There is a new video just hitting the scene on YouTube that gives new hope to depression sufferers. More and more people are looking for natural, drug free ways to reduce the symptoms of depression.
(prHWY.com) August 26, 2011 - Irving, TX -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 26, 2011
There is a new video just hitting the scene on YouTube that gives new hope to depression sufferers. More and more people are looking for natural, drug free ways to reduce the symptoms of depression. The new YouTube video promises to not only reduce symptoms, but actually beat depression once and for all.
Previously, patients with depression had very little hope for eliminating depression.After all, it is a disease and requires a course of treatment usually involving therapy, drugs, or a combination of both. What this new video purports is that while it's undeniable that drugs and traditional therapy help manage depression, they very rarely
beat depression entirely.
The current trend for depression sufferers is to look outside the established medical orthodoxy for relief,as traditional methods don't always provide the results patients are looking for. Many times a course of psychological or psychiatric treatment can take years to complete. And even then the likelihood of completely reversing the symptoms of depression is miniscule.
Studies show the most commonly prescribed antidepressants work only for 40% of users, and that figure could dip as low as 30%. In addition, there may be some serious side effects that go along with the drugs, including violence, and in some cases suicide.What makes the side effects even more of a concern is that other studies show standard antidepressants are only as effective, or even less effective than placebos.
So if drugs aren't the answer, traditional therapy should be right? Cognitive behavioral therapy, when it's effective, can have a relapse rate of 80% or more. This is a sobering sobering fact, as it can make patients believe there is no permanent solution to
beat depression for good.
This new video takes on some of the conventional wisdom regarding depression treatments, and even takes on some non-traditional therapies such as meditation, yoga, and nutritional treatments. What's different about the new video is that it claims to show ways sufferers can target the root cause of their depression and eliminate it for good.And patients can avoid drug side effects and the high relapse rate of traditional depression. Curious parties can decide for themselves by viewing the video at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLuBDMvMRLQ
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