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Holy Hormones Journal: Paul Latimer has done the women in British Columbia a gross injustice in his use describing postpartum depression as postpartum psychosis suggesting that lithium is an acceptable treatment – during and after pregnancy. But then again his message in congruent with the US message/suggestion that new mothers use Xanax and Prozac to Continue Reading …
Holy Hormones Journal Jane Ussher has penned a brilliant article on the myth of women and madness – enforced by psychiatry’s bible – the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM-5). When one starts looking at the history of women and ‘madness/mental illness’ it is distressing at best. Thousands of women have disappeared over Continue Reading …
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Holy Hormones Journal – The NEI Supersystem – the neurological – endocrine and immune system is crucial to women’s health and well-being. It is the Holy Grail. Women’s hormonal menstrual and fertility cycles are evidence of this synchrony. Disrupting the circadian endocrine rhythm is really what is killing us. Our bodies are geared to adapt Continue Reading …
As research psychologists who have spent years studying nutrition in relation to mental health, behaviour, and brain development, we know how beneficial nutrition can be for some people tackling mental health problems.
Our emotional responses to the stresses of daily life may predict our long-term mental health, according to a new study published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Can so many US women really be mentally ill? Perhaps some are wrongly pathologised, but there is a rational explanation.
Pushing antidepressants on a national morning news program for women who are obviously suffering from hormone imbalance and nutrient depletion (labeled postpartum depression) is vile.
WOMEN’S hormones and incidents of depression can go together, says a leading professor.
And women who claim that they have premenstrual tension, or who are depressed during perimenopause are not making it up, she emphasises.
No surprise here. Women are going into pregnancy without adequate nutrition and with hormones that are already imbalanced and depleted from exposure to synthetic hormone birth control, and estrogen mimickers in the environment. The disturbing trend is to let post baby blues – or postpartum depression getting into psychiatrist’s hands.
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