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The Biology of OCD: Neurotransmitters, Inflammation, and What Actually Helps
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In this episode, we break down what OCD really is, how it’s often misunderstood, and the deeper biological, emotional, and neurological roots behind obsessive thoughts and compulsions. Rachel shares the latest science on neurotransmitters, brain inflammation, and natural supports, while Caty offers real-life insight from her personal experience working with clients. Whether it’s you or someone you love, this episode sheds light on OCD subtypes, treatment options, and how to truly help—not hurt—someone who’s struggling.
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In this episode, we break down what OCD really is, how it’s often misunderstood, and the deeper biological, emotional, and neurological roots behind obsessive thoughts and compulsions. Rachel shares the latest science on neurotransmitters, brain inflammation, and natural supports, while Caty offers real-life insight from her personal experience working with clients. Whether it’s you or someone you love, this episode sheds light on OCD subtypes, treatment options, and how to truly help—not hurt—someone who’s struggling.
Follow us on Instagram here.
Follow us on TikTok here.
Follow us on Youtube here.
NAC supplement: create a free account here for a 10% discount at Fullscript (like the professional-grade version of Amazon, where supplements are actually sourced directly from the manufacturer and stored in a temperature-controlled warehouse for potency). Once logged in, check out NAC here!