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- Jun 19, 2023
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I believe in clinical depression, where the chemistry of one's brain is just disrupted and it doesn't get all the needed neurochemicals that basically make us happy.
But I don't believe that what we call depression is a disease, and moreover, that that's a disease that can be treated by medications. I think that it's just a reaction to what is happening in your life and is normal. Because due to the situation in your life, your brain doesn't have a source of those chemicals. It won't come up by itself if you have no reason to be down. Medications surely can get you a boost by uplifting your mood so that managing the real problems that caused you to feel this way would become easier. But it won't fix your problem by itself.
But I don't believe that what we call depression is a disease, and moreover, that that's a disease that can be treated by medications. I think that it's just a reaction to what is happening in your life and is normal. Because due to the situation in your life, your brain doesn't have a source of those chemicals. It won't come up by itself if you have no reason to be down. Medications surely can get you a boost by uplifting your mood so that managing the real problems that caused you to feel this way would become easier. But it won't fix your problem by itself.