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How are you going to celebrate during this December? Let everyone know what is important to you.
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There is good news in the air. But let's not give up on our vigilance, as there is an end in sight.
Good News is Here (after so many months)
Things are beginning to be hopeful once again after months of gloom. Thanksgiving is upon us. Stay vigilant. We are making lots of progress.
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Ok. Something fun and easy. Thanksgiving and Christmas are both on the horizon. These two holidays may be a little different than the ones in the past.
What fun foods are you planning this Thanksgiving?
For us, I ordered oysters (live in the shell). I am thinking about grits in cheese. But having trouble with the other foods. Not so much into the turkey, as it probably is just the two of us.
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The numbers are increasing with those who are fighting depression during this pandemic this fall. The underlying message is to begin pharmaceuticals. This is not the answer. Much more can be done to improve our quality of life.
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"Just hang in there?" There really is so much more one can do to get through this depression during the pandemic. We still can take control of our health and lives and learn to even thrive during this period. Great book for all - OWN YOUR SELF, by Kelly Brogan, MD (functional medicine psychiatrist out of NYC). Great for this time.
New study shows symptoms of depression have more than tripled since start of the pandemic
The study out of Boston University shows depression in Americans has increased from 8.5 percent pre-pandemic to 27.8 percent now.
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Here are some of the common FAQ's we have seen over the three years of helping folks out of their pain issues with Regenerative Medicine.
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Did you read the Billings Gazette today (28 Sept. 2020)? An article in the health section is describing the increased numbers of those being diagnosed as having depression since March 2020.
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45% of the women in our country over the age of 45 are on antidepressants. we are told we have a biochemical imbalance, therefore the medicine is needed. Not so.
