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happilymarried67 · 05-20-2008, 08:11 AM

I am a person that believes that you should explore all other avenues before you prescribe psych drugs. My husband is a physican and I am a nurse. I believe that environment and neurotoxins can play havoc on your brain. I know that you can have neurological problems that can increase your anger and rage. Hormonal imbalances can cause you uncontrollable anger, anxiety and depression. If you have allergies to certain foods they are finding links with the inflammatory reaction throughout your whole body. (That is what happened to us with our toxic mold, our inflammatory response went out of whack and we became reactive to all sorts of chemicals including food. We had our alleries test after that, finding that we had chronic allergies to soy, wheat, legumes. After ingesting any of these foods they reacted on our brain and other systems of our bodies. (all 6 in our family react, we have seen a neurologist that found the same abnormalities in all our neurological function test that his facility performed and he links them with the mycotoxins given off by the toxic mold in our home) Eating any of the foods I mentioned increases irritability, anger, depression and anxiety. I would look into someone that deals with patients on a neuropsychological level, not just someone that wants to stick you on a drug. I have never been prescribed anti-anxiety, anti-depressants or any other neuro effecting drugs for our exposure to the neurotoxins. They were pretty intense symptoms too. Explosive anger, anxiety that caused pacing and fear, depression with a feeling of not feeling love for anyone. For us it was a change of the food that we became hypersensitive to, and getting adequate exercise and rest. Exercise is the key to increase your own endorphins. Drinking adequate water and eating more fruits and vegetables. Decreasing the amount of process foods and red meats which can cause inflammation in your body and increasing our cold fish intake for the omega 3's that help. This is just what happened in my family and the things we did to help us. I didn't know if you looked at this environmentally.

05-20-2008, 08:11 AM	#6 (permalink)
happilymarried67 Forum Supporter Join Date: May 2008 Location: Arizona, USA Posts: 104	Re: Would anti-d's help him? I am a person that believes that you should explore all other avenues before you prescribe psych drugs. My husband is a physican and I am a nurse. I believe that environment and neurotoxins can play havoc on your brain. I know that you can have neurological problems that can increase your anger and rage. Hormonal imbalances can cause you uncontrollable anger, anxiety and depression. If you have allergies to certain foods they are finding links with the inflammatory reaction throughout your whole body. (That is what happened to us with our toxic mold, our inflammatory response went out of whack and we became reactive to all sorts of chemicals including food. We had our alleries test after that, finding that we had chronic allergies to soy, wheat, legumes. After ingesting any of these foods they reacted on our brain and other systems of our bodies. (all 6 in our family react, we have seen a neurologist that found the same abnormalities in all our neurological function test that his facility performed and he links them with the mycotoxins given off by the toxic mold in our home) Eating any of the foods I mentioned increases irritability, anger, depression and anxiety. I would look into someone that deals with patients on a neuropsychological level, not just someone that wants to stick you on a drug. I have never been prescribed anti-anxiety, anti-depressants or any other neuro effecting drugs for our exposure to the neurotoxins. They were pretty intense symptoms too. Explosive anger, anxiety that caused pacing and fear, depression with a feeling of not feeling love for anyone. For us it was a change of the food that we became hypersensitive to, and getting adequate exercise and rest. Exercise is the key to increase your own endorphins. Drinking adequate water and eating more fruits and vegetables. Decreasing the amount of process foods and red meats which can cause inflammation in your body and increasing our cold fish intake for the omega 3's that help. This is just what happened in my family and the things we did to help us. I didn't know if you looked at this environmentally. __________________ "Love me when I least deserve it, because that's when I need it most." --Anonymous