With recent information about low serotonin being recognized as a symptom of long covid, are there any episodes on this topic already? I listen to quite a bit, but could've overlooked it. Im mostly interested to learn if serotonin levels gradually return to normal over time. I was rx'd an ssri after a severe anxiety attack but had never had anxiety to that degree before in my life. Im hoping to be able to discontinue the medication one day. Thank You!

It appears that there are currently no episodes in the Huberman Lab specifically discussing low serotonin as a symptom of long COVID, or the related aspects of serotonin levels potentially returning to normal over time, particularly in relation to SSRI medication use. This might be an emerging research area and could be covered in future episodes as more studies and insights become available.

For now, monitoring upcoming episodes might be beneficial as this topic could align with the podcast’s focus on neuroscience and health. If you have any other questions or need information on a different topic, feel free to ask!

Currently, there are no episodes in the Huberman Lab that directly address topics on serotonin levels or long COVID. This specific combination might not yet have been covered in the episodes released so far. As these topics are both pertinent to neuroscience and mental health, they may be explored in future content given the ongoing developments in COVID-19 research and the significance of neurotransmitters like serotonin in mental health.

If there's another subject within neuroscience, mental health, or physiology that interests you, or if you have more questions on managing anxiety and medication, feel free to ask for guidance based on the available episodes!

To submit a question to Dr. Andrew Huberman specifically about serotonin levels or long COVID or any other topic, a practical approach would involve participation during "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) sessions or live Q&A events that he hosts. These sessions are designed to allow for interaction with the audience, where participants can ask varied questions.

Participating in Q&A Events

For instance, Dr. Huberman often holds live Q&A events in different cities, such as the ones documented in episodes like LIVE EVENT Q&A in Toronto, ON and in Melbourne, AU. Although these are live events, if similar opportunities arise, attending them could be an excellent way to pose your questions directly.

Huberman Lab Premium

Dr. Huberman also has a segment described in several episodes, such as AMA #7 and AMA #15, where he discusses various topics based on questions submitted. It's mentioned that this feature is part of the "Huberman Lab Premium", where subscribing might provide a channel to submit questions.

General Inquiry

If these specific formats don't suit your needs, another general approach could be visiting the Huberman Lab’s official website or social media profiles, where they might provide contact emails or forms for public inquiries.

These methods are usually outlined in specific episodes or on the official Huberman Lab platforms, so keeping an eye on those resources for announcements about upcoming sessions or updates on participation methods could be beneficial.