Depression Diet
When you are in a state of depression it is good to eat a high carbohydrate diet rich in wheat, and brown rice, and plenty of protein. If you are losing weight because of your depression, fruits, vegetables, and high-fiber foods will help you put some of the weight back on.
Eat smaller meals per day, five or six small ones instead of two or three big ones. Watch your insulin levels and try to stay to away from anything that will cause your sugar to rise. By watching your diet and following your doctor’s orders, you can help manage your depression and speed up your recovery.
Unfortunately, there is no real clinical investigation for depression and it can only be diagnosed by the symptoms. However, once diagnosed in a person, he/she should be treated by either a medical expert, or a counselor, a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a psychotherapist or sometimes it requires expertise of all them.
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December 28th, 2008 at 10:37 pm
There is a new homeopathic transdermal treatment, RESPEN, now available that has been very effective for medication resistant depression and bipolar patients. In a scientific study, symptoms were alleviated within hours of the first application and without all of the side effects associated with other antidepressants, including loss of sexual function. The website is http://neuro-med.net
The medication is currently compounded by a compounding pharmacist in Bellingham, WA and there is a patent pending on the compound. For more information, please call 877-963-3338.
If you email me I will send you the science.
I have been hospitalized twice for clinical depression, the second because I was close to suicide. I know how difficult it can be to find the right doctor and treatment. Nancy Campbell nsc5458@gmail.com