Dr. Paul Corona

In the fourth and final episode on ADD/ADHD, Dr. Paul explains that genetics is the top reason that people struggle with this disorder. The good news is that there are safe and effective treatments available. He discusses that certain supplements, dietary changes and exercise can help, but medications are usually the best option. He explains that stimulants are the gold standard of treatment but there are are also non-stimulant options available that can also be effective. He tries to dispel some of the myths about treatment and explains that treating the properly improves functioning and quality of life, maximizing one’s true potential.

In part three of his series about ADD/ADHD, Dr. Paul discusses key symptoms of the disorder such as multitasking and prioritizing, and he shares three stories of patients who struggle with this disorder. He explains how treating this condition can improve the quality of one’s life and bring out the true potential of those who suffer with this. He explains also how treating this condition can improve communication and relationships.

In this episode ADD/ADHD part 2 Dr. Paul Corona describes his condition and explains how it has such an impact on people who suffer with this. This condition is very misunderstood and so he tries to clarify the causes and the various ways it manifests and negatively affects their lives. He also shares some stories of some patients that he has seen who have benefited from treatments in order to positively impact their lives. He also explains that there are several different presentations and variations of this disorder.

In this episode ADD/ADHD part one, Dr. Paul explains the diagnosis and all of the symptoms related, not just lack of focus and concentration but many other symptoms and problems related. He describes different types of ADD/ADHD and explains why this condition really interferes with people’s lives and functioning. This condition prevents people from performing their best and being there best, by no fault of their own. He explains the three different types of ADD, which include hyperactivity, inattention and impulsivity. He also explained that there are costs of not treating this condition that can lead to dysfunction in life. He ends with a story about one of his patients who was diagnosed and treated correctly, which vastly improved his quality of life.

In Anxiety Disorders part 12, the final of this series, Dr. Paul finishes discussing the psychotropic medications used to treat anxiety, in this episode the ones used to balance GABA and dopamine. He gives hope to people suffering with anxiety, with preventative and holistic medications, along with non-medication options.

In this episode Dr. Paul opens with current information about this panicdemic, focusing on the positive developments and not just the negative. he then continues discussing treatment of anxiety and the best psychotropic medications available, which helps prevent symptoms rather than just treating them after they occur.

He explains why antidepressants are the best preventative treatment for anxiety, and why SNRIs are usually better than SSRIs, which is under appreciated by most doctors.

In this episode Dr. Paul starts addressing treatment of Anxiety Disorders, and gives updates about the current panicdemic.

Dr. Paul continues discussing Anxiety Disorders and starts discussing treatment strategies. He begins with current information about this panicdemic, starting with a bit of humor.

In this 5th episode about this current panicdemic, Dr. Paul gives his perspective and provides up to date information about this crisis. He discusses hydrochloroquine, the mental health effects that are worsening, and the critical shortage of toilet paper. he tries to decrease fear and expose myths.

In the 7th of his series on Anxiety Disorders, Dr. Paul continues to discuss the current panicdemic about COVID-19. He tries to give perspective about the situation and a balanced view of the positive and not just the obvious negative aspects. He tries to provide hope when it is desperately needed.