Health, Depression, Vitamin E Vitamin E status, role in depression?

[Guest guest]

The psychiatric paridym in America is not to find the cause of " depression "

but to use drugs that the patient will be expected to pay a psychiatrist

3-12 times per year to recieve their prescription regardless of

effectiveness, side effects or withdrawal symptoms of the medications they

prescribe. Testing for nutritional deficiencies to eliminate the

" psychiatric problem "

would not be in the best financial interests of the psychiatric industrial

complex and therefore will probably not be agressively researched while

Codex Alimentarius moves toward depriving Americans of the nutritional

supplements they have researched on their own and found they need without a

prescription.

 

 

 

http://nutraingredients.com/news/ng.asp?id=57829 & n=dh34 & c=wokvpgxagwnympq

 

Vitamin E status, role in depression?

(Ed. of course they probably could find many nutritional diffiencies

in deppresed people.)

 

03/02/2005 - People with depression appear to have lower levels of

the vitamin E alpha-tocopherol circulating in their bloodstream,

report researchers, who will investigate further whether vitamin E

supplements can help their symptoms.