Re: Depression and amino acids

[Guest guest]

I was talking to Dr. Leu about depression today. A lot of people have

unbalanced amino acids that is causing their depression but unfortunately

MD's don't check them. He said it is even more common than it once was with

children and teens. Fortunately the word is getting out.

Kenda

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> I don't think everyone has a history of depression . . . I would get depressed

> at time, but who doesn't? . . . Clinical depression is a different kind of

> depression.

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> I can't help feeling that there's a diet program that will unlock the mystery

> of depression so the body can get the nutrients it needs. I don't know of

> anyone who has studied this though. Each of us are so different chemically . .

> . I can see where tendencies towrds depressionn are inherited - but so is our

> chemical makeup.

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> One thing for sure, when you're sick as a dog, tests don't show anything, you

> can't think straight, and family and doctors ridicule you, that's enough to

> make anyone depressed!

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> Rogene

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