Depression is a disorder that knows no boundaries and is definitely not affected by gender. Most of us perceive that depression only targets women but the reality is that men are as likely to suffer from depression as women. Statistics show that an estimated three to four million American men are suffering from this illness […]
New Antidepressants To Treat Depression
Posted on April 8, 2010 ·
Depression is a serious condition. It is one that affects millions of men, women and even children around the world. For years now the majority of people suffering from depression have relied on the continuing development of new antidepressants to for the promise of calm minds and relaxed moods. These are psychiatric medications used to […]
Types of Depression Treatment
Posted on March 11, 2010 ·
As much most of us would like to believe that we are immune, depression remains one of the most common complaints that doctors hear from their patients. Nearly everyone experiences some of the symptoms of depression at some time during their lives. Since the best defense is a strong offense, we’ve put together this list […]
Treatment options for Manic Depressive Disorder
Posted on March 9, 2010 ·
Manic depressive disorder is different compared to depression in the fact that patients not only have episodes where they feel depressed, but also episodes where they will feel extremely well. These mood changes are what is typical for bipolar disorder, when a patient is depressed he will feel sad and he has very little energy […]
How to Cope with Bipolar Disorder
Posted on February 23, 2010 ·
Manic depressive disorder is a very serious condition and it has a major impact on the remaining of your life if you diagnosed with this condition. But if you take the right approach than there is certainly a chance to live a normal life. Coping with bipolar disorder is very well possible as long as […]
Digestion and Depression Link Through Gluten Intolerance
Posted on February 12, 2010 ·
With a growing awareness of celiac disease, we are now beginning to understand the broad spectrum of effects related to this troubling autoimmune disease. Among those effects may be depression. Celiac disease is basically gluten intolerance. While it appears to be possible for someone to be gluten intolerant without testing positive for celiac disease, in […]
Worried About Depression?
Posted on February 11, 2010 ·
Worried that you may have clinical depression? It is normal to feel sad, lonely, or down at different periods of time in our lives. Feeling depressed as a result of grief or loss or because of challenges or insults is a normal reaction. Feeling depressed, though, can become a problem if it overwhelms you and […]