subject: Depression is a serious condition. There may be something in this article that can help you regain your energy and vitality again! [print this page] Depression is a serious conditionDepression is a serious condition. There may be something in this article that can help you regain your energy and vitality again!
Positive feelings like high energy and great motivation aren't what we would use to describe how depression feels. Some of us deal with it our whole lives; others for a short while. Some have it intensely; others a more mild depression. Whatever the case, it's a widespread issue sung to the tune of 20 million Americans and nearly 5% of the world population at any given time. That's serious.
Feeling depressed is not something you can just snap out of. It's real. It's isolating. It drains you of all your energy, and unfortunately the energy of those around youand it's hard to not feel alone.
I know. I suffered undiagnosed from clinical depression for years.
I can't and won't write an article on how to diagnose depression- that's not something I would want to try, even if I could. What I am doing is educating those who are willing to listen that there may be a non-prescription way for you to help your depression. I'm not saying it will help, and I'm not saying it won't. All I'm saying is I've seen something that has the potential of helping.
So, it is clear that your energy is practically non-existent during bouts of depression. And that just seems to make the problem worse! I know I've felt at times that if I just had the energy to do what I needed or wanted to do, my depression would be solved! I would be cured! Free! It didn't quite turn out that way for me, but it could for you!
In some circles, natural medicine gets a bad rap. It's called a "soft science", which isn't necessarily true. There is merit to natural medicine simply based on the fact that our bodies seem to work and heal in harmony with it! Just because you can't put it in a test tube and put results on a screen doesn't mean it's worthless. And that's what this article is about. I found something amazing in the natural medicine realm that I wanted to share.
Dr. Mark Stengler has helped depressed patients deal with their symptoms by treating them naturally. If you check out his website, you'll see several testimonials from patients on this topic.
He wanted to help more people, to broaden his reach. Naturally. This means turning to the internet, and with that in mind he created the online program High Energy For Life.
It seems pretty unique from what I've reviewed on it thus far. It's a 5-week coaching program that promises to bring your energy levels to a place they haven't been in years, with specific topics discussed like hormones and brain function that DIRECTLY impact depression.
This program may not work for you. BUT IT MIGHT, TOO. That's the thing, you don't know!
I can say that, at very least, it can give you a little bit of hope. Hope that maybe this is the thing that will change everything. Hope that there is SOMETHING out there to give you that boost you need. That extra something that doesn't seem to be coming from anything, or anyone, you deal with right now.
Hope is quite possibly the most powerful emotion on earth. It gets people to do things they NEVER would have done otherwise. It sometimes is the only thing we have left.
Someone asked me today what I thought the price tag on hope was. I'd say it's pretty priceless. It's one of the most powerful things on earth. They said it's possible hope can be bought.
That got me thinking.
Ultimately, yes, this article to tell you about a product. But, trust me, it's not all money-grubbing. I've totally been there, the place where only the depressed go. Having no hope just about kills everyone. And I've found something that, you know- I felt could help people. If it just helped ONE PERSON, then I've done what I set out to do!
The next paragraph gives "the pitch" on the product. I hope it's taken seriously, or at least the reason behind it, because I have never written a more heart-felt article yet in my life. This should probably be on a blog rather than an article website, but it's not and here it is.
And folks, depression is no joke. If you feel that things are just too intense, see your health care provider right away. Don't suffer any longer!
