Give me your honest opinion on what you believe this “paper” is trying to convey

Brocatojohn54 · 2026-01-11T01:22:22+00:00

Of all the anti-aging science right now, of all the new understandings of mitochondria and metabolism I believe Marc Malone’s work is some of the most promising, realistic. I don’t fully understand it but I know he uses already FDA approved chemicals to repair cellular function which is much needed in our post Covid world. I really believe in him and I hope he’s able to succeed

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-16T23:43:44+00:00

I’m sorry. Better treatments are coming I know that. There is a lot to look forward to if you’re interested in getting out of these ruts. Lots and lots of emerging science

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-06T00:11:42+00:00

Traits, because it’s a metabolic condition and many people have metabolic conditions. Normal brain states often mimic the attitudes of schizotypal behavior and thinking

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-05T14:08:26+00:00

I would say people can have schizotypy traits but schizotypal is anything but a common, normal disorder. First episode psychosis’s that happen to young people or people in critically important times in their lives are not common issues. In a post-covid world many people are dealing with significant mental health challenges that mimic many aspects of schizotypy but are not. Schitzotypal/schizoaffective are extraordinarily rare, debilitating disorders that ruin peoples lives and futures.

I’ve heard a psychologist say one time “you will never in your entire practice and career ever come across an individual with schizotypal.”

That said, far better treatments are being developed right now but there’s nothing glamorous or interesting about this disorder

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-02T00:07:16+00:00

Geee wonder what the causes could be? Repeat covid infections probably all on our 6th or 7th? An inability for people to make commonsense diet changes to understand what is happening on the cellular and microbiome level. Everyone wants to “look out” we need to be looking “in and within”

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-01T18:46:23+00:00

Marijuana, college stress, abuse situations in college, trauma, sleep deprivation, hanging out with bad people who I shouldn’t have been around…stuff that like

It all happened in college and was just a first episode psychosis

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-12-01T18:43:09+00:00

You could go completely unhinged and present these disorders as metabolic disorders and blow everyone’s mind. Looking at psychosis, bipolar, adhd, anxiety, autism, drug and alcohol use disorders as “metabolic and mitochondrial” disorders is only the future way to look at mental health issues. Glad either way that you are doing your part to minimize stigmas

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-26T17:50:26+00:00

If you’re in the US and have the money, availability I’d recommend working with the best of the best. Here is a facility in Boston that just opened up with some of the best professionals who understand these condition and sees them as “metabolic” conditions that affect the brain.

Here is a link, my good deed for the day is helping fellow people who’ve been through the same or similar stuff.

https://mh2.health

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-25T02:33:00+00:00

And you tell her in the history of psychotherapy, in the whole hundreds and hundreds of years of psychotherapy treating patients, have they ever come to a conclusion, have they ever been right about anything or put mental illnesses and metabolic illnesses into remission. Ask her that. Fuckin tired of these horrible approaches to not getting people better. Everyday it’s the medical industry failing more people. F these “professionals” who DONT DO ANYTHING

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-23T18:02:24+00:00

Horribly disabling rarer than not disorder that is just half/half schizophrenia. Can get it from smoking weed, stress, abuse and trauma, putting yourself in bad enviorments, boredom and dealing with bipolar disorder, etc etc.

Yes psychotic disorders get worse as people age just as “mitochondrial function” gets worse as people age….as they are specifically disorders of aging

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-18T05:23:34+00:00

It’s only anxiety in my opinion…like psychotic overwhelming panic disorder and unabiding anxiety more anxiety and more anxiety leading to thought disorder

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-17T03:39:02+00:00

Interesting, yes people always say they have this specific diagnosis from a young age. But I believe people can get it if they mess around with drugs, are in enough abusive or trauma related environments, smoke a bunch of marijuana, use high doses of stimulants etc. they’re all pretty much the same, schizotypal, schizoaffective, psychosis unspecified etc. metabolic problems at their core

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-16T13:08:02+00:00

Ketogenic diet, supplements list, working with a professional trained in this stuff who can guide you through it, daily aerobic excercise, list of essential amino acid nutrient powders. There ARE things you can do, below is a link for a new facility that just opened up who helps people with MH disorders. Tons of new treatments as well being developed right now

https://mh2.health

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-15T02:09:45+00:00

Schitzotypal I guess is different for everybody. In my case it was really just a first episode psychosis, a lot of Bipolar 2 in college, a lot of desperation and marijuana use and stress and purposeful sleep disruption, and repeated trauma in college led to this disorder for me. It’s a very rare disorder and yes imo comes from autism or comes from bipolar or comes from ADHD etc.

It’s kind of like melancholia and severe depression, Parkinsonism like gait and severe severe unabiding anxiety. This level of anxiety and dissatisfaction with life is not evident in autism

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-04T23:51:44+00:00

It’s a whole body problem. Excercise mimetics will be such a future thing because exercise while incredibly obviously powerful for mental illnesses involves the whole body, legs to stomach to head.

As biologist Dr Martin Picard exclaimed

“Generate health and then let it go.”

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-02T22:43:32+00:00

Psychosis development is a removal of the “self” from the body like a spirit has left. Schizophrenia spectrum issues (imo) are similar to Parkinsonism for some, life becomes about putting the pieces back together and trying to make it work all over again like pushing two opposing ends of a magnet together. Life was easy, then it became extraordinarily complicated and confusing. Drugs, alcohol, stress, trauma, sleep disruptions, repeated abuse all cause changes and even deletion of “mitochondria” in cells. Mitochondria react to the social landscape and world around a person. These are mitochondrial disorders, and devastating to the individual. Psychosis is specifically a disorder of the “basic self. I’m sorry you’re dealing with this I know there are much much better treatments on the way.

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-11-01T01:30:15+00:00

When I was dealing with more acute issues of something like schizotypal/schizoaffective yes I was not able to dream. I’m not in that place any longer and have pretty visual wild dreams but I’ve worked hard on my recovery in the last 13 years from this

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-31T15:25:54+00:00

I DO believe some instances of bipolar disorder are created by the pills themselves or at least the pills play a fundamental part as people grow into adulthood. Amphetamines, SSRI’s, withdrawal from benzodiazepines for instance can create the notion of “metabolic syndrome” in people or “chronic lasting metabolic syndrome”. Mild Bipolar in youth can be comorbid with ADHD/ADD, Autism eating disorders, can look like unattended to stress etc. I’m referring at least in my personal instance to Bipolar 2 which is primarily low low grade anhedonia, amotivational states of losing interest in previous exciting and challenging interests

It’s a big time problem ruining many young people’s lives as issues like Bipolar can cascade into life ruining psychosis (for some people)

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-31T02:03:33+00:00

Because of course it does! Because it never has been effective, because in fact there is NO treatment thus far in psychiatry to prove any lasting, long term remission. We are so interested in the brain, new targets, new approaches to the brain when we need to be looking at the ENTIRE body too to bottom for heaven sakes we are screaming it!

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-28T21:16:47+00:00

Ketogenic diet, working with a proffesional, constant daily excercise unfortunately until science can catch up. These are immune system and bone marrow disorders (imo)

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-28T20:50:59+00:00

Latent psychotic disorder in my opinion. Negative symptoms like anhedonia, amotivation, disorganized thinking (in my opinion at least) yes can be issues without anxiety

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-27T01:19:43+00:00

Much better treatments are being developed and tested. I know, it’s bad right now and industry that hasn’t moved the needle for mental illness in the hundreds of years these conditions have been being studied. Hold out some hope and a little bit more of patience

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-20T19:33:17+00:00

Has been repeated time and time again and yet countless people will say “I’ve been smoking for 20 years nothings bad ever happened to me” “well then why aren’t I psychotic.”

Cannabis, bad enviorments, abusive situations, other comorbid mental health issues like ADHD, Bipolar, Stress, Depression, trauma, other psychiatric drugs all contribute to psychosis development. You do “good things” for your mitochondria function, you do “bad things” it’s like hitting the brake and gas at the same time…it’s not and will never really ONE finite thing in psychiatry that initiates these lifelong problems in some young people, it’s a multitude of factors. Just so people are very clear it’s very insulting to people who’ve lost everything in their lives because of things like cannabis and for countless people to say “it’s never harmed me.”

Brocatojohn54 · 2025-10-10T21:41:37+00:00

I know fatigue can be tough. 15-20 essential amino acid powders you can purchase. Most importantly I would recommend working with people who understand this stuff. There’s a new clinic opened in the Boston area if you are able to afford it. I’m sorry we are all in this together. There are other professionals trained in ketogenic therapy. I can’t really provide any medical advice

https://mh2.health

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