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@spartacus147

6 months ago

“Turning heel n going full Chris Benoit” I lost my shit 🤣🤣

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@chillybean0411

6 months ago

As someone who was prescribed them once in my teens, making the decision to throw them away was more helpful to me than the pills ever were.

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@adrianwalker5415

6 months ago

One of the largest studies on depression was done with over 125,000 participants. The conclusion that exercise was more effective at treating symptons than the combination of drugs AND counseling

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@91dakoda

6 months ago

“Turn heel and go full Chris Benoit”…Jesus man.

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@_h0nkyk0ng_

6 months ago

I was put on them as a teenager. I hated the "fake happy" they made me feel (in addition to the suicidal ideations, which I NEVER had before). I just stopped taking them one day (even though I was told to taper off) and I never looked back. One of the best decisions I ever made...

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@klindy85

3 months ago

I LOVE THIS! I constantly talk to my clients who struggle with depression about this! I WISH more people talked about this. Thank you from a therapist.

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@levilevi6248

6 months ago

34 years ago I was in transition from being a useless drug addict drunk to a sober citizen I had some adjustment problems. I was very depressed and was prescribed antidepressants which I took for 7 years. For a completely unrelated reason I decided to learn about and explore the world of Fitness and Nutrition. Very soon thereafter I totally abandoned antidepressants. To this day I believe they helped me while I was in transition however if I had gone straight to Fitness and Nutrition I never would have needed them. The things you learn.

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@kennethconnely5654

5 months ago

On some of them, the side effects are worse, dealing with the depression

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@jayjayx5x1

6 months ago

Biggest issue with antidepressants…

They prescribed to people who aren’t clinically depressed… and are in the emotional state naturally.

Many forget it’s a emotion our brains use to motivate us to change.

Like a dude who only ever games and is overweight feeling depressed is normal…

Cause that’s a depressing lifestyle and his brain wants him to go and do something.

And that is most of what is called “depression” these days… a perfectly natural emotion that is your mind screaming this ain’t enough or this ain’t it.

It’s ignoring that signal and not trying to understand it that does most harm.

But many don’t even know themselves to be able to even translate their own emotion and know why.

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@jamesorr9674

3 months ago

Exercise is the best antidepressant for me....having taken several different medications..
.thank you! This was needed.

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@timothyjohn8877

4 months ago

After going through severe depression because of a business failure, anti-depressants were one of the keys to regaining mental fitness.

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@Johnpaul-vu8tn

6 months ago

The withdrawal off of them was wild. I had a practice attack for like 3 solid days, My son felt like it was crawling and i kept having full body shivers. That was only at a low dose. I also watched my nephew detox after he was born.

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@bovv8940

6 months ago

FDA is a scam.

There... i fixed it for you 😂

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@Padraig91

6 months ago

SSRI's are a colossal money maker.

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@guy12327

2 months ago

Really depends. Stuff like amitriptyline (tryciclical antidepressant) works wonders for some people with a comorbidity of migraine and depression and/or anxiety disorder. But the thing with ssri`s is, that they usually don´t solve the underlying life or biochemical issues. It is complicated. I also think just juicing people up on ssri´s or snris is sort of bollocks in the long run. But if it helps it is a blessing. People literally just have to try things out responsibly and carefully. Lifestyle changes included. Every case ist different, but all the science is based on statistical generalizations.

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@philipshannin3625

6 months ago

Is the same true for anxiety meds?

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@boblaser7385

4 months ago

I'm not depressed. I'm poor. I work and thats all I do, but the government steals half my work and working more, just makes it worse. There's no drug or exercise that will cure a corrupt society. 🤷‍♂️✌

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@Goods702

6 months ago

I will be using going fully Chris Benoit in future conversations now.

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@rugdoc97

6 months ago

What about NDRI’s im on Wellbutrin hasnt kicked in yet but I don’t have interest going out or reward from stuff people normally do so it dopamine instead of serotonin

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@knot289

6 months ago

It is pretty gut wrenchcing when you're prescribed something to help deal with your diagnosed issues, and for 2-3 week's you feel pretty normal. Then, out of nowhere, it stops. Hope is an enormous antidepressant. But like so many other things in life, hope fades and reality set's back in. I am brOKen

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