Aimie and Walsh also tackle the complexities of neurochemical imbalances and the challenges in diagnosing them correctly. They shed light on the role of methylation in mental health and why the standard treatments might not always be effective. You’ll learn about Pyroluria, a condition affecting 10% of the population, and why personalized care is crucial for recovery.
Whether you're a new mom grappling with postpartum blues or someone trying to understand your emotional reactivity, this episode offers science-backed solutions that could make a real difference in your life. Tune in for a blend of practical advice and cutting-edge research that challenges conventional wisdom and offers new hope for those struggling with mental health issues.

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