Re: Eggs, not LSD

[Guest guest]

I agree that food is the optimal source, but severe depression is

> about survival. The supplements taken on an empty stomach affect

> the brain quickly and rely less on a healthy digestive tract than

> would regular food sources. But I am biased. A custom amino

blend

> changed my life and allowed me the time to focus on the

> fundamentals. It's not really possible to make drastic lifestyle

> changes when you are depressed. It might be possible with other

> conditions, but definitely not depression.

I agree about the depression and survival. Sometimes meds are the

only way a person can get going period.

I also agree on the part about " meds works fast " to relieve

symptoms.

But sometimes still, sufferers and healers both think that relieving

symptoms is the end of it. What about fixing the causes? I know

that when I had diagnosed despression, no doctors or therapists even

brought up the whole idea of serotonin income and outgo. or that it

could be managed, healed, beyond the level of stopgap symptom

relief.

Connie

[Guest guest]

Connie -- It sounds like we agree. I would suggest a person try

amino acids for quick relief, not meds, and then work on the

underlying problem. And ITA it's pretty much impossible to find a

doctor who will work with you on this. I think I stumbled into it

with dumb luck.

>

> I agree about the depression and survival. Sometimes meds are the

> only way a person can get going period.

>

> I also agree on the part about " meds works fast " to relieve

> symptoms.

>

> But sometimes still, sufferers and healers both think that

relieving

> symptoms is the end of it. What about fixing the causes? I know

> that when I had diagnosed despression, no doctors or therapists

even

> brought up the whole idea of serotonin income and outgo. or that

it

> could be managed, healed, beyond the level of stopgap symptom

> relief.

>

> Connie

>