#190: Mapping Nutritional Lithium with Dr. James Greenblatt
Aggression and irritability are not symptoms that are commonly or successfully addressed in our current psychiatric model. But Dr. Greenblatt has made it a part of his mission to understand the nutritional deficiencies associated with these behaviors and address them with a functional medicine approach. As you’ll hear today, his approach includes the use of nutritional lithium and Dr. Greenblatt will help us to connect the dots between this little understood nutrient and clinical success.
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Related Episodes:
Episode #63 where Trudy Scott Maps Gaba on the 15-Minute Matrix
Episode #183 where Dr. Katherine Reid Maps Glutamate on the 15-Minute Matrix
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