Anti-Depression "Stone Age" Remedy

Today we're peeking into the brain of a psychologist at the University of Kansas who's looking back to humanity's Paleolithic past for answers to one of society's most secretive yet omnipresent problems ... and that is depression. Dr. Stephen Ilardi argues that depression is not a mental-chemical problem...requiring a prescription of say the mood uplifting pill du jour ... Lexepro. Rather that depression is caused by the way contemporary society forces us to live our lives. Watch the "Watercooler Diaries" now for more ...

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• depression
• Lexepro
• Prosac
• Stone
• Age
• remedy
• Stephen
• Allardi
• excercise
• diet
• sleep
• deprivation
• group
• therapy
• psychotherapy

[alonsomaldonado]

GORGEOUS ANTI DEPRESSANT YOU ARE, KATE!!!

[johnnyjayramone]

wow, this chick is hot

[sburns1010]

I got more depressed when I realized this is an add; someone trying to get money from me. Argh.

[MrMcCookies]

For 30-60 mins

[MrMcCookies]

You can do all that in the video or you can go take a jog for twenty mnutes every morning to a park and meditate f

[Mikuruification]

@alonsomaldonado

Anti-Depression "Stone Age" Remedy = Hit yourself in the head with a rock

[alonsomaldonado]

@faridjabba Yeaaaa, I wish she would make more videos!!!

[faridjabba]

@alonsomaldonado YEA, RIGHT, WAHT HER NAME PLEASE? KATE WHAT?

[yourright100]

for the love of god shut up, if folks were feeling good enough to go to the gym they're depression isnt severe enough to even prescribe meds!!!

[spiralshaman]

This so-called "remedy" is interesting in theory, but I believe that depression has various causes. Also, there are differences in the severity of the depression symptoms in different individuals. I don't believe that there is a "one size fits all" solution to depression. Some people definitely need medication to help treat their depression symptoms.