How does the brain fend off mental illness

How does the brain fend off mental illness

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Not sure, but most mental illnesses are genetic.

Definitely untrue. Why does spontaneous remission happen if its genetic? As many as 50% of depressed people recover without treatment within 12 months.

Remission adaptations are also genetic, just like some people heal faster from cuts due to genetics.

If you are asking the name for the brain's healing function, it is neuroplasticity and some brains just genetically appear to have a greater degree of motility.

I think that's a bit of a cop out most genetic diseases don't just disappear if you have them. Think autism etc.

PTSD is certainly not genetic

Some do, think allergies.

Then why doesn't every single trauma cause every single person stress?

It might come back after it has been gone for some time, something might trigger it again

It being the illness