[nocturnalman]

Here is the link with all 10 pages:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41...uCLFtk3dyY_Yj98f6CcFvMVqVGqLQ4mWmOGFOGJLmJpc=

 

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It is not about depersonalization disorder but dissociation in general based on a study of normal, PTSD, dissociative subtype of PTSD and DID. These have recently also been compared in a large evaluation of all studies done to date with depersonalization disorder and dissociation in borderline disorder. There are significant differences found between the conditions . Depersonalization disorder is mostly related to the dissociative subtype of PTSD but even here is the differences. Many with depersonalization get it form drug introduction and the is not the case in the other conditions. drug can change brain oscillators and networks for a time and make a state of dissociation. Disintegration of brain networks is seen in most of them. Brain networks and normal function is reflected in normal brain qEEG with normal brain oscillators where some are generated in the thalamus. Thalamus is seen as central for sensory integration. Newer brain stimulation and the interventions in development is more individualized and have the ambition to reset brain oscillators and thereby normalized brain networks.

 

[nocturnalman]

Yes it's mostly related to Ptsd and DID but that doesn't change the fact that regardless of how you get dpdr the neuronal mechanism is the same.Drugs that cause adverse psychistric effects can give insight into psychiatric disorders.The paper mentions how a feeling of "unreality" can arise in the brain.That is regardless of how you get this condition be it from ptsd or drug use.There are many people who suddenly got dpdr without any cause of trauma but find relief with lamotrigine.So do people with trauma induced dpdr and several drugs including anti-malaria drug mefloquinone.

 

[iamsufferingalotlmao]

Yes it's mostly related to Ptsd and DID but that doesn't change the fact that regardless of how you get dpdr the neuronal mechanism is the same.Drugs that cause adverse psychistric effects can give insight into psychiatric disorders.The paper mentions how a feeling of "unreality" can arise in the brain.That is regardless of how you get this condition be it from ptsd or drug use.There are many people who suddenly got dpdr without any cause of trauma but find relief with lamotrigine.So do people with trauma induced dpdr and several drugs including anti-malaria drug mefloquinone.

What do you mean by "anti-malaria drug mefloquinone"?