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kids and depression ?Q.I found many of my peers to have children suffering from depression I found a great article on depression A.I think that the increased attention that the person practicing homeopathy (sorry, I cannot bring myself to call such a person doctor or a physician) might help with the depression. If your peers have kids with depression, I would recommend a full medical check-up and proper pediatric or adult psychological care. Depression is nothing to fool around with. Many patients with depression kill themselves and sometimes others. They can be miserable and their contributions to themselves and their family and friends become less. If you want to help these people, get them to a REAL doctor. You should change your account name to "Yikes!" (from tides). This is not science. It is an untested hypothesis based on a few anecdotal reports. The phrases "It is my suspicion," "seems congruent," and the best one: "While we only know of anecdotal reports of such improvements." These are signs that this report is not based on any real science. I would take it with a truck-load of salt or two. I think that the kids with depression would be much more likely to benefit from seeing a qualified doctor than trying some diet that has not been shown to work. What an unfortunate attitude! You attack statements that were written to ensure that the reader will not be misled. You call such phrases unscientific. Yet you use "I think" in your own post. Are such qualifying statements scientific only when you use them? Further, you claim that the diet has not been shown to work, yet it has repeatedly been reported in the peer reviewed literature as helpful in aiding depression in celiac patients, and that same literature reports that more than 90% of cases of celiac disease go undiagnosed. Additionally, the tests recommended by this article must, where I live, be ordered by qualified physicians in my area. Do you live in an area where such serological testing can be ordered by others? I see no evidence of clinical trials of any diet in the web page that affects depression without regard to celiac disease, which is what this page is recommending. Other Questions : Clinical Depression Test. Test - was: THE SUNDAY MORNING CHECK IN ?Depression is a psychiatric term and condition, while clinical depression is neither. In other words, the term depression is used by psychiatrists to describe a set of signs and symptoms that constitute a defined psychiatric condition, while t... How do you deal with depression?The hard part is to tie the shoelaces on, do the warm up, and take the first few steps until you get going. But when you're done, you won't even remember what depression is. Do it regularly, and you'll hardly ever be depressed anymore.There's... forming local online depression support groups in U.S. locales ?thats kind of scary,10 miles? maby i'm paranoid but i'm thinking about anyone who might be under 18,do you know who is talking to who or what might be lurking in the shadows? to late now,if you ever post something like this again,maby leave out t... chronic pain and sobriety ?i guess my point is this... i plan on physical therapy, gym, excercize, alternative treatment etc, but how many users here have chronic pain and being off of opiod pain meds just isn't an option for them? i am by no means trying to justify this... Do I really have reactive depression ?I visited my GP a couple of weeks ago with symptoms of weight gain, some hair loss, tiredness and disturbed sleep. He thought I had an underactive thyroid so sent me to a specialist. In a ten minute consultation, the specialist listened to...
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