| Author: Ron Shelf |
Are you depressed?!
Depression in everyday life refers to sadness and despair.
For some people depression is not just a passing moment, it is a life time problem.
Clinic depression refers to sever symptoms that interfere with the everyday life and last for over 2 weeks. The mental state of the depression is a pessimistic sense that has a variety of physical and mental disorders and altered mood.
The symptoms for depression are: changes in weight (loss or gain), hopelessness, sadness, insomnia or over sleeping, thoughts of death or suicidal intentions, problems with concentration, and more.
So what can you do if you feel depressed?
The first step is to acknowledge the situation and the fact you need help.
Friends and family will do the job and get you to feel a little better. Talk to them and tell them about your problems and feelings.
Then you can try and treat the problem yourself, using homemade remedies, I will add some to show you how you can deal with it yourself.
1. Eat: Nuts, cheese and a spoon of apple cider vinegar in a glass of water.
2. Eat at least 5 bananas a day, Reduce to one in time.
3. Eat a lot of pumpkin seeds.
4. Make a wine drink:
Grind Valerian root, add some carnation, grated orange peel and some rosemary. Put everything in a white dry bottle of wine. Leave in shade for 28 days. Drink 3 times a day.
5. Blanch 5-7 rosemary leaves in a boiling cup of water, add honey, wait 3 minutes and drink.
6. Warm avocado leaves and put them on forehead.
7. Cook and eat: white rice with lily bulb, palm and tulip (add nothing more).
8. Cook 3-4 tablespoons of oatmeal to 1 cup of rice milk or soy milk, boil and stir for a minute on law temperature. Can add nuts, almonds, dried fruits, maple syrup or honey.
9. Blanch mint to make tea and drink.
10. Stir 1 teaspoon of lavender leaves to a cup of boiling water, cool and drink 3 times daily.
you can find alot more home remedies at the GrannyMed website. |
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