> You can even find the distribution of other chemicals via Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Isn't magnetic resonance spectroscopy just another phrase for nucl

> You can even find the distribution of other chemicals via Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. Isn't magnetic resonance spectroscopy just another phrase for nuclear magnetic resonance or does the term mean something else in healthcare? The NMRs I've seen have cryogenic chambers for holding molecular samples and I just don't see that working very well with a live humans. Or is it literally just taking the NMR spectrum for a neurotransmitter and targeting its resonance? (that's what MRIs do with water molecules right?)