Depression & Bipolar Myths Part 6, Psychology with Dr. John Breeding & Anna Miller

[colibri1]

It may be too late for this, and I certainly don't know if it's possible, but you need change the title to say "Part 5" instead of "Part 6." I spent about five minutes looking for Part 5 after I'd watched parts 1 through 4.

[younes0807]

2 retards, people only listen to people That they Look up to...hint

[Mr1B2D3F]

why this professor always high,

CANt you dont smoke cannabis just for one day ,than you making youtube video

[vondesastre]

if bipolar syndrome were true then you condemn 99.9% of the adolescents that existed exist and will exist (in it self plain dumb idea) also 99% of the general population at some individual stage of ones life(still dumb idea)

every body is bipolar when i read the syndrome description (funny but true)

bipolar syndrome dose not exist

>> bipolar patients end up being numb junkies

supposed the treatment drugs don't treat the problem in any way they only mask the symptoms

[vondesastre]

bipolar is in itself a myth

[louiseiiid]

@vondesastre  - is Borderline also a myth?

[tyrannicoystercult]

Necessity of madness and unproductivity hahah John is great

[bluesgurugod]

Ohhh.... Dr. Breeding wants a piece of that ass!!

He's gonna take her out for cheeseburgers and beers after!!

Go John!

[idempotenz]

look at her... i bet she got a chromium desease... and i bet she got acidose, so her body is acidic and if i look at her skin i bet she got a vitamin d desease... so it's no wonder that she had bipolar symptoms... plz take calciumcitrat and magnesiumcitrat in a 2:1 rate... and don't do sugar!

[catgumart]

@idempotenz

thanks for the advice I'll check out the calcium citrate--magnesium citrate---Nutrition helps--but for me it isn't simply nutrition it is various factors--social,economic,envir­onmental---relationships---but I'll check up on thses nutrients-

thanks!

[EverythingMe15]

wow he looks really interested in her significant story T-T.

[catgumart]

I want to share a dietary discovery I made-a food that lifts my mood & is also incredibly healthy-Coconut oil & Coconut Butter-the best kind is organic,raw, unrefined--I have been getting the brand "Artisana" from whole foods-do a google,or youtube search on how beneficial coconut oil is-coconut butter also-the problem is that it is about 10$ for 16oz.-not something that fits very easily in someone's budget especially if they are economically disadvantaged like many sufferers of depression are.

[catgumart]

I have a lot of creative exercises and expressions that I've devised for myself to get myself out of the pit of depression and inertia I'd like to contribute to any one who could use them--Some are unconventional, others are variations of things that already exist--I think some of my methods can help some others may be different but for me my activities and exercises help--

[catgumart]

I'm dealing with depression everyday-today it was particularly heavy-its a gloomy,hopeless feeling-life feels impossible,it's like weaving in & out of a nightmare that doesn't make sense-things that help me are exercise, yoga,jogging,strength exercise,nutrition,self expression,(for me singing,chanting helps), quality intellectual stimulation-discussing it with open minded, compassionate people who wont take advantage of you-many people operate under a cloak of benevolence, it has to be right-

[j0hnwi11iams]

Depression is a self reinforcing feedback loop, a matter of perspective creating reality. For me the answer is activity. Force yourself to do something fun, even if it seems pointless.

[BRONXPEPE]

I always cover my face and dont want to face the world when i deal with depression cuz i truely turn away from the world cuz the world n the people in it are so critical and quick to judge and i just want to escape from all the people who always put me down. everything she mentioned I can totally relate. they always say people are good to be around but its only good if ur around good people its bad if ur around people who will shoot down ur hopes and dreams etc

[Themariohenri]

@BRONXPEPE i agree

[losplatosdemaria]

@BRONXPEPE I can relate to your comment, altho I no longer experience what you described.I freed myself by really going inward (the spiritual practice "Satsang" helped me quite a bit).The idea is that I stopped judging myself and others.Thus, no one can put down my ideas because I don't interpret their comments as good or bad, for example.I just do my thing and observe, and of course, love without condition.

[BRONXPEPE]

@losplatosdemaria Yes I free myself along time ago I am not judgemental I am very free spirited and open minded but I am allowed a bad day and I do get them and its not to do with the world but when ur having a bad day well atleast me I dont want to be around people. its good to know people have been where I been there is always a way to recreate urself with ur life and happiness. =)

[losplatosdemaria]

@BRONXPEPE Thanks for reminding me of that. And yes, you're right. Some of us may need a "bad day" ... just to experience the feelings.

[earblock]

formateateltarro ... brain format plis!!!! some 1 tell her the command...

[hypnofan35]

There should be somewhere where people can run away to and escape their offending interfaces for a while. It's a crazy world these days and bad part is you have to participate. i think your primary duty in life is first to your own sanity, Whatever else later....

[BRONXPEPE]

@hypnofan35 I Agree ur so right there should be a place for us to escape for a bit to get things together cuz it is a tuff world n people are ignorant aholes

[edthewicked]

My own experiences w/ mental illness are like a mirror image of what you described, if the mirror was cracked & broken= similar in many ways, but all mixed up concerning the details.I was one of the Ritalin kids during the late 80's and until the mid-90's, while at the same time self-medicating to cancel out the side-effects of Ritalin from 7th grade until graduating (barely) from high school.Then came the Dexedrine after flunking my freshman year at college.Quit that & the Dope Gateway opened!!

[BergenCafe]

playstatin 3, problem solved

[strawberrywineaazz]

@BergenCafe  lol

[MrSpieldose]

tell the voices to fuck off... look at the world today... who is nuts??

[MrSpieldose]

although I wouldn't ever deny the lives saved by medications or therapies and hope truly open minded people wouldn't either... but drugs were harmful to me... I could take Lithium/Depakote and Ritalin/Dexedrine for short term and were short lived... Prozac and those drugs made me insane and I support alternatives to people who drugs and therapy failed for. Mary Ellen Copeland wrote the Manic Depression Workbook and was a bipolar that meds failed for and is regarded by mental health...

[MrSpieldose]

Kay Redfield Jamison is the top Medical Authority in Manic Depression and writes about genius and manic depression and although admits using medical treatment to help her, she uses very low dose Lithium and mentions skills to deal with hypomanic and mild lows and is held over any psychiatrist and wrote a book about her life and she is a brilliant woman, my grandmother manic, was smart, ran a jail and me was nuts, did hair, speak 4 languages and getting a MS in positive psych and do great.

[Reddylion]

informative!

[Omexoplex]

THANK YOU for the post...I can identify completely...but I dont see how these outside influences on ones life point to bi-polar imbalances.

[blondemonkey1]

That was informative

Thats stupid VVV

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[gahfinally]

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[Illya244]

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