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Parkinson’s disease is the fastest-growing neurological disorder worldwide, now affecting over one million Americans. Cases have more than doubled since 1990. Who’s at risk—and why?

Not Who You Think

Many assume Parkinson’s runs in families. It can, but genetic mutations account for only 5 to 15 percent of cases. Twin studies confirm this: identical twins don’...


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By Robert J. Hedaya, MD, DLFAPA Founder, Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center

At Whole Psychiatry, we have always believed that the brain cannot be treated in isolation from the body — or from the environment that shapes it. That’s why I was so struck by Dr. Ma...


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In this in-depth conversation, Dr. Robert Hedaya joins Dr. Mark Hyman to explore the future of psychiatry through a functional medicine lens. They discuss root causes of mental health conditions, advanced brain mapping with QEEG, and innovative therapies designed to support the brain’s natural healing capacity. 


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How to Maximize Brain Benefits While Minimizing Hidden Risks

In functional and biological psychiatry, we are rarely interested in simple answers. We are interested in complete ones.

Blueberries are often described as a near-perfect “brain food,” and for good reason. Few dietary compounds have demonstrated such consistent and measurable effects on cognitive fu...


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An IFS Approach to Family Gatherings

For some people, the phrase “hurricane season” isn’t about weather patterns… it’s a metaphor for what happens inside, emotionally, when family members gather for the holidays. You arrive as a confident adult who pays bills, cares for others, and manages complex responsibilities. Yet within minutes, you may feel small, defensive, v...


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