Depression, a herbal remedy?

I am going through a strange period … I wake up in the morning and I do not find the happiness of the day to come … I go to work and I do not care about what I hear and see … I am apathetic and I do not want to smile. I feel exhaustion and nauseathat invests me body and mind. I am inert: I do everything and I don’t sit or lie down, but what I do is like an autopilot is attached to it that does it for me. I present my case to the attending physician: he prescribes cipralex, but there is no idea for me to cling to antidepressants of this kind. Is there a good phytotherapeutic solution? My doctor is against my idea. I would like to be happy as a few months ago … and in recent months the only thing that has changed my life has only been emptied by the presence of cohabitation with the daughter who now lives with her partner and 20 km away. Among other things, I’m happy for her, but there is a bit of emptiness in my house. I look forward to a phytotherapeutic or homeopathic indication. Thanks Rosi

Health Answers

Dearest Rosi… many more things should be considered for an adequate alternative treatment. On the market there are various products including hypericum and lemon balm comp. spagyrica of similia. I would recommend a private consultation with an experienced professional. good luck and a peaceful day. Alessandra Agostini

Dearest Rosi, there are some herbal remedies that help to overcome moods, but I have discovered with great pleasure that even anarcardi have excellent antidepressant properties. Two handfuls of cashews are the therapeutic equivalent of a dose of Prozac. Inside your body, the essential amino acid L-tryptophan is made up of niacin which can reduce anxiety and induce sleepiness. Most importantly, tryptophan is also made up of serotonin, one of the most important neurotransmitters in our body.

Good morning Rosi, given the symptoms she described, I would recommend some Bach flowers such as Chicory which could help you to deal with the sense of loneliness and emptiness left by your daughter, Olive is another flower that I would recommend to regain some energy and also the smile. If you need, you can contact me privately to deepen the conversation and find other flowers suitable for you. Good day

an alternative treatment to psychotropic drugs must usually be agreed with the prescriber. However, even before talking about prescriptions, it is always preferable to obtain a certain diagnosis associated with any comorbidities that can complicate it. Only a certain diagnosis together with personological characteristics allows you to selectively select the treatment to be done (homeopathy, phytotherapy, psychotropic drugs or behavioral psychotherapy) since for certain diagnoses certain treatments cannot be postponed in order to obtain results that are valid forever.

Dear Rosi, changes in life can cause inconvenience but nature is always our ally to overcome them in the best possible way. Our company has been dealing with the production of CERES certified raw materials (organic farming) for over 35 years and we have created a natural integration line based on Moringa oleifera, a unique plant of its kind which, with over 1500 clinical studies, has demonstrated to have no natural rival. I advise you to take VITALINT which aims to give you energy, thanks to the tonic-adaptogen power, and to restore the psycho-physical balance thanks to the presence of over 92 nutrients, 46 antioxidants, Omega 3-6-9, 18 amino acids and all vitamins (ABCK). I’m sure it will help you solve your problem.