Archive for November, 2006
Blog Carnival Edition for November 28, 2006
I hope you had a good weekend; those of you who celebrate Thanksgiving, as I did, I hope you had a good Thanksgiving holiday weekend. I appreciate those of you who sent in your entries and help us better understand the mental health journey from your perspectives. Thank You!
isabella mori presents speed, mania and depression [...]
Review: Omax3 Website
Those of you who are familiar with mental health research have noticed a long standing interest in supplemental therapies and alternative therapies to traditional treatments like psychotherapy and medication therapy. For example, St. John’s Wort has long been used in Europe and has been studied as a treatment for depression. More recently, the [...]
Blog Carnival Edition for November 14, 2006
Welcome to this edition of our blog carnival of depression, bipolar disorder, and mental health journeys. Here are submissions accepted to this edition.
John Hill presents Overcoming Depression Permanently posted at Universe Of Success. Jane’s Note: This above article requires a disclaimer. The premise of the article is that depression is entirely caused by the individual’s [...]
Hypertension Drug Studied in Combination Treatment for Depression
Mecamylamine is an antihypertensive and has been used to treat high blood pressure or hypertension. Mecamylamine controls nerve impulses to relax blood vessels and therefore lower blood pressure. Now, a company called Targacept is looking at this drug as a potential add-on treatment with the antidepressant citalopram (Celexa) to see if patients who did not [...]
Store Brand Acetaminophen Recall Alert
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is recalling 500mg strength store-brand acetaminophen caplets because of contamination with small metal fragments found in some caplets. If you have bought a store-brand or private label pain reliever acetominophen, please
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