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RELATION OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS – (03-06-05)

May 12, 2012 by James Bogash

Relation of depressive symptoms to CRP and pathogen burden (cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, Epstein-Barr virus) in patients w/ earlier acute coronary syndromes

This article has so many implications.  And it is a perfect example of why so much research into “CAM therapies” or natural approaches bothers me.  The finding of strong relationships between both being depressed and/or having a latent viral infection with elevated CRP levels adds yet another layer to the onion that is cardiovascular disease.  Mainstream medicine has always tried to follow the “one cause, one cure” model but it fails miserably for chronic diseases.

Any natural approach to CVD addresses a multitude of lifestyle and nutritional interventions.  And yes, addressing psychological health is a part of that approach.  What I would love to see now is, do antidepressant medications lower CRP levels?  Or do they mask the symptoms and allow underlying damaging physiological imbalances to continue…

Read entire article here

 

Filed Under: Depression Tagged With: acute coronary syndromes, CAM therapies, cardiovascular disease, CRP, cytomegalovirus, depressive symptoms, Epstein-Barr virus

EFFECTS OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS – (03-17-08)

March 5, 2012 by James Bogash

Effects of dietary supplements on depressive symptoms in older patients

As such a simple and cost effective approach, I am continually surprised at how many new patients coming into my office do not take a multi. I’ve even had patients bring in bags of supplements they are taking, but no multi. Seems a little backwards to me..the MVM should be the first supplement on the list to be taken. How to differentiate good MVM from poor quality ones is a topic for another Update, however.

In this study, a simple approach like taking a MVM is a very sick older population resulted in positive changes in depression scores, regardless of how severe the depression was. Seems like a no-brainer to me.

Read entire article here

Filed Under: Depression, Vitamins and Supplements 101 Tagged With: depressive symptoms, dietary supplements, multivitamins, MVM

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