Scientists at Duke University have found that blocking one neurotransmitter in the brain stopped obsessive-compulsive behavior in minutes.
According to the journal Biological Psychiatry, Duke researchers experimented with mice bred to exhibit anxiety and obsessive behavior. Mice were given a drug that blocked one neurotransmitter, mGluR5. The obsessive behavior stopped within minutes. More research is needed.
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