Interesting snippet on Tx resistent depression.

[Arkilogue]

Okay...so you're NOT a dietitian then?  Because, I can see how a layperson may be confused considering how you've posted about the subject in this thread.

Please, only dispense nutritional recommendations once you have completed the required education and professional training to do so.  Otherwise, I'm going to start telling people how to cut down trees and you, as the professional, can let me know what you think about me doing that.  Yeah?

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Also...I like your tree carving; it's pretty awesome.  

I've completed a 3 month course of colon cleansing, body ph readjustment, and change of gut biome. I directly experienced the difference in mood, emotion and mental clarity. I was like my body was rejoicing underneath me. I've also experienced the decline of natural elation and clarity as my diet turned back to crap. I have lived through what I assert.

Does it take a PHD to know fresh food is good for you and processed food full of sugar and chemical preservatives is bad for you? I also link a number of medical doctors and specialist that said "your gut health does affect your overall sense of well being." Plus the science of how/why it affects you. If you want to appeal to authority, it's all there to find.

BTW, do you know what you body does to protect itself against highly acidic stomach acid?


How to properly cut down trees can be looked up on a multitude of professional websites and sources, with demonstration videos galore. The knowledge is available to everyone....but the feeling is not. If you have no experience with it, I'd recommend hiring me.

And thanks!