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Exercise! Regular physical activity has been shown to release endorphins,
feel good chemicals in
body. It can also help to reduce stress and build self-esteem.
Meditate! Meditation and other relaxation techniques work to calm
mind and help to reduce stress, muscle tension and anxiety. It can also promote emotional health and balance.
Many forms of psychotherapy can help depressed individuals by helping them gain insight into and resolve their problems.
Avoid alcohol, sedatives and antihistamines, as well as substances that can alter ones mood such as caffeine and nicotine.
Increase consumption of fish such as salmon or mackerel. Both are loaded with omega-3 fatty acids. You can also supplement with omega 3 EPA capsules or flax seed oil.
St. John’s Wort has been used for years to treat depression or try a product such as Natures Sunshine's Chinese Mood Elevator to help restore your sagging spirit.
SAMe is an essential amino acid that helps
body manufacture certain neurotransmitters, which promote
feelings of well-being.
5-HTP is a precursor to seratonin. Low seratonin levels have been linked to feeling “down”.
B-vitamins help to protect against depression. It is best to take a B-complex that contains folic acid.
Essential oils, such as those found in Bergamot have also been show to help “lift
spirits”.
Note: Never stop taking an antidepressant without consulting
doctor for instructions on how to safely discontinue
medication.

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