
Depression Help - 24 Hour Depression Cure?
Some types of depression are considered
"biochemical." These types of depression are caused by internal biochemistry
being out of balance. To help with the depression and fix the biochemical
imbalance, doctors usually prescribe anti-depressants drugs, and within a few
weeks people start feeling better, because their biochemistry is no longer out
of balance.
Since our internal biochemistry is affecting our well being, then we can all
easily see that what we eat affects depression and how we feel. For example,
we've probably all eaten a lot of junk food at some point and started feeling
bad. Food directly affects our biochemistry. This is not hard to
understand.
The next thing that many people find amazing is that food can actually cause
mood swings and emotions. Bad mood swings can be caused by bad diet.
So if you are having feelings of depression or alarming black moods, it could
very well be due to one simple thing in your diet.
Refined white sugar.
Sugar can sometimes be the sole cause of some
forms of depression. It can affect your moods. It can affect your attitude,
whether you feel cheerful or irritable. So if you are looking for some
depression help, sugar could be the key.
Take sugar out of your diet for just a few days and see if you notice any
difference. Notice if having no refined sugar provided help with depression. I
did, and the difference was startling. I had more energy, more positive
feelings, and no dark mood swings after the second day. So it was more like a 48
hour cure, but the difference was startling.
Blood sugar levels affect
more than just physical energy. Read the classic book Sugar Blues to better
understand all the ways that sugar can negatively affect your health and well
being. When we eat refined white sugar our pancreas secretes insulin to
get the sugar out of our blood stream. Over time, it secretes too much
insulin, and we end up with low blood sugar, with all its symptoms.
Now, don't go thinking you have to give up sweets. That is totally
depressing in itself, isn't it? Just give up the refined white sugar. The
health food store near you has many different natural alternative sweeteners
that won't give you the sugar blues. Things like xylitol, agave nectar and
stevia are processed by the body differently and won't affect your moods in the
same way.
This means you don't have to
give up sweets,
which can be a depressing thought in itself.
So even if you don't have dark
mood swings or feel other depression symptoms, you can give up refined sugar for
a week and test this out for yourself. If you absolutely can't envision giving
up the white stuff for a week, then you can try a different form of this test
that takes only half a day.
For breakfast or a midmorning snack, eat a couple doughnuts and nothing else.
Don't eat any protein with them, don't have coffee or soda or any form of
caffeine with them. Eating protein or having caffeine with the
doughnuts will mask and slow your biochemical response.
Don't cheat on this test! Just doughnuts for breakfast!
Notice how your body feels in about half an hour to an hour after eating the doughnuts. If you don't pump yourself up with caffeine, you should notice you feel good and happy and energized for about half an hour to 45 minutes, then you should start to feel tired and irritable and groggy for the next two hours after that as your blood sugar swings up then down.
Blood sugar levels affect our
emotions.
We are each unique, so your reaction to sugar may be different than your friends in some respects. But blood sugar swings caused by refined white sugar are well documented medically. If you are looking for some simple natural depression help, giving up sugar is a great place to begin. Your nearest doughnut store can provide all the proof you need. Not all forms of depression are caused by sugar, but this white powder is a major cause for many.
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