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Why Antidepressants Sometimes Stop Working: The Science Behind the Loss of Response

Why Antidepressants Sometimes Stop Working: The Science Behind the Loss of Response

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Antidepressants begin changing brain chemistry within days, yet people often don't feel meaningfully better for weeks — and for some, a medication that worked well initially can gradually stop helping at all. This episode unpacks why that gap and that fade happen, moving past the familiar "chemical imbalance" story and into what's actually going on: receptor signaling changes, neural adaptation, stress-response circuitry, and the brain's own capacity to rewire itself. We look at why mood and brain function don't shift on the same timeline, and what that means for how we understand treatment response more broadly. It's a window into how much more complicated depression and its treatment are than the simplified narratives most people have heard.



















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