Sunday, June 20, 2010

Depression - Team up with a buddy for help

Here are a few things to help you beat depression. Try each suggestion in order, and only one suggestion at a time. Try the first suggestion for one week before moving on to the second suggestion.

1)Sugar: Stop eating refined sugar and switch to God’s fresh fruit. Large amounts of sugar impairs frontal lobe functions and may cause depression.
Hypoglycemia: Low blood sugar can contribute to depression. Eat every two hours. Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nut, seeds and legumes (that’s beans). Eat whole foods for a whole person.
Food chemicals: Don’t eat anything you cannot pronounce or know what it is. Example: Propylene Glycol contributes to depression.
Over-the-counter medications cause depression: Example: Bismuth (used in anti-diarrhea medicine (pink liquid) can cause depression. (According to Neil Nedley, M.D.)
2) Taking Manganese and some supplements can cause depression in sensitive people. (According to Neil Nedley, M.D.)

Copper is another suppliment that is NOT suggested: Check your vitamins for copper. This may be the wrong amount for someone with depression. Only God knows the correct balance for your body. (According to Carl C. Pfeiffer, M.D., Ph.D.)

3) Gelatin Capsules: Limit eating them because of the process used to make them uses animal hoofs that may not be hormone free. Choose a vegetable-base capsule instead. Get your vitamins from your food is the best bet for bbeating depression.

4) Cleaning solvents: Fumes can be toxic to your emotions. Use vinegar, baking soda and other cleaners instead of toxic chemicals.
Cigarettes: chemicals are added to tobacco so it will burn evenly without puffing. These chemicals can cause depression.

5) Beware of drinking Alcohol: Until you get your emotions balanced, don’t let alcohol touch your lips. Alcohol is very difficult for the liver to process, and could cause unbalanced emotions.

6)Hormones: Unbalanced hormones contribute to unbalanced emotions. Stop eating hormone-laden meats, eggs and dairy until you feel better. Some prescription medications contribute to depression: Oral contraceptive pills, cortisone and related medication and anabolic steroids

7) Consider other alternatives to HRT & birth control because these drugs may contribute to depression.

8) Headache: Ask yourself why? You could have a food allergy. Anti-inflammatory drugs can contribute to depression.

9) Indigestion: anti-acid medications contribute to depression: Tagamet and Zantac. Try a two-day fast of just eating fresh fruits and vegatbles to see if the indigestion goes away.

10) Sleep. Depression can be caused by a lack of good, sound sleep. Try this: 30-minutes before bed, prepare for sleep:
1) don’t eat before bed.
2) don’t drink caffeine three hours before bed.
3) take a hot bath.
4) drink chamomile tea with some raw honey.
5) curl up with a good book.

11) “Normal” life problems: Losing a loved one, loss of a job, emotional problems that mean you are a “normal” living person. Talk out your problems with friends and family or see a profession so you can “process” your thoughts. Once you face the problem, it seems a little smaller.

12) Spirit: read your Bible every day. Prayer is good, but that is you talking to God. Allow God to talk to you—How? through reading your Bible.
Music: Listen to music that will inspire you, relax you and lift your spirits.

13) Unless you have had success with the other 12 suggestions, this 13th suggestion will be impossible for you to accomplish. It is the suggestion to Give: Focus on helping some one else every day. Giving yourself away is the best way to get yourself out of depression.

14) Exercise: Again, this suggestion is not possible with out first doing or attempting the other suggestions in this list. It would be silly to think you can exercise while you are depressed. You are on a merry-go-round that is spinning. Exercise will help by causing the extra blood pumping through your veins will contribute to better circulation for your brain that will help with depression. Plus your body will produce endorphins that will naturally lift your mood.

15) Lastly, negative people: Stay clear of negative people. People who complain can become a disease that is highly contagious and may contribute to depression. Talk positive self talk to yourself every day.

hope this helps. It is a place to start.

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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Women Health Problems

Are women hysterical? Complaining? Nagging? NO! Do you know “WHY” women visit their doctor more?
Do you want to feel better? Look better? Have more energy? Find the answers you need in Dr. Smith’s booklet “When It Hurts to Be a Woman.”
Here are 10 things you will learn that may help you change the way you feel without medication:

Why Women have special health needs
Monthly migraines/Monthly cramps
Hot Flashes – why only in the Western world?
Depression – Why the silent epidemic?
Cancer – for women only
Heart attack – #1 Killer of Women
Surprise! Milk causes osteoporosis
Childbirth – More pain today than before
Unexplained weight gain & chemicals
Simple Lifestyle Changes to Feel Better

Don’t suffer from hormonal migraines each month.
There is an answer!

Dr. Smith, herself, suffered from migraine headaches each month. Her family doctor prescribed medication that would enlarge her blood vessels to stop the pain. Hesitant to accept a lifetime of prescription drugs, Dr. Smith started searching for answers.

The result? No migraines and a Ph.D.
Dr. Smith has made this research available to you. Now you can make the simple changes that can help you feel better, too. Take charge of your health and create a better life without prescription medication or painful surgery.


In pain every month?

There is an answer.

Esther was 24 and worked out at the gym every day. She was muscular and thin. Her only health complaint was her painful periods. Esther thought it was “normal” to suffer each month. (Her three sisters did.)
Esther was eventually diagnosed with endometriosis, (A condition affecting the lining of the uterus.) and her doctor recommended laproscopic surgery. Esther went looking for a less invasive answer.
Within four weeks of her consultation with Dr. Smith, Esther saw a dramatic decrease in her pain. Three months later, Esther was pain free and is no longer a candidate for surgery.Esther (24-years old)
was diagnosed with endometriosis.

Today, she is pain free!

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