natural remedy for mania?
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DuckieLady
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I cannot say for sure but you could look into ashwaghandha for mood stability and clarity.
Wendan decoction (WDD) is used for schizophrenia.
(Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, at all ... like at all.)
Never used WDD but I have used ashwaghandha a lot. Don't take it for a long time.
DuckieLady
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You really should talk to a doctor if you're already taking medication before you do anything at all.
One of my stepbrothers had medical toxicity as a child. They switched his ADHD medication too many times, he passed out in the backyard. Now he has permanent brain damage. He was fine and now he can no longer verbally communicate.
Just be careful.
One of my stepbrothers had medical toxicity as a child. They switched his ADHD medication too many times, he passed out in the backyard. Now he has permanent brain damage. He was fine and now he can no longer verbally communicate.
Just be careful.
DuckieLady
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That's why I use Chinese herb blends and natural remedies.
Some may not be as effective, but so far in my case they have been sufficient, and minimal to no side effects.
I tried SSRIs as a teen and they caused me more problems. Ashwaghandha and sencha tea caused me no problems and helps me with productivity and mental clarity + focus.
No severe withdrawal side effects.
Wick Stick
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It needs to start with diet - healthy food and drink to start healing the body and mind. Food that is as close to nature as we can manage then when the diet is stable and we are healing then we can start to progress to changing medications to more natural means but done slowly with medical checks on our state.
DuckieLady
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I agree with this, but since mania tends to be related to B12 deficiency and I would imagine also vitamin D deficiency, it seems like low energy would be part of the problem; making it hard work difficult to push through.
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