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I think depression can be managed as you'd manage hypertension or diabetes, most maladies we suffer are ours to keep for life.. it is just a matter of how we manage and cope. I don't personally and after rigorous believe that anti-depressants have any role to play.. perhaps there are drugs out there to cure depression but they are not on the market yet.. thus, I do believe that certain things can help us manage our depression better.. I have myself suffered from anxiety and depression for years, some which were pretty scary because it would be nocturnal with absolutely no triggers..
I think research has come a long way but it is still not free of certain biases and confounders, but I'd definitely get my information at least from the NIH as opposed to some random joe who thinks he has a cure for $29.99 I am aware how many methods are out as well ridiculous herbal concoctions all which are utterly useless .. like you said there is no cure, it is just a matter of how you manage your condition.. and that sometimes means allowing yourself to feel uncomfortable sensations without too much judgment.. it is the human condition after all.
exercise is actually one of the single best thing a person can do for themselves.. if you are 'lamenting over your woes' then you are not in the right type of exercise.. one should do physical work that is enjoyable not punitive, it is about an outlet that allows you to release tension, feel tired enough at the end of the day to fall asleep without tossing and turning and ultimately release of endorphins.. even debilitated, invalid patients are required to ambulate or have some sort of physical therapy..
the guy who wrote the article is just lazy, unless a person is instructed by their doctor not to exercise for a legitimate health concern, it is probably one of the single best things one can do for themselves and not merely for the good of the mind but for the good of the body..
there is an Arabic adage as old as sin itself it foes 'al3aqal asaleem fi iljism asleem' the right mind exists in the right body.. Even people not very sophisticated with measures and data can come up with that, then this fellow with a new scheme really doesn't stand a chance..
for me personally I found a few things that work and one of them is that I allow myself to feel the uncomfortable sensations and call them on to come full blast, the more I am ready to concede to them the less noisy and apparent they become.. everybody can find their niche ...
aight I am off to bed.. had like three hrs of sleep in two days

I think research has come a long way but it is still not free of certain biases and confounders, but I'd definitely get my information at least from the NIH as opposed to some random joe who thinks he has a cure for $29.99 I am aware how many methods are out as well ridiculous herbal concoctions all which are utterly useless .. like you said there is no cure, it is just a matter of how you manage your condition.. and that sometimes means allowing yourself to feel uncomfortable sensations without too much judgment.. it is the human condition after all.
exercise is actually one of the single best thing a person can do for themselves.. if you are 'lamenting over your woes' then you are not in the right type of exercise.. one should do physical work that is enjoyable not punitive, it is about an outlet that allows you to release tension, feel tired enough at the end of the day to fall asleep without tossing and turning and ultimately release of endorphins.. even debilitated, invalid patients are required to ambulate or have some sort of physical therapy..
the guy who wrote the article is just lazy, unless a person is instructed by their doctor not to exercise for a legitimate health concern, it is probably one of the single best things one can do for themselves and not merely for the good of the mind but for the good of the body..
there is an Arabic adage as old as sin itself it foes 'al3aqal asaleem fi iljism asleem' the right mind exists in the right body.. Even people not very sophisticated with measures and data can come up with that, then this fellow with a new scheme really doesn't stand a chance..
for me personally I found a few things that work and one of them is that I allow myself to feel the uncomfortable sensations and call them on to come full blast, the more I am ready to concede to them the less noisy and apparent they become.. everybody can find their niche ...
aight I am off to bed.. had like three hrs of sleep in two days

