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We don't know about severity of the depression when we say depression. My friend has racing thoughts, feeling tired all time, unable to move, unable to think.
by InGodsName 8y ago
We don't know about severity of the depression when we say depression.
My friend has racing thoughts, feeling tired all time, unable to move, unable to think.
Negatives thoughts amplifying to point where nothing no longer makes sense.
Can such depression be treated?
When she was born, she had a serological conflict.
1. She first recognized it at age 8.
2. Now she's 18
3. Tried sucide at 16
It's not like she doesn't want to get better. She has everything good going for her but her body/brain isn't helping her.
Now, this article makes me wonder if she had this depression since birth and only understood it by 8.
And wether she is still affected by antibodies eating out her cells?
Tho i don't have any real sister but she is like my own sister.
I am willing to spend all my money to see her cured from this depression. But nothing has worked so far.
- z3t4 8y agoi think its warranted to go see a doctor.
- smnplk 8y agoPardon me for saying something she has already tried. But here are some ideas. - put her on a strict meat & veggies only diet (without nightshades) - Look into low dose naltrexon therapy, there is a LDN facebook group where you can ask questions. Oh and of course, visit many doctors and ask them about treatment.
- wolco 8y agoI wonder if changing the gut bacteria might provide her a route to health. A serological impact would deprive her of bacteria that could reduce imflamation
- dan_dev_this 8y agoTake a look at neurofeedback, I had a friend with deep depression who was able to recover with that.
- ACC_investor 8y agoYou could have her try a zero-carb (carnivore) diet. Nothing but beef, salt and water for a month. Probably won't work but considering all the anecdotal evidence and the fact that it's cheap and easy, I'd say it's worth a shot.