Six One Clinic

07/06/2025

Some fun on a Sunday

Prozac is a Performance-Enhancing Drug

What they never tell you about SSRIs.

We kick off this series on the real truth about SSRIs by making the seemingly wild observation that Prozac is a performance-enhancing drug in mice.

It synergizes with exercise to build muscle and grip strength, and it builds endurance capacity in couch potatoes.

Does this mean you should take Prozac? Absolutely not. I wouldn’t touch this stuff with a 14,000-foot pole.

But what it does mean is that if your doctor thinks SSRIs are primarily psychiatric drugs, your doctor does not understand SSRIs.

If you think SSRIs are primarily moderating your mood, you do not understand SSRIs.

Read the inaugural post in the series here:

https://chrismasterjohnphd.substack.com/p/prozac-is-a-performance-enhancing

04/16/2025

Had a lot of fun hanging out with Robby and sharing some stories on Radical Radio!

01/22/2023

There is so much more!! Great info here

03/06/2022

Industrial seed oils can contribute to heart disease, diabetes, autoimmunity, and many more chronic health conditions. Find out what you should eat instead.

01/30/2022

Involved in so many things

Fascia plays a key role in your resilience. You nourish fascia and the vagus nerve with sensory awareness, conscious breathing, and movement.

10/01/2021

From two friends of mine…
Great info here!

Dr Michael Lebowitz and Dr Noah Lebowitz talk about how nightshades (alpha - solanine), oxalic acid, and prostaglandin imbalances can be a root cause of many...

03/04/2020

Something to think about,...
among other things.

An innovative new Rx from U.K. doctors: a trip to the garden store.

02/23/2020

Something to think about.
More and more research points to the efficacy of exercise.

We knew exercise is necessary, but this research takes it to another level.

11/09/2019

On point

09/29/2019

Make your own informed decisions. An entry to some counterpoints to the mainstream media here.

Vaccine injury cases are on the rise people, so if you’ve got your head in the sand and you haven’t been paying attention, it’s time to wake up. Here’s a little background for those of you just getting started. Ronnie Reagan… almost 30 years ago to the day, the 40th president of the United...

09/10/2019

This is amazing

This is the world’s first ever magnetic resonance image showing a mother and child’s bond.
The image is of neuroscientist Rebecca Saxe kissing her two month old son.

The child’s brain appears to be smoother and darker. This is because it has significantly less white matter. White matter is comprised of myelin, which is fatty tissue that acts as insulation for the wires that communicate messages inside your brain.

The activations in the image do not refer to the act of kissing but to the organisation of functional activity in infant brains when viewing meaningful images.

Kissing causes a chemical reaction in your brain, including a burst of the hormone oxytocin. Oxytocin is often referred to as the ‘love hormone’ because it stirs up feelings of affection and attachment.

Kissing activates the brain’s reward system; releasing dopamine which makes us feel good. It also releases vasopressin which bonds mothers with babies and romantic partners to each other. It also releases serotonin which helps to regulate our mood.

08/04/2019

Profound