Turmeric Lemonade That Treats Depression Better Than Prozac! How To Prepare This?
by Prof. Hesin
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Depression is a mood disorder characterised by low mood and a wide range of other possible symptoms, which will vary from person to person. Depression is common, and in its mildest form most people can lead a healthy and active life with the right treatment and support. On the more severe end, depression can be devastating and even life-threatening, so don’t go through it alone.
Signs and symptoms include:
Sad, anxious, or “empty” feelings
Feelings of hopelessness
Feelings of guilt
Irritability, restlessness
Fatigue and decreased energy
Difficulty concentrating and making decisions
Insomnia or excessive sleeping
Thoughts of suicide, suicide attempts
The good thing is nature bless us with great spices turmeric which can fight most types of diseases. It can help prevent the breakdown of cells into cancerous cells. It can be beneficial if you have Alzheimer’s. It can fight skin cancer, and lower your LDL cholesterol levels and do much more. Turmeric has been used for stomach disorders and pains, acidity, arthritis, diarrhea, liver disorders, jaundice and much more.
It wouldn’t be wrong to claim that it has magical powers
-It is loaded with antioxidants
-It has powerful anti-inflammatory benefits
-It has amazing benefits for your brain
-It helps in lowering the chances of developing heart disease
-It can help in fighting depression
How Turmeric fights depression?
There are several methods and drugs to fight depression with one of the most common drug in the market being Prozac. The sad thing is that these drugs have been known to cause severe side effects most notably: difficulty in breathing, suicidal effects and bleeding in the stomach.
Researches conducted on turmeric and its uses found that the ingredient curcumin present in it is effective against major depressive disorder in the same way as fluoxetine (Prozac). But it doesn’t cause any side effects that come with the medication.
Source: http://www.riseearth.com/2016/06/turmeric-lemonade-that-treats.html
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“Researches conducted on turmeric and its uses found that the ingredient curcumin present in it is effective against major depressive disorder in the same way as fluoxetine (Prozac).”
That’s because in terms of treating depression, both likely work on the basis of a placebo effect. Turmeric undoubtedly has myriad health benefits, but it’s not the panacea these articles make it out to be.
But, but, but it’s all natural…………………………. Just like organic petroleum.
Just a thought- I wonder if psychiatrists or physicians prescribing anti-depressants ever survey their patients with dietary questions like- Do you eat spicy foods and if so, how often? Reason is I have always wondered if people who like spicy foods such as curry (which has turmeric in it) or hot peppers are free from depression. And going along with that subject, I would be curious to know if people who stick to bland diets have a tendency to be depressed.
Has anyone done such a study?
And if not, why not?
Anyone? Anyone?….Bueller? …..Bueller?