Depression-Free, Naturally

[Stemis516]

Amazon.com: Depression-Free, Naturally: 7 Weeks to Eliminating Anxiety, Despair, Fatigue, and Anger from Your Life: Books: Joan Mathews Larson



any1 ever read this book or at least given it a look? it runs through natural ways to fight things like depression, anxiety, anger, fatigue, etc etc

its really interesting actually

one method it gives is that it lays out all these nutrient schedules, where it lists all these vitamins and amino acids to take throuhgout the day that help with emotional illnesses like depression and anxiety...all completely natural, thats the best part....i needed this because my body just didnt agree with the valium and xanax so frequently

im just interested to hear any other opinions if any1 has checked this book out

also, if you suffer from anything like depression, anxiety, despair, anger or fatigue in your life and you cant figure it out or going to the doctor hasnt provided any solutions then i highly recommend this read...its amazing how things like eating right and getting certain vitamins, minerals, and aminos in the correct amounts and combinations can make a world of difference

Stemis516 Reviewed by Stemis516 on 09-17-2007. Depression-Free, Naturally Amazon.com: Depression-Free, Naturally: 7 Weeks to Eliminating Anxiety, Despair, Fatigue, and Anger from Your Life: Books: Joan Mathews Larson any1 ever read this book or at least given it a look? it runs through natural ways to fight things like depression, anxiety, anger, fatigue, etc etc its really interesting actually one method it gives is that it lays out all these nutrient schedules, where it lists all these vitamins and amino acids to take throuhgout the day that help with Rating: 5

[Gothen]

Yeah, my doctor was going to prescribe me to Valium daily to help with anxiety AND depression, but I told him that I was already taking Ativan and I hate taking prescription drugs so he just told me to take St. John's Wort before I go to bed and 5-HTP when I wake up.

They work great, I think, but at the same time I have to wonder if its not placebo or not.

[fikusroot]

Just because you keep your brain healthy doesn't mean you won't be depressed.

[Stemis516]

Just because you keep your brain healthy doesn't mean you won't be depressed.

thanks for that, really, it makes me and im sure any1 else who is looking for solutions feel so much better

[sd6515]

St. Johns wort worked great for me and my depression but you do have to be careful because it is known to interact with several prescription drugs. I took the st johns wort and magnisium and it was a miracle combination for me. Kava Kava root is supposed to be another good one for depression and anxiety but it has been said that it can have some side effects which may include liver toxicity and you should consult with your doctor before starting either. And with all supplements buy from a trust company because they are not regulated like most think.

[DSX 1]

May i suggest an unusual option of swimming under water?

I heard a few things about the improved circulation to the brain havent really researched it thoroughly but im sure if your interested you can check it out on any google search along the lines of "swimming underwater brain" or watever.

Hope this helps.

[snicklefritz1825]

Just because you keep your brain healthy doesn't mean you won't be depressed.

Do you even know what depression is? It has everything to do with the brain.

[DSX 1]

Just because you keep your brain healthy doesn't mean you won't be depressed.

This I do not agree with, clearly along with others also. Having a very physically healthy brain will significantly reduce depression, our perception is key here, often people will say you are being depressed over 'nothing', sometimes there are valid reasons, sometimes one finds it hard to ascend from these reasons and thus becomes lumbered in the realm of this certain event which consequently brings on the 'chronic' aspects of depression, this lack of ability to ascend from these reasons is often based on the perceptual world of them.

So I believe it is more about perception, if one has a better physical brain then ones perception of certain events may be different, one may perceive it in a more positive sense as 'moving on' or 'being stronger' Iâ??m sure you've all heard these phrases; "what doesnâ??t kill me makes me stronger". So I believe that depression can have external causes yet treatment lies within the health of the brain.

If your body is generally healthy, if you exercise regularly and eat healthy you will generally see a reduction in fatigue and depression, science is not the ruling elite in the quest of the battle of depression and psychological trauma, 10 - 30 years is not a lot of research and backing behind the drugs they pump in to you.

I hear that tomatoes have over 10,000 antioxidants yet scientists know of a mere 100 of them lol.

Hope this helps.

[fikusroot]

Do you even know what depression is? It has everything to do with the brain.

I've been diagnosed with major depression disorder, I know what it is. The thing is, if you have the healthiest brain in the world, where every single nueron and synapse is firing as it should and you just happen to have the social skills of an autistic nazi, people will not like you and you will probably be depressed. Keeping your brain healthy will LESSEN depression but it will not PREVENT it. The only reason i even said it was because I went on anti-depressants thinking that would end all of my woes and to be honest, they helped a lot but they didn't CURE me or anything, therapy and friends and family did.

[LuckyG]

Yeah, my doctor was going to prescribe me to Valium daily to help with anxiety AND depression, but I told him that I was already taking Ativan and I hate taking prescription drugs so he just told me to take St. John's Wort before I go to bed and 5-HTP when I wake up.

They work great, I think, but at the same time I have to wonder if its not placebo or not.

When it comes to wondering about placebo effects, the only thing that really matters is the end result, not how you got there - even if it's just mind over matter, it's still working, isn't it? :thumbsup: