date:May 09, 2019
ne as glutamate stored in a gas tank, says Thomas Sedlak, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences. If you have a bigger gas tank, you have more leeway on how far you can drive, but as soon as you take the gas out of the tank it's burned up quickly. We can think of those with schizophrenia as having a smaller gas tank.
Because sulforaphane changed the glutamate imbalance in the rat brains and affected how messages were transmitted between the rat brain cells, the r