Emmy_Lou

324d

I stopped all meds for depression and adhd and anxiety in February and I felt a lot better and now am struggling again badly, has anyone experienced this? Is there a way to do this without the meds?

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Attention-Deficit Disorder

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  • Marvel360

    324d

    šŸ‘‹ You can try St. John's Wort or 5 HTP natural supplements for depression. Try Goli Ashwagandha to Relax, Restore and unwind.

  • Marvel360

    324d

    Natural Stacks Dopamine Brain Food. Morning support for Mental Drive.

  • Quetziluv

    324d

    Everyone's experience is very personal and tailored to their chemistry. For me personally, I've tried but it takes a ton of natural supplements which can be very effective but also can add up financially -Ashwaganda - Holy Basil - Ginko Boloba -Red Clover - chaste berry -primrose evening oil - 5-HTP Plus - Gotu Kola - Black Cohosh

  • JaeAr

    324d

    I went off meds at about the same time this year. However, I'm back on them. During this journey I have gained a lot of information, and that has really helped me cope with the positives and negatives of my meds.

  • Bridgette

    324d

    I've tried so called natural stuff and it just doesn't help. It takes a while to find the right medication. If you don't feel it's helping or even gives you bad side affects why take it. I don't understand with AdHD is hard but If you add meds that mess you up I have no idea how you can function?? I'm on my 4th med and nothing helps yet but can't give up on something as important as mental health

  • Bridgette

    324d

    Why be ashamed of taking medicine? But yes exercise baths and self care but if you find it hard to even do that I bet medicine can do the trick I mean ADHD has dopamine ā¤ļøand that's what we lack

  • Bridgette

    324d

    And anxiety meds makes serotonin stay in your brain longer so eh I'm just a supporter of science and meds that work just for your brain ā¤ļø

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