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I read a book by psychiatrist, can't remember it's name now... he was saying, I explained the serotonin reuptake process to one of my patients, then the patient

• x86x87 3y ago
  Normally they try multiple antidepressants or combos until one works. Nobody tells you about the side effects - especially long term side effects
• darkclouds 3y ago
  On the topic of antidepressants, there is some mileage in starting at the beginning, namely with manganese. https://www.nature.com/articles/193377a0 https://www.nature.com/articles/193377a0 What makes it difficult for some experts, is that they perhaps dont know there can be 1000-2000 mitochondria per liver cell, and Mn Super Oxide Dismutase increases with manganese intake and beta alanine, which is required for MnSOD. Point being are symptoms of depression caused by not enough manganese and beta alanine, when looking at how its missing from so much food and water. When looking at aging, at end of life, feeling the cold is also a symptom of not enough manganese as the iron based reactive oxygen species generates the most heat in the body, ergo increase MnSod, more of the iron based ROS in the mitochondria can take place, like unblocking a drain. Even the WHO have just rolled back on its manganese in drinking water guidelines.[1] High fat diets also increase the faecal excretion of manganese, and alcohol contributes to manganese deficiency. The risk with it, is with kids getting too much as it triggers puberty early as it increases luteinising hormone, and in adults, this would suggest an increase in sexual activity, which from a law enforcement point of view, is undesirable, but also probably explains why Weed makes people horny besides it phytoestrogens, namely because leaves, including tobacco will have the most amount of manganese in. So it would seem there is a lot of meta data pointing to not enough manganese. Water regulations also require manganese to be removed from the potable water in the UK, so there will only be a few micrograms of the stuff in water. Obviously pre-internet and personal mobile surveillance phones, trying to find and identify a chemical change to control the population would have been order of the day, but when seeing the rise in depression, have we reached a point where its becoming obvious there isnt enough manganese in our diet? It also alludes to the possibility that cell sensing contributes to immunity as a 1st line of defence using ROS, something that is hindered by not enough manganese. And obviously, less than optimal health contributes to the preservation of society, law and order. I could put lots of links up, but cant be bothered at this stage. [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3385445/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3385445/
  • mrwnmonm 3y ago
    Thanks for sharing this... I will dig into it later. Did you or someone you know try to take a manganese supplement and see the effects?