Vitamin D improves anti-depressant drug response
Adding vitamin D to standard anti-depressant medication has been shown to improve treatment response compared to medication alone.
read moreAdding vitamin D to standard anti-depressant medication has been shown to improve treatment response compared to medication alone.
read moreSugar rots your teeth, and also your brain. A little talked about discovery is that drinking soft drink, or liquid sugar, is strongly associated with serious mental health problems such as depression and suicide.
read morePsychological distress has been linked to increased risk of death from illnesses such as heart disease and cancer, and the more distress the higher your risk.
read moreSome 30 years ago studies of the dietary supplement 5-HTP suggested benefit in depressive disorders but this research came to a halt, perhaps by no coincidence, around the time that the first selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor (SSRI), fluoxetine (Prozac) was approved in the United States
read moreCompared to conditions like heart disease and obesity the evidence connecting food to mood has been lacking, however new evidence has strongly linked nutrition to psychiatry.
read moreTreatment with vitamin D has been shown to relieve symptoms of depression in a group of Swedish adolescents, a discovery that suggests vitamin D deficiency could be an easily treated cause of depression
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