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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2025 · 44 MIN

Depression and tDCS: Current Affairs with Dr Kultar Garcha #11

from Beyond the Limits | Health and Performance Medicine · host Dr Mike Forsythe | Dr Matt Clarke - Performance Medicine

Depression is complex, and available treatments are limited and can cause significant side effects.tDCS is a novel treatment that involves stimulating brain cells with a small electrical current from the comfort of your own home.Is there any evidence that it works?Matt and Mike are joined by Dr Kultar Garcha, an NHS GP and global medical director at Flow Neuroscience, to find out more.More information on Flow can be found via their website https://www.flowneuroscience.com/Dr Garcha is on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drkultarsgIf you are a clinician interested in hearing more, you can contact [email protected] a world of endless health fads and self-help noise, it’s hard to know what to trust.Subscribe to Beyond the Limits, our myth-busting fortnightly podcast, to get clear insights on the latest health trends, wellness fads, and performance medicine breakthroughs.We cut through the confusion so you can be better informed and in control of your health.

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