The Spice That Helps Treat Depression (M)
The spice has an antioxidant effect, which helps to treat depression.
The spice has an antioxidant effect, which helps to treat depression.
The prevalence of depression in the over-65s is around 7 percent.
The drugs are taken by around 10 percent of American adults.
The conclusions come from the largest ever high-quality study that was not funded by the pharmaceutical industry.
The side-effects of the herbal antidepressant include anxiety, panic attacks and vomiting.
The myth was created by drug companies to sell serotonin reuptake inhibiting (SSRI) drugs.
Could this side-effect be beneficial?
Many doctors are misleading patients about antidepressant withdrawal symptoms.
Safer alternatives should be considered by doctors, the researchers advise.
A little-known antidepressant side-effect on emotions and motivation.
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