antidepressants

People discuss whether it's more helpful than antidepressants, but then again it often doesn't even count as medicine.

Sleep deprivation is one of the most reliable and strong antidepressants, but also one of the least practical.

The funny thing is that if you take a bunch of different antidepressants then you will become bipolar..

You also should remember that the placebo effect does actually contribute a large part of the effect of antidepressants.

Opiates have a very low side effect profile, compared to other popular medications (like mood stabilizers, antidepressants).

My symptoms improved not with antidepressants or psychotherapy or self-help, but with treatment for a previously undiagnosed chronic physiological condition.

The research just shows that antidepressants don't have much of an effect above and beyond placebo.

It's true that some antidepressants tend to shoot a bit over the target, but that can be easily taken into account.

Something I think could help people in these situations but doesn't have much popular support - over-the-counter antidepressants.

The post's author actually did an analysis of customer reviews of antidepressants.

I've been on antidepressants for awhile, and I have a completely different inner and outer life.

Every antidepressants action mechanism is just a shot in the dark, trial and error and it's questionable whether any of them work at all.

Or at least he didn't believe the "antidepressants give you enough energy to be violent" thesis based on all three generations of them.

It's difficult to describe the effects of antidepressants, as their onset is extremely gradual (weeks to months) and it's been a while for me, but they basically shift the average mood up from "everything is kinda awful" to a more neutral equilibrium.

Antidepressants aren't all that dangerous, even when compared to other over-the-counter drugs like Plan B.