I've tried a lot of medications that just don't work. Now I'm trying other options, like vitamins. I've heard that chromium, magnesium, Stresstabs, Vitamin D, and DHEA all help with depression. So far chromium, magnesium and Stresstabs have done nothing for me but every person reacts differently. I'm currently taking the other two and my mood has improved already. I also started taking cold showers, which many people have said cures their depression, oddly enough. They are actually very uplifting. Also, try to stay hydrated and if you can, exercise.
There's also meditation, hypnosis, and acupuncture to cure depression. Try everything, because something will work and you just have to find it.
No, sharper image does not have products that will help cure depression. They do have a few massage chairs and tools that can help aliviate some of the symptoms of depression such as pain and tense muscles.
If you are in the US, there is normally a county mental health agency that can help you with this. There are many psychiatrists who charge based on income for people without insurance.
All major cities have psychiatrists and psychologists that can help treat depression. You may want to ask your general physician for a referral. Deer Valley Counseling is one center that provides many different types of services for depression.
No, using herbal remedies will not cure depression. You need to see a doctor for medication and not try to self-medicate because you could make your depression worse.
Technically there is no cure for any type of depression. Therapists can help some people manage it, but not all. Medications can help some people manage it, but not all.Depression due to death of a loved one is one type of what is called Reactive Depression (depression with a clear external causative event). Almost all cases of Reactive Depression regardless of cause are self limiting, they will resolve on their own with or without treatment.So you will recover, but you won't be cured. This event will always touch your life.
"Laughter is the best medicine". It doesn't CURE depression but it does help, and makes the situations much better, if only for a little while. If you need a "cure" for depression, I would suggest that you go and see your doctor because medication may be needed, and only your doctor can know which ones and how much you need to take. But laughing does help, and works your abbs!! :)
100% yes, in my opinion.No, in my opinion. Yoga is a spiritual ritual and it will not treat depression! I am not saying that religion can not help, I am only saying that you should turn to Christ and let him heal you of your depression. I am serious, his ultimate love will help you and it will cure you as it has myself.
A number of programs are available to help to beat depression. These include the 'The Depression Cure' a six step program by Dr. S. Ilardi and 'The Depression Workbook' which as a ten step program. These programs are bought in book form but online programs are also available such as Alexandra Massey's 'The Beat Depression Program'.
You cannot cure depression with your diet although you can alleviate the symptoms depending upon what you are eating. www.webmd.com/depression/guide/diet-recovery They will have some helpful answers to your questions.
Exercise is generally recommended for people with mild to moderate depression as a way to help alleviate the symptoms. Exercising releases endorphins, which are natural mood-elevators in the body, so this can help counteract some of the depression. However, exercise by itself is not likely to completely cure the depression.
If one is looking for help to overcome depression, they should first see their primary care physician. Through this avenue, one can get the proper medical attention and referrals to other helpful specialists like psychiatrists.
Not that I'm aware of. Anorexia is a mental health condition, and there is no medicinal cure. Sometimes anti-depressants can help with symptoms of depression, but that's not really a cure. One of the best treatments for anorexia is psychotherapy.