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A herbal alternative to prescription mood stabilizers antidepressants?

I've heard that omega 3 fatty acid found in the oil fish helps fight depression. Does anyone know of any other herbal / natural alternatives to prescription drugs that can help balance my moods / promote good humor? Anything to combat bipolar disorder? (I've been on prescription drugs before and have decided that I do not like. I fell victum a drug that blocks the amino acids that help store memory in the brain.) Please help, any knowledge will be useful.

I do not know what acid acids, but recently I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Lamictal and as I started really. However, I tried St. John's Wort, which worked better than my anti-depressants (At least for me), but did not want to do anything to the hobby. And not necessarily work for you, even if it worked for me. Each person is different. And, of San John Grass thins the blood which can be dangerous for some people. Be very careful with alternative medicine. You can talk to a herbalist and get their input. Up Chances are you best show with a prescription medication Talk to your doctor about your concerns with medications. If one is not right, you can always have another test. You have to get the right "recipe" so to speak. It can be a pain to get there, but once the right combination of drugs for their symptoms, the better you feel. I spoke with mine on mood stabilizers. I told them that if any of them cause weight gain do not bother writing me a script for them because they accept them. It was then that I heard of Lamictal. Do not just go without medication. It is not fair to the people around him, nor is it fair that you have to continue dealing with mood swings and erratic behavior. Good luck!

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