My wife has found that supplementing with Vitamin D3 (about 3000 IU,
for her) makes a huge difference in her tendency for depression. It
is a cheap thing to try. And you probably need to supplement anyway,
at least part of the year.
Dan
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 9:04 AM, Annie B Smythe
If people would just be honest with themselves
Honor your own experience without pre-programmed judgement.
Experiment, observe...question and break tradition.
No morals, only ethics.
My GF says she was molested as a childand liked it.
She kept it a secret, not out of an imposed
Opinion:
Depression is a negative feedback loop where lack of interest and lack of
adequate reasons to do stuff leads to doing nothing...and doing nothing
suppresses the brain chemistry that makes one interested in doing stuff.
To get around that, learn to not need reasons to move, and
I have been living under the dark cloud of peri-menopause for many months,
and it isn't fun. What I found most helpful was an herbal formula called
Bio-Fem HRT, liposomal Progesterone .75 once a day under the tongue at
bedtime, and evening primrose oil, once a day at bedtime. I found taking
the
lol - oh dear is right!
On Jan 30, 2010, at 4:37 PM, Rowena wrote:
A man in France went to the Dr because of depression, and the Dr. recommended
he go to see Coco the clown, and have a good laugh, which would make him feel
much better. The man still looked miserable. I AM Coco the clown,
In a message dated 1/31/2010 10:08:33 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
odecoy...@windstream.net writes:
Opinion:
Depression is a negative feedback loop where lack of interest and lack of
adequate reasons to do stuff leads to doing nothing...and doing nothing
suppresses the brain chemistry that
You're quite the psychologist aren't you Ode? Naughty with it too! dee
On 31 Jan 2010, at 14:08, Ode Coyote wrote:
Opinion:
Depression is a negative feedback loop where lack of interest and lack of
adequate reasons to do stuff leads to doing nothing...and doing nothing
suppresses
:24 AM
Subject: Re: CSDepression/Anxiety
You're quite the psychologist aren't you Ode? Naughty with it too! dee
On 31 Jan 2010, at 14:08, Ode Coyote wrote:
Opinion:
Depression is a negative feedback loop where lack of interest and lack of
adequate reasons to do stuff leads to doing
You've gotten some very good responses! All of them are valid for different
people.
I tend to go to the heart of the matter. I've done research for over a year
and a half on thyroid/adrenal problems. I feel that addressing hormonal
imbalances is the fastest/easiest way to treat depression -
Could be liver qi stagnation with underlying essence deficiency, which is
suggested by menopause. What's her thyroid like? Could also be some spleen qi
deficiency.
You could try xiao yao san for the liver qi stagnation. An acupuncturist who
does herbs could make a formula and/or point
also
does herbs.
- Original Message -
From: Annie B Smythe anniebsmy...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2010 7:04 AM
Subject: Re: CSDepression/Anxiety
Lou hon,
Get her thyroid checked before you go getting involved with all that:)
The doctors try
Hi Lou,
Does your wife take supplements of anykind? Does she have silver fillings in
her mouth?
I have been taking a new natural product for menopause. Here is the web-site
www.amberen.com she can try it for a month risk free to see how it affects her.
I have had some horrible things happen to
Hi,
I'm betting you get tons of advice.
One of the most holistic things you can do to alleviate depression is regular
low-level aerobic exercise. Actually, the more intense workouts help too, but
simply walking a half hour a day is good enough to have a real effect. Of
course, when you're
Hi Lou. This could be of some help. Have you heard of EFT (Emotional Freedom
Technique)? It is great for anxiety and depression (helped me), it is also
known to assist in physical issues. The DVD's are very inexpensive and the
technique is so easy to use. Your wife and yourself would
Lou hon,
Get her thyroid checked before you go getting
involved with all that:)
The doctors try to pass hypothyroidism off as
depression instead of checking the thyroid and
prescribing thyroid medication. A lot of women at
the time of menopause or during premenopause
develop
At 06:55 AM 1/30/2010, you wrote:
Hi Lou. This could be of some help. Have you heard of EFT
(Emotional Freedom Technique)? It is great for anxiety and
depression (helped me), it is also known to assist in physical
issues. The DVD's are very inexpensive and the technique is so easy
to use.
After my knee replacement, I had a lot of anxiety and depression. I think it
was largely due to the oxycodone and hydrocodone since it got better after I
got off those. I also had to put my mother in law into a nursing home a few
weeks after surgery which, with Alzheimer's, pretty much
Hi Lou,
Here's a few ideas which come to mind from personal experiences.
When I used to have severe anxiety it was due to mercury toxicity. There are,
of course, probably many causes for anxiety but mine was primarily mercury.
Having a hair analysis completed by a doctor of environmental
I was the same going through menopause and tried natural remedies to no
avail. I was having hot flashes, couldn't sleep, moody, depression and
very anxious. Talked with my doctor and he suggested that I take a short
course of :Effexor. It was a miracle for me. Within a week and a half
I was
I was also alerted to this from another group and you can read about it here
http://www.naturalnews.com/028048_depression_remedies.html
Donna ACS
I need some direction.
My wife is 46 years old suffering from depression, anxiety and
menopause. She has been seeing counselors and she was
, January 30, 2010 2:43 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSDepression/Anxiety
I was also alerted to this from another group and you can read about it here
http://www.naturalnews.com/028048_depression_remedies.html
Donna ACS
I need some direction.
My wife is 46 years old suffering from
Hi Lou,
I have had endogenous depression most of my life, as Steve mentioned
his wife did. I have also tried every anti-depressant known to
man...until one day it was suggested that I try Welbutrin. By the time
I got home (I had taken one when I was at the pharmacy) and my wife saw
me, she
Also, it would be good to do a parasite cleanse in case the little dears
are interfering with your electricity.
Homeopathic too - I would look at dermal testing by computer (Interro)
to make sure you get the specifically correct remedy for your body (as
opposed to one size fits all) and also
Progesterone (natural) cream. Have her go to a naturopath and have her
saliva tested for hormone levels and have the cream made specifically for
her by a compounding pharmacy. Read the book by Michael E Platt, The Miracle
of Bio-Identical Hormones.
Depression can be caused by a combination of
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