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What they are trying to say is that depression pills are as helpful as vitamin supplements are for sports. If you happen to be a top athlete that’s just not ge
by maxwell86 5y ago
What they are trying to say is that depression pills are as helpful as vitamin supplements are for sports.
If you happen to be a top athlete that’s just not getting enough vitamins, the supplements might help a bit (not as much as correcting the diet though). If you are a couch potato, you might have a Vitamine imbalance, and the supplements might correct it, but the supplements won’t turn the couch potato into a top athlete.
That would require a complete lifestyle change. From maybe new sport affine friends, to better diet, motivation, schedule, training routines, and a big time investment.
The analogy of the OP is that curing depression with pills “is like” trying to turn a couch potato into a top athlete using pills. The fact that the pills do something doesn’t mean that they achieve the goal.
- jjeaff 5y agoI think we have a lot of double blind clinical trials that show that anti-depressants do work. Not with super high success rates, but higher than vitamin supplementation.