Anybody know anything natural that helps severe manic-depression?

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Hi,

 

I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a

severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also

having problems with husband due to him not understanding my illness.

For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we needing

to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me to

shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel very

alone.

 

-Valerie

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Hi,

 

I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a

severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also

having problems with husband due to him not understanding my illness.

For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we needing

to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me to

shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel very

alone.

 

-Valerie

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Do you have manic depression that is diagnosed or have you just been

depresed for a short time or for a long time? It would help to have

more details so maybe I can help you out.

Misty

 

, " valeriekelley33 "

<valeriekelley33 wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a

> severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also

> having problems with husband due to him not understanding my

illness.

> For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we needing

> to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me to

> shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel

very

> alone.

>

> -Valerie

>

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What has always worked for me, is color. This is going to sound way out there, but this is what brings me up. I roll a cart in Walmart late at night with hand towels of various colors hanging on the sides. As each color isn't helping anymore, i return it to the department. I continue til I'm down to one color. Then I buy a few hand sets in that color, and that keeps me up. Has your thyroid been checked? Another thing that helps is to soak your feet for 20 minutes at bedtime, as hot as you can tolerate. Add 1/2 cup epsom salt. Magnolialovely_lady_at_work <lovely_lady_at_work wrote: Hi,Do you have manic depression that is diagnosed or have you just been depresed for a short time or for a long time? It would help to have more details so maybe I can help you out.Misty , "valeriekelley33" <valeriekelley33 wrote:>> Hi,> > I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a > severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also > having problems with husband due to him not understanding my illness. > For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we needing > to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me to > shutup and

started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel very > alone.> > -Valerie>

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[Guest guest]

Why is it you are having trouble getting in to see

doc?

 

 

--- Magnolia Rouge <magnoliarouge47 wrote:

 

> What has always worked for me, is color. This is

> going to sound way out there, but this is what

> brings me up. I roll a cart in Walmart late at

> night with hand towels of various colors hanging on

> the sides. As each color isn't helping anymore, i

> return it to the department. I continue til I'm

> down to one color. Then I buy a few hand sets in

> that color, and that keeps me up.

> Has your thyroid been checked?

> Another thing that helps is to soak your feet for

> 20 minutes at bedtime, as hot as you can tolerate.

> Add 1/2 cup epsom salt.

> Magnolia

>

> lovely_lady_at_work <lovely_lady_at_work

> wrote:

> Hi,

> Do you have manic depression that is diagnosed or

> have you just been

> depresed for a short time or for a long time? It

> would help to have

> more details so maybe I can help you out.

> Misty

>

> ,

> " valeriekelley33 "

> <valeriekelley33 wrote:

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I have been having trouble getting into a doctor

> and am having a

> > severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I

> can do? Also

> > having problems with husband due to him not

> understanding my

> illness.

> > For example, tonight I was depressed and crying

> and saying we needing

> > to get things straightened out with the doctors,

> so he told me to

> > shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know

> what to do. Feel

> very

> > alone.

> >

> > -Valerie

> >

 

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Hi Valerie,

 

http://www.truehope.com has supplements that help people with bipolar

and other mental health issues.

A father came up with this after his wife committed suicide,

and it turned out two of his children had bipolar also.

Cocktails of up to about 5 drugs were not helping them and had

horrible side effects.

The father got with a friend and they adapted a formula of nutrients

used for ornery pigs.

This worked so much better than all the drugs!

Out bodies work on NUTRIENTS!

Most mental illness is a simple nutrient deficiency, many times based

on individual needs for more of certain nutrients.

 

The best thing to do is see on " orthomolecular " doctor.

Abram Hoffer was curing schizophrenics in the 1950s with Vitamin C and Niacin.

Here is a directory:

http://alternativementalhealth.com/directory/search.asp

 

Here's a description of 5 types of depression - each needing

different supplements.

http://alternativementalhealth.com/articles/walsh.htm#D

" After getting extensive biochemical data on more than 3,000 persons

diagnosed with clinical depression, we found that 95% of them fit

neatly into one of 5 separate biochemical classifications. Depression

is not a single condition, but an umbrella term covering several

completely different conditions. Anyway, we believe we have

identified the 5 primary phenotypes..... each with their own classic

symptoms and each with completely different treatment needs. "

 

Sometimes a person also needs some drugs, but with nutrients, the

dose can usually be reduced to where there is much less harm from

side effects.

There are lab tests that can be done.

http://alternativementalhealth.com

 

http://hriptc.org

" Pfeiffer Treatment Center (PTC) is a not-for-profit, medical

outpatient facility specializing in the treatment of symptoms from

biochemical imbalances. PTC's dedicated medical team treats

children, teens, and adults with symptoms of behavioral and learning

disorders (including ADD/ADHD), autism spectrum disorders, depression

(including postpartum depression), bipolar disorder, schizophrenia,

anxiety, post traumatic stress syndrome and Alzheimer's disease. PTC

takes a unique, integrative approach to identify and treat the root

metabolic causes of these symptoms with a multi-disciplinary clinical

team involving physicians, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and other

clinical specialists. "

 

Hope this helps,

Karen

 

At 11:31 PM 3/19/2008, you wrote: Hi,

>I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a

>severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also

>having problems with husband due to him not understanding my illness.

>For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we needing

>to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me to

>shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel very

>alone.-Valerie

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At 04:20 PM 3/25/2008, you wrote:

Karen,

Very interesting site - thanks for posting it. Went to the area on Fetal

Alcohol Syndrome, which I am very familiar with. Was sorry to see there

was nothing there. Also went to Truehope. Interesting. But, I have to

take issue with the characterization of schizophrenia as a mood disorder.

Don't know if you've ever seen any, but no way is it a mood disorder.

Wish I would have had this information years ago, though. I searched high

and low for nutritional, vitamin, mineral - you name it, for certain

issues I dealt with. Didn't have access to the Internet back then.

 

Lynn

 

Hi Valerie,

http://www.truehope.com has

supplements that help people with bipolar

and other mental health issues.

A father came up with this after his wife committed suicide,

and it turned out two of his children had bipolar also.

Cocktails of up to about 5 drugs were not helping them and had

horrible side effects.

The father got with a friend and they adapted a formula of nutrients

 

used for ornery pigs.

This worked so much better than all the drugs!

Out bodies work on NUTRIENTS!

Most mental illness is a simple nutrient deficiency, many times based

 

on individual needs for more of certain nutrients.

The best thing to do is see on " orthomolecular " doctor.

Abram Hoffer was curing schizophrenics in the 1950s with Vitamin C and

Niacin.

Here is a directory:

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com/directory/search.asp

Here's a description of 5 types of depression - each needing

different supplements.

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com/articles/walsh.htm#D

" After getting extensive biochemical data on more than 3,000 persons

 

diagnosed with clinical depression, we found that 95% of them fit

neatly into one of 5 separate biochemical classifications. Depression

 

is not a single condition, but an umbrella term covering several

completely different conditions. Anyway, we believe we have

identified the 5 primary phenotypes..... each with their own classic

 

symptoms and each with completely different treatment

needs. "

Sometimes a person also needs some drugs, but with nutrients, the

dose can usually be reduced to where there is much less harm from

side effects.

There are lab tests that can be done.

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com

http://hriptc.org

" Pfeiffer Treatment Center (PTC) is a not-for-profit, medical

outpatient facility specializing in the treatment of symptoms from

biochemical imbalances. PTC's dedicated medical team treats

children, teens, and adults with symptoms of behavioral and learning

 

disorders (including ADD/ADHD), autism spectrum disorders, depression

 

(including postpartum depression), bipolar disorder, schizophrenia,

anxiety, post traumatic stress syndrome and Alzheimer's disease. PTC

 

takes a unique, integrative approach to identify and treat the root

metabolic causes of these symptoms with a multi-disciplinary clinical

 

team involving physicians, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and other

 

clinical specialists. "

Hope this helps,

Karen

At 11:31 PM 3/19/2008, you wrote: Hi,

>I have been having trouble getting into a doctor and am having a

>severe bout of depression. Anybody know anything I can do? Also

>having problems with husband due to him not understanding my

illness.

>For example, tonight I was depressed and crying and saying we

needing

>to get things straightened out with the doctors, so he told me

to

>shutup and started cussing at me. I don't know what to do. Feel

very

>alone.-Valerie

[Guest guest]

At 04:20 PM 3/25/2008, you

wrote:Karen,

Very interesting site - thanks for posting it. Went to the area on Fetal

Alcohol Syndrome, which I am very familiar with. Was sorry to see there

was nothing there.

Hi Lynn, If I do a search for orthomolecular and " fetal alcohol

syndrome " I come up with a number of pages, but my computer has too

many windows open right now to explore more than one of them:

 

http://www.orthomolecularvitamincentre.com/learningdisorders.php

 

Children With Learning and/or

Behavioral Disorders. Since 1955 I have treated over 2000 children under

the age of 14 with orthomolecular therapy. In my books “Hoffer’s ABC of

Natural Nutrition for Children”, Quarry Press, Kingston, ON, 1999, and

“Healing Children's Attention and Behavior Disorders, CCNM Press,

Toronto, 2005, the results of treatment are reported. I have found the

DSM IV published by the American Psychiatric Association of little value.

Surely we do not have 45 different psychiatric diseases with their

individual numbers for this general class of children. They fall into two

main classes: the food allergies and toxins, and those without, but both

groups need supplementation with the correct B vitamins. I am not alone

in my view about the value of modern psychiatric diagnosis. Professor I

Savodnik1, psychiatrist and philosopher who

teaches at UCLA wrote, “As it turns out, the American Psychiatric

Association has been turning out mental illnesses for the last fifty

years. The original manual in1952 contained 107 diagnoses, the second in

1968 180, in 1981 it had increased to 226, and in 1994 it leaped forward

to 263 conditions: A 340 percent increase in diagnostic labels in fifty

years. Nowhere in the rest of medicine has such a proliferation of

categories occurred.”

Children with fetal alcohol syndrome also respond to the same treatment.

This condition is considered untreatable. Dr. D.

Herrera2, Weil Medical College, Cornell,

found that in mice niacinamide reversed the pathological effects of this

syndrome.

RL, female, born May 25,1994, first seen September, 2004. Referred with

diagnosis of fetal alcohol syndrome

[end quote, but he cured her problems with supplements.]

Also went to Truehope.

Interesting. But, I have to take issue with the characterization of

schizophrenia as a mood disorder. Don't know if you've ever seen any, but

no way is it a mood disorder.

Did one of the websites say that? I just lump them all under mental

illness - you know where you go see the psychiatrist for treatment. Well,

I've been pursued for 2 years by someone with delusional disorder.

{groan} Luckily it is just an internet thing - they want in one of my

discussion groups and nothing I say to the person makes a dent about why

they can't be in my group. It been quite the journey - at a time when I

was so worn out and wasn't up for any challenges. His father just forced

him into a mental hospital and on to drugs, but he doesn't like the

side-effects and he's going off ... too bad he couldn't go into the

hospital and get the nutrients he needs instead ...

Wish I would have had this

information years ago, though. I searched high and low for nutritional,

vitamin, mineral - you name it, for certain issues I dealt with. Didn't

have access to the Internet back then. Lynn

Yes, too bad the Pharma companies took over the medical schools. It would

be such a different world now if " alternatives " had not been

systematically quashed. Even Down Syndrome children can turn out almost

normal with a special nutritional and physical therapy intervention, but

since there is no double blind study, some doctors refuse to tell parents

about the program. There's a book called, " A Circle of

Friends. " And guess who discovered her little adopted Down's baby

was not born retarded, but they become retarded over time without the

special program which she and her associates put together - a MOM!

 

Despite what many " professionals " think, moms and dads can

reach great academic heights when it comes to helping their children. A

doctor and father of an autistic son, Dr. Bernard Rimland, brought

together the greatest minds he could find and devised a healing program

for autistic children. It's called DAN! Defeat Autism Now! The parents

know there is a link between vaccines and autism, but Dr. Julie

Gerberding of the CDC stood up just a couple of weeks ago and reaffirmed

to world, no there is no link between the massive increase in

vaccinations and the massive increase in autism. Who knows the truth? My

vote goes to the parents!

Dr. Charles Gant has a nutritional program to cure alcoholics, kids with

AD/HD, etc. and The Powers That Be in New York State have just dogged the

man into the ground, but he managed to pull himself back up. One by one,

they drag the alternative doctors through the mud. Another term to google

is " orthomolecular psychiatry. " Thank goodness now for the

internet! And thank goodness for dedicated parents who help their

children get well, and go on to help the other afflicted children of the

world, despite the gov shills such as Julie Gerberding.

Karen

 

Hi Valerie,

http://www.truehope.com

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com/directory/search.asp

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com/articles/walsh.htm#D

 

http://alternativementalhealth.com

http://hriptc.org