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>>162590
There are many theories as to what causes schizophrenia, I believe schizophrenia has many causes, from genetic to underlying issues intensifyed by a poor diet. The result is the same, however, overheightened dopaminergic activity in the brain that causes problems like schizophrenia (paranoid hallucinations) or schizoidia (maladaptive daydreaming), and this is the basic fundamental medical ground on which antipsychotics function (ie. They calm those areas of the brain through sedatives and antihistamines)

If you ask me personally - I consume what is pretty much well above the adult recommended takein of Niacin daily, and my meat-heavy diet means I'm under no shortage of glycine either, nothing has particularly helped my mental disorders.
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