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Vitamin B1

December 3rd 2006 16:51
To convert glucose, also known as blood sugar, into fuel the brain uses Vitamin B1, which is also known as thiamine. Without this vitamin the brain quickly runs out of energy, thus leading to fatigue, depression, irritability, anxiety, and sometimes even thoughts of suicide. Vitamin deficiencies in this area can also cause memory problems, loss of appetite, insomnia, and gastrointestinal disorders. The body’s supply of vitamin B1 is drained whenever you consume refined carbohydrates, (i.e. simple sugars).



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Sometimes it is just as simple as taking a vitamin for depression. This is because there are numerous vitamin deficiencies that can lead a person to have some of the symptoms of depression. For instance, the B-Complex vitamins are very important to your mental and emotional well-being. Since these vitamins cannot be stored within our body, we must depend entirely upon our daily diet to supply them. We also need to avoid those things that destroy B vitamins including alcohol, refined sugars, nicotine and caffeine. Thus, it should not be surprising that a lot of people are Vitamin B deficient. Of course, this is also true for several minerals as well.
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Common Herbs For Depression

November 8th 2006 22:35
Some herbs that have been said to work well for fighting depression include St. John’s Wort, Kava Kava and Valerian Root. It is important to have some understanding about each of these herbs before you begin to take any of these herbs.

St. John’s Wort is the most commonly used herbal antidepressant. It is easily to find and purchase this herb. Clinical studies show that this herb helps relieve the symptoms of depression in just a couple of weeks. It really is as good as a prescription antidepressant.

Kava Kava is a strong antidepressant herb. It is a lot more effective than a lot of prescription drugs. It is also very safe and has no side effects.

Valerian Root is good for people who suffer insomnia because of their depression because of its tranquilizing effects on the brain. This has also been proven by numerous studies.
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An Introduction to Herbs For Depression

November 3rd 2006 01:56
While antidepressant prescriptions work fast, they are expensive and have side effects. This is why a lot of people opt for herbs instead. In fact, herbs’ popularity has grown a lot over the past 10 years.

Herbs have been carefully studied and tested by medical labs throughout the world. Nearly all of these tests have shown that herbs have no side effects


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