The best treatment for depression is an active relationship with Almighty Creator of All, GOD.

Imho.

Some folks apparently are having luck with a carnivore lifestyle and its benefits to people who, historically, were on SSRIs and other psych meds and couldn’t figure out why they weren’t helping longer-term. Actually, Dr Shawn Baker did an interview on this with someone who saw immense benefit once they decoupled from “standard American” foods. Will see if I can locate the link.

Yet another scam. I never trusted all of the drugs for depression, or the psychiatrists. In nursing school, all of our psychiatric instructors acted a little mentally disturbed. The final straw was when a psychiatrist saw my father in the hospital. My father had a stroke earlier in the year and was complaining of persistent perineal pain. He had surgery, which changed nothing re. the pain and the hospital was giving him Demerol for pain and compazine for nausea. He was hallucinating. I told the doctors to stop giving those two meds because that was the cause. The doctors deemed him “psychotic” and wanted to transfer him to the psych ward for ECT. I said absolutely not! I could only imagine the effect on the brain if they did that to a prior stroke victim. Surprisingly, they were ready the next day to discharge a patient who was deemed “psychotic” the previous day. I finally felt the source of his persistent pain was the area of the brain damaged by the stroke, referred pain sort of similar to an amputee feeling phantom pain. This woke me up partially to the need for a patient advocate with medical care. I saw it again with my mother, my son, and my husband. You must have someone to advocate for your family member in the hospital and doctor’s office. When you are sick and in pain, you tend to not think rationally. You must research every procedure and every medicine before you submit.

Food is medicine was the key principle in western medicine for a long time until the institutionalized medical industry came along.

Our bodies need all the nutrition we can obtain and to deal with grief that is a normal human experience. We deal with that human experience by talking to someone else or doing an activity. Grief is a normal process and when one is instantly diagnosed with depression it undermines the entire point of the grieving process.

The grieving process is time to reflect on our own lives and to learn. And from what we learn from that grieving process we can grow in new ways.

The worst I have seen is putting a time frame for when we are supposed to grieve the loss of a loved one. For some it could take two weeks for others it may take months or years.

Saying that still grieving over the death of someone over a two week period as abnormal is morally and ethically wrong in my opinion. People should be allowed to heal on their own time table and reflect on their own accord.

No, they KNEW what they were doing. It wasn't ignorance. It's just making people realize drugmakers were deliberately harming them is the hard part.

Just like they knew all the sugar they put in food really messes people up.

They wanted it that way.

Knowing they worked provided the impetus for establishing how they worked; and this knowledge generated new treatments.

The patients were contributing to pharmaceutical studies - that's all

One way or another, the medical industry as we know it needs to dissolve! The trust is gone.

All of psychiatry is based upon lies. The whole edifice is a bunch of lies. The first really big one is: I treat mental illnesses.

There is no such thing as a mental illness. There are diseases or illnesses of the brain, for sure. But there is no mental illness, because the mind is intangible.

I was once told by a neurosurgeon that a disease, by definition, is a gross, chemical or microscopic lesion in the body. It is something that can be seen with the human eye. Failing this, no disease. . We can all agree that there is no actual test for a mental illness. In fact, the "Bible" of psychiatry and all behavioral health, as it is called, is named the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders". Note, psychiatrists are trained physicians, and they know what an actual disease is, so they used the word "disorder",

So, there is no actual mental disease or illness, but there definitely ARE mental disorders. However, these fall more properly in the realm of philosophy and self-knowledge, and especially religion.

Psychiatry comes from two Greek words: psyche, meaning "soul" and iatros, meaning "physician or doctor". A psychiatrist is a soul doctor.

Psychiatrists have the highest rates of suicide of any profession. Perhaps this is because they are living a lie. The lie is: Take this pill and you will be cured. And, it never happens. But they keep giving more and more med, creating the feared "Drug Cascade", where more and more pills are given to the patient.

If you were living a complete lie, harming people daily with poisonous drugs, ruining their bodies, minds and souls, you, too might resort to suicide.

But what of the drugs? Do they cure so-called "mental illnesses"? No, they do not. Some people feel "better" when they take them. Some feel nothing, and many feel worse. All this relates to the Cytochrome 450 system of the liver. That is, some people get the drug out of their system quickly, some take longer, and some cannot clear it at all. The latter group often become the school shooters, or homicidal maniacs who kill themselves or others, because their brain has become toxic by taking the psych drugs. Some people go berserk after taking a single pill, and they never even knew this was possible.

If all psych drugs were banned and nutritional treatments were begun, the majority of psychiatric patients could be completely healed. How could this be? Because people are not nourishing themselves properly, and are creating nutritional imbalances in their bodies and brains. But don't think this means "chemical imbalances". That was a sales pitch term created by Big Pharma to sell more and more drugs to the lying psychiatrists.

I guess I have gone on for a while, but getting this out to people is one of my goals in life. This is what I do. I nourish souls and bodies.

True, I experientially know this. They've manipulated my endocrine system for 40 years now. Military jab series many times. I'm physically very healthy and still do much of what I did in my 30s and I'm 60. The pat ten years I took total c9ntrol.of my own health and body. What I ate, drank, my workout routine is one most people could not keep up with even now. The damage I believe has been healed by God.

I harbor complete distain and mistrust for all things AMA. I've earned this deep seated hate naturally, so I embrace it wholeheartedly...

With but the rarest of exceptions, most are incompetent fools, and those capable, are less than caring.

Science is putting your faith in someone else’s ignorance.

Other than lifesaving fields such as surgery, much of medicine and science can and should be ignored.

Examples: almost all medication (it’s a band aid solution with side effects that just masks the cause), lobotomies, circumcision of men and women, electroshock therapy etc (all obviously fucked up), climate “sciences” and other research which are always wrong and ever changing (because they are bullshit) not to mention vaccines (obviously harmful) and so many other things.

Psychology in particular is nothing more than a support system for psychologists, nearly all psychological evaluations resemble a police interrogation, the difference is that the "felon" believes its all to help him.

They will never ever believe that something they have defined as a mental issue is anything but, and once they have the hooks in you they will never let you go.

Some depression is real. The problem is that it is way over-diagnosed. My grandmother fell into a hormonal depression in the early 1930s, a few years after having a baby at age 42. This was way before anti-depressants came along. She spent the rest of her life in a mental institution. Diet, exercise and a spiritual life are a safe and effective way to alleviate some of the symptoms. There is already a stigma associated with depression that some who really do suffer don't come forward. Articles such as this can be helpful, but also damaging.

Dr. David Burns discussed in his book "When Panic Attacks" how the chemical imbalance was invented by pharmaceutical companies to sell antidepressants. He also discussed how antidepressants have the same effectiveness rate as placebos.

His book was published in 2006.

The real cure for a cognitive disorder is cognition.

I was suspicious of antidepressants in the 90s when suddenly everyone "needed" them.

The problem is that yes you can have a chemical in balance, it’s just how do you treat it. And it’s not with SSRIs

https://learninggnm.com/constellations/documents/i_temporal_lobes.html#Primary_Depression

It's probably low zinc or copper deficiency or something and all this time they were throwing weird ass chemicals into the mind...yiiiiikes

Does anyone have the natural news article/ video that came out about this? Link please?

Real antidepressants come from nature and are all Schedule 1 controlled substances.

Bear in mind that there are "clinical studies/trials" that "prove" that the drugs involved was highly effective and passed the FDA trials. Decades of "science" proving these drugs worked to help depressed people. If this doesn't make people question our medical system and pharma, I just don't know what to think about them. If you can't fool all the people all the time, but you consistently fool some of the people all the time, maybe it says more about the fools than it does about you.