i know this is controversial in highly medicalized societies, but this is a good plan overall.
we still don't know why and how antidepressants work. we know they work, but we don't know why. and hell, to be honest, we still have a poor grasp of how depression works.
a priority is tho to limit reliance of the populace on "moms' little helpers", that might give dependency, and financial drain. and finding a humanist way to deal with depressions and its symptoms.
i feel american society is not ready for it, popping pills is way easier, but it is important to start somewhere.
we still don't know why and how antidepressants work. we know they work, but we don't know why. and hell, to be honest, we still have a poor grasp of how depression works.
a priority is tho to limit reliance of the populace on "moms' little helpers", that might give dependency, and financial drain. and finding a humanist way to deal with depressions and its symptoms.
i feel american society is not ready for it, popping pills is way easier, but it is important to start somewhere.
Then why not use it?
If only everyone could afford psychotherapy!