Saffron for mood and depression
Did you know that there are a number of clinical studies showing the culinary spice saffron is as effective as anti-depressant drugs and has no side-effects?
read moreDid you know that there are a number of clinical studies showing the culinary spice saffron is as effective as anti-depressant drugs and has no side-effects?
read moreThe food you eat may be changing your mood by increasing inflammation in your brain. A remarkable study of over 40,000 women suggests a pro-inflammatory diet is linked to the development of depression.
read moreThe spice turmeric has a long history of use as a medicine for stress and mood, and a new study has shown for the first time that curcumin has a powerful anti-depressant effect within just 6 weeks.
read moreTwo recent scientific publications have concluded that magnesium is a safe and likely helpful treatment for depression while highlighting the need for more research on this under appreciated nutritional medicine.
read moreIn a new study the dietary supplement 5-hydroxy-tryptophan (5HTP) and fluoxetine (Prozac) showed significant and nearly equal reduction in depression within two weeks.
read moreThe herb chamomile has a long traditional use for depression and anxiety, and an exploratory study supports its anti-depressant activity.
read more