TMS therapy uses focused magnetic pulses to activate underactive mood circuits in the brain. It mainly helps adults whose depression has not improved on antidepressants, and it is FDA cleared for depression, OCD, smoking cessation and anxious depression.
Neurofeedback for anxiety is EEG biofeedback that rewards calmer brainwave patterns over 20 to 40 sessions. Controlled studies show improvement over a wait list, but sham-controlled evidence is limited, so it is not a first-line anxiety treatment.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) replaces estrogen, progesterone or testosterone to treat menopause symptoms and low testosterone. For healthy women under 60 or within 10 years of menopause, The Menopause Society (2022) finds the benefits outweigh the risks.
You can get psilocybin treatment legally in the US through Oregon or Colorado's regulated programs for adults 21 and over, a clinical trial, or New Mexico's medical program once it opens. Here is how each route works, who qualifies, and what a session involves.
Erectile dysfunction often appears 3 to 5 years before a heart attack or stroke, and men with ED have a 44% higher risk of cardiovascular events. Here is why erections reflect artery health and which heart checks to ask for.
Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is gaining traction as an adjunct therapy for autoimmune diseases including Hashimoto’s, MS, Crohn’s, and rheumatoid arthritis. Here is a condition-by-condition look at the evidence, how it works, and how to bring it up with your doctor.
IV ketamine infusion is the original and most studied ketamine protocol for treatment-resistant depression. Here is how the standard protocol works, what the experience feels like, and how IV compares to Spravato, oral, and IM delivery.
Ozone therapy delivers a controlled mix of ozone and oxygen into the blood, joints or tissue to trigger antioxidant, immune and circulatory responses. Its best studied uses are chronic wounds, dental infections and injections for back and knee pain, and it is not FDA approved.
Neurofeedback uses real-time brainwave monitoring to train your brain toward healthier patterns. This guide covers how it works, what conditions it treats, the different protocols, costs, and what the research actually supports.
Ketamine therapy for depression typically costs $400 to $800 per IV infusion, or $2,400 to $4,800 for the standard six-infusion series. Insurance rarely covers IV ketamine, while Spravato (esketamine) is often covered after prior authorization.
PRP therapy for ED (the P-Shot) has weaker evidence than pills, shockwave therapy or implants: two placebo-controlled trials disagree and the AUA calls it experimental. Compare each option by evidence, regulatory status and cost.
